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Maybe we took our older generation's wisdom for granted.
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You mean owner and not owner? I think it's fair.
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Very nice of you, thank you.
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I feel like I'm looking at aliens wearing people's skin. https://kota.is/qpxa1.png Nightmare inducing. I hate it. https://kota.is/X57J5.png Ugh, this legit makes my stomach turn. https:/
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> who will be left behind You need to think about where you're going before you just blindly follow "progress". You're assuming that you'll be better off than the ones left behind, I wouldn't always be so su
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Is this Nvidia's repentance for the crypto mining and price gouging?
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It sounds like a reason to do more controlled burns.
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There's a pedestrian focused expansion pack.
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I'd guess this is the first time this has happened. Don't be mad at t3chfest for trusting couchbase, be mad at couchbase for breaking trust.
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We're still romanticizing "the connections" made from people jumping up and down in front of a camera and a screen?
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Title makes it seem like Vietnam is in an internet blackout. Not the case apparently, they're still connected and are fine.
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I'm a religious type and I agree; making churches tax-exempt corrupts the church.
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What I'm about to say is controversial, but "better" is not possible without meaning, meaning is not possible without overcoming evil. Without man to interpret the meaning of it, there's no meaningful difference between
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With all due respect, you either don't live in the US or are living under a rock if you feel like you need citation. Denying the US's propaganda machine is like denying climate change at this point. The news corps don't tell
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You can put a password on your telegram account.
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Just because someone made a greedy and erroneous cut of red tape somewhere across the world does not mean that all red tape is good.
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No, it's also true as a broad statement.
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> Engineers at LinkedIn were livid about being forced to move off gmail. Is that really worth being livid over? Outlook is fine. I left gmail a few years ago and haven't looked back. I survived.
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My last gig used Rails' Hotwire, and my new gig is using Phoenix Liveview. Thankfully people are waking up and seeing that JS is most appropriate as a "last resort" technology.
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What evidence do you have if you're absolutely certain?
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https://imgur.com/a/xpmTedB
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Fwiw, I'm well aware of those issues cited, and still choose to use Manjaro as a daily driver.
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I remember those waves on interstellar being a scarier adversary than Pennywise from IT. It must have been quite a sight. I wonder if any of the creatures from the event felt fear before the water washed over them.
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My wife speaks Bemba - a fairly common language in South-central Africa. I just asked it to translate a sentence to Bemba and it failed miserably. What it put out wasn't even Bemba, she didn't know what language it was.
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Support for the ESP8266 I had sitting in my desk drawer is a little rough, the code templates they provide don't seem to work out of the box. I gave up and am just buying an ESP32. Should be a much better experience, I'm hoping.
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I miss the 90's and the early 00's. Take me away from this AI hell.
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In 2020 I wanted to leverage the new apple silicon in my Rust app, so I needed to do some work in Swift, and maybe i was looking in the wrong spots - but the Swift community felt incredibly dead. Swift documentation is horrible, I asked for
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Your prime number analogy doesn't hold water because the average person doesn't verify. Being wrong half the time has potential for serious damage.
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They do. Haven't you ever price compared a poor neighborhood's grocery store to a rich neighborhood? Meijer does this in the Midwest. The price difference is as much as 50%.
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Oh, also people contesting irrelevant points. :) The average HNer is probably paid half that, but dahfizz's point still stands.
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