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by chillfox 6y ago
It is solved as well as current technology allows. Yes, that is not perfect, but it is pretty good. Not providing the current treatment just because it might be better some day would be cruel. And no, that is not what creates tensions at al
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by chillfox 6y ago
I have never seen anyone advocate irreversible treatment for children. The only thing I have ever heard of is delaying the onset of puberty so that if they decide to go ahead when they are adults then they will have the best outcome, and if
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by chillfox 6y ago
I don’t know anything about schizophrenia, so I can’t answer that for you. But I believe strongly that the classification, diagnosis and treatment for it is a question for the medical professionals working in that area and the people with t
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by chillfox 6y ago
This 100%
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by chillfox 6y ago
The mental health aspect is solved by the experts in that area of the field, the treatment is known. People in the public with little knowledge about the area constantly insisting on it not being solved and that it needs discussion is a bit
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by chillfox 6y ago
I suspect that it’s this idea that the icons should have a consistent design aesthetic for branding purposes that makes them all look the same. And there’s definitely been a trend towards ever more abstract icon design.
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by chillfox 6y ago
The article mentions that it’s website’s from across Europe that were hosted there, not just France sites. Also every country has a lot of local websites, think government and small to medium local businesses.
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by chillfox 6y ago
I really liked the Windows Phone UI. It just felt right.
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by chillfox 6y ago
For the things I tend to write (CLI apps) deployment is just so much easier if it is all in one file.
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by chillfox 6y ago
I like how it looks.
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by chillfox 6y ago
No thanks, I will keep writing Ruby how I like it with 3 spaces indentation and double line breaks between methods/classes (yes, I will put multiple classes in one file).
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by chillfox 6y ago
RapidWeaver [1] is a WYSIWYG SSG for Mac. I used it a few years ago and it was pretty good back then. [1] https://www.realmacsoftware.com/rapidweaver/
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by chillfox 6y ago
Maybe, but it has never been my experience that a warning that does not block progress is sufficient for most people to stop and think.
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by chillfox 6y ago
As an experienced sysadmin who reflexively triple checks for landmines before taking any action, I feel like my days are spent operating software with shitty UIs. It's like I am that person from Star Trek who repeats what the computer
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by chillfox 6y ago
"This is something that any IT Pro would notice" Which is presumably why the article mentions the below in the second paragraph. "After this experience, I cannot honestly recommend using AWS unless you have a professional
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by chillfox 6y ago
Not everyone can run in the cloud, and of the ones who can there are a number of organizations who can't put their data in clouds that have to comply with US court orders. Now if you are in Europe then Scaleway got a K8s offering not t
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by chillfox 6y ago
I would suggest starting with some books. Specifically "Rich Dad Poor Dad" and "Rich Dad's Cashflow Quadrant". Once you understand the basics of assets, liabilities and cash flow it will be much easier to understand
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by chillfox 6y ago
Unfortunately most people do not have a clue at what financial literacy really is. Even fewer people are willing to admit they are financially illiterate, and of those only a tiny amount will put in the effort to educate themselves.
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by chillfox 6y ago
The problem there is if it gets hacked then in the best case it's grounded and in the worst case it's now the enemies aircraft.
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by chillfox 6y ago
I haven't looked, so the number after the dollar sign might be going up or down. But if it is not going down by more than inflation then the cost is basically going up.
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by chillfox 6y ago
It could just be that it requires scale. Some science projects just can't be done by small research teams. You mention our understanding of physics. That understanding only got pinned down and refined by spending billions on large rese
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by chillfox 6y ago
I use Ruby for work all the time and Crystal for hobby projects and I still haven’t used Rails or Ruby’s meta programming, but I have used Crystals macros.
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by chillfox 6y ago
I am with you on the karma being about the same as a reply notification for me, but then I don't care how many likes my holiday photos gets on Facebook. I know people for who these systems has quite the negative impact. Below are two e
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by chillfox 6y ago
So? The only reason it's "the best it has ever been" is because people in the past didn't accept that argument as a good reason to stop improving things.
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by chillfox 6y ago
It doesn't have to beat other languages, it just has to enable new domains for people who only like ruby like languages to be successful.
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by chillfox 6y ago
Well, it wins for those of us who dislike Go/Rust syntax. Crystal is much easier to read/write than Go/Rust (Yes, I know that the majority of programmers like it the other way).
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by chillfox 6y ago
Then presumably some people would have been disappointed. So instead they decided to crunch and deliver a buggy game with the result that other people were so disappointed that they didn’t buy it. I don’t know which is the bigger group, but
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by chillfox 6y ago
Honestly, the only people who seem to be in clown world now are the people living in states that did not take it seriously early. Your leaders not taking it seriously to begin with is the reason you are in this situation now. Where I am we
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by chillfox 6y ago
COVID is not just about deaths, it also has a risk of lung/heart damage. Also, even if people don’t die or gain lung/heart damage they can still take up hospital capacity until there’s not enough capacity for the people who can su
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by chillfox 6y ago
Yep, it sure matches if you actually pay attention to their actions.

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