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by brink 4y ago
Had it in my laptop for a while, it was a great card for casual gaming.
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by brink 4y ago
Yeah, you're probably right. I'm not very good with words.
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by brink 4y ago
To get to the truth, you have to be open-minded. Many modern secularists claim to be open-minded, even the left leaning liberals claim to be open-minded, but they're more closed minded than their ancestors. Everyone wants the great cla
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by brink 4y ago
Kraken doesn't want their employees to mark that they work there on social media to reduce the risk of social hacking.
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by brink 4y ago
I remember earlier in the year they said that they were unaffected by the bear market and were still hiring. [1] I interviewed with them earlier in the year, glad it didn't work out. [1]: https://www.businessinsider.com&#x2F
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by brink 4y ago
I was very unhappy in my 20's, but now I'm pretty happy in my 30's. I'd say it's usually an ego problem. And smarter people tend to have bigger egos. I think that's why smart people are generally regarded as un
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by brink 4y ago
> Did you work on it with a team in a serious production environment? I did. I left because management was a brood of compulsive liars.
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by brink 4y ago
> We hired a ton of people during my time at this company, but only about two or three of the 60+ people that joined the engineering team had previous experience with Rust. This was not for want of trying to find Rust devs — they just ar
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by brink 4y ago
How complete is it?
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by brink 4y ago
> it's like ~5-10 EVs worth of batteries maybe? not the whole car, just the batteries! Batteries are heavy, batteries need recharging, batteries can explode, batteries wear out, batteries cost a lot to replace.. or you can have a ca
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by brink 4y ago
Pardon my lack of technical terms, but when I worked with Bevy in 0.7, applying a part of a texture to a surface was really difficult. (It wants to apply the entire texture, and stretch it to fit.) Has this improved?
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by brink 4y ago
I miss the old internet. It's a dead horse, I know, but this site makes me feel reminiscent of better days.
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by brink 4y ago
I learned this when I got fleeced in the '17 crypto bull and bust. When there's music, it's okay to trade. You're probably going to make money just by accident. But when the music stops, leave immediately, take the bit o
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by brink 4y ago
Thank you for posting this! I'll update http://searchthebook.com/ to use this method instead of interfacing with python like it is now. Your method might enable me to run it on a small server with reasonable response t
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by brink 4y ago
It sounds like HN satire.
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by brink 4y ago
How are you supposed to trust a team to moderate election information a-politically? It's no secret that this team had a bias, fully displaying its faults. To me, this is a reasonable move.
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by brink 4y ago
Freedom to choose is well under the umbrella of respect. For example, if you respect your girlfriend or wife, you give her the freedom to choose her own clothing at the store and don't force her to wear only what you've authorized
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by brink 4y ago
> Ironically, it was the walled garden that kept me on Apple for so long. Ideally Apple can keep it's walled garden for regular users and also let power users unlock their device to side-load apps if they so choose.
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by brink 4y ago
> Anyways, at least Google allows sideloading so devs can live without Google Play. When Apple pulls something like that we have no choice. Being able to sideload apps is the single issue that has kept me on android my entire life. Not b
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by brink 4y ago
I'm not sure about the technical details behind their outages since they're a little vague on that, but it's funny how every Rails developer champions Github as a Ruby on Rails shop as why Rails should continue living on when
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by brink 4y ago
May not be rough for me, but it's rough for @ChoooCole. You're being dismissive, acting like the ideology is harmless. She has to live with the consequences of the actions that the pride community influenced her to take at 16. It&
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by brink 4y ago
Or be a part of a discord group that flies a pride flag in your face for 6 months of the year. A helping of ideology is what I've really been looking for in a programming language.
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by brink 4y ago
As an engineer, you have a responsibility to care. Bad languages and bad design come with a whole host of issues, and are generally nightmares to maintain.
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by brink 4y ago
War, shortages, incompetent / corrupt government, bad behavior being incentivized while good behavior is being punished, and inability to trust people are all really discouraging. What am I working for?
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by brink 4y ago
As an American, I think it's because Europeans come off as snobs when it comes to their policies and act like we're inferior because we prefer the 1st and 2nd amendment.
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@pg is paying for the servers
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by brink 4y ago
They have to pay for servers somehow. Selling long dead channel handles is better than privacy invasion.
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by brink 4y ago
I am paying.
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by brink 4y ago
Yeah, my wife is an immigrant and the US government makes its best efforts to make immigration as nightmareish as possible. I'll be the first to say the immigration system is broken and needs to be fixed.
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by brink 4y ago
Don't worry, population collapse will fix this in another ~20-30 years. You'll get there.

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