canadianfella

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by canadianfella 5y ago
What does your last sentence mean?
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by canadianfella 5y ago
Everyone has a contract with society. That’s exactly what society is!
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by canadianfella 5y ago
You don’t need tracking to have usage information.
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by canadianfella 5y ago
> This is the same reason why gasoline is ~15 times better than lithium ion, and typical gas car ranges are 400 miles but you can get a Model S with the same 400 miles range I think the real reason is there is that no need for bigger gas
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by canadianfella 5y ago
What does docked mean?
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by canadianfella 5y ago
Work isn’t a democracy.
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by canadianfella 5y ago
Electric BMW M3?
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by canadianfella 5y ago
What do you mean?
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by canadianfella 5y ago
Why “who else”?
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by canadianfella 5y ago
What do you mean?
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by canadianfella 5y ago
Softwares? Software is plural.
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by canadianfella 5y ago
Can we all agree that religion is pretty silly?
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by canadianfella 5y ago
> pretty hand-wavey What do you mean?
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by canadianfella 5y ago
Why do you put spaces before punctuation?
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by canadianfella 5y ago
Source?
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by canadianfella 5y ago
Poste is post... pole and stick can refer to the same thing.
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by canadianfella 5y ago
How is that more than a controversy? There are reports that nuclear power is beneficial as well.
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by canadianfella 5y ago
Why did you ask such a ridiculous question?
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by canadianfella 5y ago
You call screenshots framebuffers?
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by canadianfella 5y ago
> There is no theory yet for the origin of Big Bang There are many.
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by canadianfella 5y ago
I’ve been accused of this before and it’s fucking bullshit.
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by canadianfella 5y ago
Many people don’t like being spied on.
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by canadianfella 5y ago
> instead of pretending that cpu cycles and RAM are free. Don’t pretend security is free either.
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by canadianfella 5y ago
> Huh, I always assumed it was a portmanteau of Erricsson and Language I’m sure it’s both.
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by canadianfella 5y ago
> sad to see it die this way (because we know it all will) Why?
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by canadianfella 5y ago
> the will of the people never results in anything unless it coincidentally matches the causes of well funded special interests. That’s just false.
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by canadianfella 5y ago
Wild guess, but probably about as accurate as a telescope and timex watch. I imagine it’s like measuring speed using an hourglass and a camera.
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by canadianfella 5y ago
> If there was, you'd be selected to be painting within the lines set out for you. What does that mean?
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by canadianfella 5y ago
Maybe this https://pypi.org/project/TMPPy/
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by canadianfella 5y ago
> Ruby is an interpreted language released in 1996 for scripting. Why are we surprised when attempts to shoe-horn it into something else (Ruby 3.0, JRuby, Truffle Ruby) fall flat? Because Lua (1993) and JavaScript (1995) can be very fast

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