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by celdon25 2y ago
You're 100% incorrect. It took me 15 seconds to find this page from Yale which suggests up to age 35 as a possibility, and recommends not using before the age of 25. https://medicine.yale.edu/psychiatry/step/e
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by celdon25 2y ago
It’s almost as bad as the number of HN commenters posting negatively about crypto without bothering to check if the criticism is accurate. https://zcash.readthedocs.io/en/latest/rtd_pages/tor.html
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by celdon25 2y ago
The people want to be undisturbed and untaxed by rampant mental illness too, but the average person won't acknowledge that recreational marijuana use (with today's potency levels) contributes to declining mental health. https:&#x
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by celdon25 2y ago
https://www.cdc.gov/stopoverdose/fentanyl/fentanyl-test-stri...
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by celdon25 2y ago
It's not really victimless when you have cases of psychosis and other health issues that negatively affect people around them, and put strain on taxpayers and the health system. This is Should be strictly prescription-only, and not wit
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by celdon25 2y ago
Serves you guys right for undermining the political fairness in the country imo.
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by celdon25 2y ago
Or, just don’t live on the Internet.
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I think a lack of illustrations is the least of the writer’s faults.
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by celdon25 2y ago
Eh? I’ve never heard of them until this article and my first impression of it was worse than bad. The author seems full of hubris and the subject matter is a reformulated “tech journalism is broken” is comically late by, oh, about a decade.
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by celdon25 2y ago
Sure, its possible to be at one of those few great companies that are set apart from the others. If your company has a blog or videos that can share any of those insights I'd definitely be interested in learning more about how it was d
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by celdon25 2y ago
Yes, reactions would be blocked if the server requires a phone number verification to send messages, and it would prevent the channels from being seen.
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by celdon25 2y ago
Don't know the song but that is the ingame music for that specific map, and gets triggered each time certain enemy buildings are destroyed. Different music for each type of building
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by celdon25 2y ago
> Architecting these sorts of services properly can assist in making tool choices that drastically boost maintainability and feature delivery, especially for small teams I hate hearing this argument, because it glosses over the hard real
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by celdon25 2y ago
I haven't tried it yet but I've wondered if Elixir might be a good choice for a game server with many concurrent players.
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by celdon25 2y ago
> As an additional bonus, 99.9% of the code you write in a GC language never has to be about memory at all. This is a bit of an oversimplification. If you are sloppy with "memory management" (unnecessary object lifetimes, unnec
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by celdon25 2y ago
Does Crystal support Hot Reloading? The slow compilation speed is a non-starter for me.
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by celdon25 2y ago
> I think about Starcraft from 1998, created when virtually all PCs only had one core, and its 200 unit per faction cap. Blizzard hasn't increased this cap because it doesn't necessarily make the game more fun. Ah... Starcraft.
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by celdon25 2y ago
This seems like an uninformed rant to me. I’m not even sure where you’re trying to go with that. Do you know offhand, approximately what percentage of the White House AI Council members are from the private sector? The government doesn’t ne
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by celdon25 2y ago
I thought that the server setting covered sending messages only, not reading them https://support.discord.com/hc/en-us/articles/216679607--Ver... > Verification Levels refer to the levels of security a use
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by celdon25 2y ago
That isn’t what is being discussed. This is a separate account-wide lockout.
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by celdon25 2y ago
That’s the Orwellian way that discord cracks down on users that it deems, for whatever reason, “suspicious”. It is tied to the IP address and anything else associated with it, but if you had an existing account before the flag then that acc
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by celdon25 2y ago
def equals(other)
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by celdon25 2y ago
It works fairly well if you use Sorbet, which has only been around for a few years.
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by celdon25 2y ago
> No static typing (I think there is Sorbet but apparently it's not very good and Gitlab doesn't use it). Sorbet is great, just not with generics yet. And if you use it the LSP will allow for finding references to method calls.
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by celdon25 2y ago
I tried both and Python was an absolute disaster in comparison, but I suppose that depends on what you’re trying to build and who you’re working with.
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I was only extremely productive with it after adopting Sorbet, but still got by without it at first.
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by celdon25 2y ago
Rails is hardly what I would call Ruby’s selling point. Not even the top 5. Unfortunately the ecosystem suffers from rot because it was a language for trend-followers at one point. But it is still a better developer experience than just abo
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by celdon25 2y ago
> Python's are (to be bizarrely) accessible by instances of the same class (like I can use your heart because we are both human?) Have you never used C#, C++, or Java?
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by celdon25 2y ago
> unlike Facebook it's not involved in censorship I guess you don’t know about the “F word and SH word” incident with the blizzard GM and the pro player getting banned from overwatch 2 for swearing and appeal rejected despite the wo
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by celdon25 2y ago
Shutting down discussion of a topic that otherwise has merits because you got offended by the idea is how we got here. If you don’t like it you’re not forced to offer a valid rebuttal. You have the option to disagree or not. But taking the

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