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by burnished 2y ago
>> Otherwise your users have to see a happy anime girl every time they solve a challenge. This is a feature. I love that human, what a gem
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by burnished 2y ago
This is a wild guess but: I am under the impression that the early internet was built somewhat naively so I guess that the sender sets it because they know best how long it stays relevant for/when it makes sense to restart or fail rath
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by burnished 2y ago
Oh absolutely, used to see it in LoL, people would complain about their teammates holding them back and really deserving to be two leagues higher.. all I could say was that if you watched better players you'd see that the game they are
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by burnished 2y ago
Oooh those guardrails make me angry. I get why they are there (dont poke the bear) but it doesn't make me overlook the self serving hypocrisy involved. Though I am also generally opposed to the notion of intellectual property whatsoeve
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by burnished 2y ago
Nice! Thanks for the good work.
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by burnished 2y ago
Huge holes are a lower risk since objects simply pass through
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by burnished 2y ago
OK, Karen
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by burnished 2y ago
Nothing wrong with inadvertently teaching folk new words, it was an uncommon and welcome surprise for me
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by burnished 2y ago
I think it'll be fine as people get used to being a passenger. If you're not staring at the speed gauge already you tend to not think about it
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by burnished 2y ago
Your IDE may/could collapse those blocks and also allow you to write them from templates. That resolves most peoples problems with error handling since it elides the ergonomics
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by burnished 2y ago
Then you bring the evidence exonerating you. The prosecution is limited, not you. Already have the problem with bribery, this literally does not impact that.
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by burnished 2y ago
It can feel like a real milestone though
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by burnished 2y ago
How do you figure? The compute is serious, it is using a real CPU.
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by burnished 2y ago
Makes for a treasure trove of impromptu QA's in the comments
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by burnished 2y ago
That has more to do with the design of the vessel than anything.
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by burnished 2y ago
Are you asking if all factories are like the ones that you grew up near? My understanding is that manufacturing tends to be the way you describe. I'd be surprised if that held true for all sorts of factories, especially in chemical pro
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by burnished 2y ago
Probably unwise to try and completely pacify the entire planet.
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by burnished 2y ago
You're implying smart 17 year olds don't make it into bars. You rarely need anything approaching %100 compliance in order to have an effective policy, so if anything you're advocating for its effectiveness when you suggest th
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by burnished 2y ago
Its a completely hilarious distinguisher.
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by burnished 2y ago
Might be a demographic difference that explains it. I donated materials when I was a broke college student, wouldn't surprise me if the bulk came from people in similar situations
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by burnished 2y ago
What do you mean over engineered? Genuinely very curious, I thought the problem boiled down essentially to 'lack of will' and that there exist very safe reactor designs.
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by burnished 2y ago
Oh christ you're right, they were actually being really funny. I was being super literal and imagined them being very excited about futuristic advances in giant isopod diagnosis and care
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by burnished 2y ago
I came in already knowing what neuromorphic hardware is and I'm also unsure
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by burnished 2y ago
I feel like a deadline on your own actions can also be a courtesy, in the sense that you are communicating the notice window as well as letting someone catching up on old emails gauge how relevant it now is
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by burnished 2y ago
You see a bug, I see a feature
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by burnished 2y ago
Your game doesn't test what you say it does, but someone else already covered that. I'm not saying people have an inbuilt moral objection to the idea of killing, I'm saying most people find hurting other living things emotion
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by burnished 2y ago
Number of calories !== number of lives
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by burnished 2y ago
The point is that you're still killing that broccoli, not that the two acts have equal moral value. It doesn't normally need to be said but you know, someone was wrong on the internet
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by burnished 2y ago
I think in practice pest control does require killing the pest, and in that example was a necessary part of growing broccoli to harvesy
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by burnished 2y ago
That is pretty much just fruit. Vegetables are typically either the whole body of the plant (like carrots) or a vital part.

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