cassepipe

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by cassepipe 2mo ago
Which I enjoyed quite a lot, for unrelated reasons
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by cassepipe 2mo ago
...or not ? As el Nino would say: Porque no los dos ?
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by cassepipe 2mo ago
And your point is... ? Just because some people go to work in inefficient and dangerous-to-others cars does not make them more efficient. I am working a construction job, does this mean I should not think about what I am doing ?
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by cassepipe 2mo ago
This covers the subject comprehensively : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jN7mSXMruEo
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by cassepipe 2mo ago
Sure but you extrapolated to weather modification, the initial idea is to go around/avoid some area
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by cassepipe 2mo ago
I don't really care about the implementation, I'll let you figure out the details, work your magic
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by cassepipe 2mo ago
I just want to go to an hospital, get an injection, fall asleep and wake up on a bed at another hospital somewhere else.
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by cassepipe 2mo ago
No, you misunderstood what this is about
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by cassepipe 2mo ago
Except there is another issue, how many people do you fit in this shape ? If you can only fly 30 people that's not very efficient as it would mean more flights. Also I believe the further away you are from the rotation axis of the pla
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by cassepipe 2mo ago
I love how the last image of the landing page is a model of the most efficient plane ever designed on a pole attached to what may be the least efficient vehicle ever made, the infamous US tax-loophole-pick-up truck
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by cassepipe 3mo ago
No, it's the FDA's role, as everybody knows
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by cassepipe 3mo ago
> that their pension is lower than social benefits received by refugees This is a wild claim. People recognized as refugees get exactly the same welfare as german citizens. Asylum seekers gets less than that and get it partly in kind. Ol
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by cassepipe 3mo ago
> I want to make the terminal a special place for applications. The PTY’s in-band signalling (an unstructured byte stream with escape sequences) is a big problem. The Nushell ecosystem tries to fix it with another layer, but we need a fu
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by cassepipe 3mo ago
Poster seems to believe that a good heuristics to evaluate the truthfulness of a statement is how challenging it is to your worldview or feelings. It intuitively makes sense to the social part of the brain since living among other humans co
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by cassepipe 3mo ago
Ok, so pushback is the same as being disallowed, got it. No wonder you people have such a victim complex.
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by cassepipe 3mo ago
> Would you also tell that to native American Indians? Or to the Japanese? Or to the Indians? If they were saying to me what you wrote that $big_chunk_of_land "is the land that housed, fed and scarified my ancestors, is my house, no
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by cassepipe 3mo ago
Amazing, you even support autarky in debating
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by cassepipe 3mo ago
Oh, you're just noticing are you ? Who are those people who are "disallowing" you from calling your land your land ? How do you handle living under such oppression ? Just come out of the woods will you It turns out people don
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by cassepipe 3mo ago
I think less because I am not an african myself but yes, I guess it could ? Can you provide me with some example of something that you think I would not disapprove of and that amounts the exactly the same thing ? Or maybe can you try to def
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by cassepipe 3mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Football_War https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paquisha_War https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cenepa_War https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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by cassepipe 3mo ago
> Taking away people's privacy and freedom of speech is a little more problematic than just "a little bureaucracy" I mean yes but it is ultimately your framing. It's concerning and worth being fought against but no wo
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by cassepipe 3mo ago
I believe k and q are member of the "array programming"/APL family of languages who are exceptionally terse/information-dense https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Array_programming EDIT: Did someone downv
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by cassepipe 3mo ago
Let's stop the blut and soil BS right here. I am all for european panationalism but don't pretend that Europe is "your house" where "your ancestors" were. You come from a very specific culture inside it which h
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by cassepipe 3mo ago
I don't think it's a grenade unless you are implicitly trying to mean it that life begins before birth, which ultimately is a definition game since it's actually quite hard to define life, hard enough that calling it "li
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by cassepipe 3mo ago
The first image is telling: A glass building in front of a white hard-floor plaza with just one small tree for shade Nothing specific to the European commission though, we just don't hate mainstream architects enough
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by cassepipe 3mo ago
Are you speaking from the perspective of US law or are you familiar with belgian law ?
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by cassepipe 3mo ago
Could be but I am not sure belgian law is as trigger-happy with the whole trespassing thing. I wouldn't be surprised that lying to the police about someone being a threat in order to remove them form the private event you have invited
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by cassepipe 3mo ago
IIRC it is why some people defending captain Dreyfus urged him not to accept a pardon
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by cassepipe 3mo ago
Zig was the first to appear on my radar. I believe I saw Andrew's first (?) talk called the "The road to Zig 1.0" where he communicated his vision very clearly in a way that must have sounded like the promise of the holy land
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by cassepipe 4mo ago
> That's kind of the point the article is making though, isn't it? I think the article pays lip service to this in a paragraph ("social crutch") but otherwise falls into the trap of "societal" pieces (Soft &

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