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by brink 4y ago
If he gave managers a heads up, it would have been immediately leaked to the press.
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by brink 4y ago
What's next, protesting the government at all is also undermining the systems of government and is totalitarian? If Trump's (or whatever figure of authority, because plenty of people have done this) claims are false, then do an au
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by brink 4y ago
The left did that in '16 and went on a sham witch hunt for meddling Russians for 3 years until they came up with pretty much nothing. So I'm not sure what you're trying to say. Maybe.. "It's only okay when we do it&
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by brink 4y ago
> but if it avoids a second Trump term I'm no Trump fanatic, but I still do not understand what people's real problem is with him either. Most of their problems seem to be made up. You can see it most clearly in the Jan 6th com
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by brink 4y ago
When I think of work, I mostly think of effort. A lot of my most meaningful memories are from working on things I enjoyed. Putting effort into relationships, working on hobby projects, working on a small motorized bike, or even working at a
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by brink 4y ago
And that is largely why some people are successful and others aren't.
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by brink 4y ago
Read good books, get to know people. Don't forget to live. Think about the end of your life and you're looking back, what are you going to wish you had done?
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by brink 4y ago
I prefer Fahrenheit too. I don't care that 0°C is freezing for water, and 100°C is boiling for water. I am not water, I am a human. I would rather have a system that is human-centric, even if it is "arbitrary". 0°F is about a
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by brink 4y ago
> I think this might interest any kid that wants to be remembered forever by hacking his school or university. To any kids who want to be remembered forever reading this: be careful, the school may vindictively press felony hacking charg
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by brink 4y ago
And someone can drink without restraint to the point of their detriment and say they're not addicted. See how ridiculous debating a subjective term like "addiction" is? Would you like to debate what "beauty" means n
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by brink 4y ago
> I don't understand why people think this is a bad thing except unless they think children should be watching porn? Because the US is mostly addicted to porn. There was one study that found that 91.5% of men had reported using porn
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by brink 4y ago
You're doing yourself a disservice by dismissing these texts like that. Whether or not you believe the greater claim of God's existence in them to be true or not, they still have great value, and are a phenomena of human history.
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by brink 4y ago
This isn't a one dimensional problem where diesel smoke is the only factor at play.
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by brink 4y ago
Can't they at least wait until we start to reliably see product on shelves?
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by brink 4y ago
Which is what though? Like what specifically has he done? I'm genuinely curious what people are offended about.
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by brink 4y ago
> the latest shenanigans Which shenanigans are you referring to?
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by brink 4y ago
> have an obsession I'm so tired of the condescending tone that is usually taken for granted when talking about traditional American culture. Can we please stop this? It's just a cultural difference.
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by brink 4y ago
Thank you for libGDX, Mario. I developed using it in 2017, and it was a great experience.
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by brink 4y ago
If you read the article, you'll see that it sacrifices most of its efficiency to get thin.
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by brink 4y ago
You're down-voted, but you have a valid point. The cost was much higher than just time. Depression, addiction, lack of exercise, general happiness all took a tumble and they all had a large and disregarded cost. And people at the top o
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by brink 4y ago
Thinking of wisdom like food is a good analogy. But there are no "hunger pangs" when we starve for wisdom and no direct dopamine release when we consume wisdom (without training). The reward of wisdom is a better and happier life,
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by brink 4y ago
> What's the general vibe on RoR nowadays? Most people that use it are fine and productive. Because of lazy evaluation, type issues persist though. Plenty of instances of trying to call string methods on integers, and array methods
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by brink 4y ago
Did she take care to source her honey from reputable sources? A lot of "honey" is honey mixed with syrup.
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by brink 4y ago
Thank you!
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by brink 4y ago
I think avidemux does the same thing. https://avidemux.sourceforge.net/
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by brink 4y ago
It sounds like he's saying that the key is hashed offline to check for validity, and doesn't actually verify it via server.
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by brink 4y ago
What's their trick for its voice recognition on something so small if something like openai's whisper requires torch, which is almost a gig in size?
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by brink 4y ago
I don't completely agree with joifw's sentiment, but philosophy sits on thin ice when everything inevitably means nothing in the end.
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by brink 4y ago
Like how we freeze bank accounts of protesting truck drivers and "right wing extremists"? We should be blushing, as imitation is a form of flattery. Or are we going to pretend to be shocked and appalled here, because it's onl
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by brink 4y ago
I was thinking the same thing. Someone please make similar hardware as an open platform.

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