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cjbgkagh
2y ago
We sure can
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2y ago
Elon is hiring people that will agree work for free, he is a big proponent of legal immigration which suppresses wages so I guess it’s no surprise that what he really wants is to not pay people at all.
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2y ago
I would guess longer compile would encourage breakpoints over printf and this would be programming language specific. Being able to change breakpoints at runtime helps a lot when tracking down something more complex. Visual Studio breakpoin
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cjbgkagh
2y ago
Rage baiting?
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2y ago
Ok, wall of text, I will reply succinctly. Oí mate, do you have a loicense for that bantz. Britain is a police state, your extended screed sounds like you’re still tying to convince yourself otherwise.
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2y ago
I’m talking about the character of the people and governance. Do you think when Australia was settled with convicts that there were speed limits?
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2y ago
There is of course quite a range between totally illiquid and totally liquid. My best finds for second hand goods were found by intentionally searching obscure marketplaces. Telling a few ppl on HN probably wouldn’t make much of a differenc
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2y ago
These opportunities exist due to an inefficient illiquid market, widely sharing them will ruin that.
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2y ago
I'm in general against using the reductio ad absurdism to suggest we can't do something positive because there is an absurd inevitable point at which it stops being positive. The point is, when navigating a highly dimensional desi
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2y ago
It’s inherited from Britain which was and is still like that.
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2y ago
Work in priority order and stop when things are fantastic
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I’m against protected class laws and I am for accepting reality and making public policy based on that reality. It is just my view that social media is unhealthy at any age.
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2y ago
EDIT: I should point out that in general what happens to other people does impact me so I do have a stake in the behavior of others. No man is an island. I’m not a social media addict, I only use HN occasionally and really only to remind my
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2y ago
I could say that for all ages. Having known the world pre-social media I really do wish we could go back.
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2y ago
They're not the worst welds I've ever seen but they're very good either. I would be embarrassed if those were my welds and I wouldn't take a welder with such welds seriously regardless of their gender. The quality is on
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2y ago
Thanks for the suggestion but I've already read both of them. You and I are on opposite ends of the spectrum, you have an affinity with eukaryotes and I barely share an affinity with most of humanity. I'm interested in knowing thi
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2y ago
I would not have called a Chinese invasion of Taiwan a civil war - not sure of your point there. My reference to a Chinese civil war was like how I would image a US civil war. Start out as a small outburst of grievances and quickly grow. Is
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2y ago
You're talking about nation support for Zionist Israel and that's pretty much just the US. The US is the worlds current hegemon and it's current policy of exporting liberal democracy is part of the globalist effort to instill
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2y ago
I'm pretty sure the bar for 'like' does imply there are still many things that are not alike. The title is not 'how China and 19th century US are exactly the same'. I think the US raised interest rates in part to pu
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2y ago
You are all kinds of wrong. Geniuses (>165IQ) are rare enough that you can feasibly put in the effort to study them individually and in detail. Most people are unlikely to have ever met a single one in person. It would be ridiculous to t
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~15 years ago I had a sequence of 4 scam dentists in a row before deciding never to do that again. Based on the other comments it appears that I was not the only one. The first visit felt like a scam so I got a second opinion which found a
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2y ago
Geniuses are more rare than autistic people so while it is safe to assume that most autistic people are not geniuses it’s still very possible that a genius is much more likely to be autistic than the general population. You’re using a condi
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2y ago
I am to take your handful as 5 and hundreds as say 200, that is 2.5%. Which is far more than 0.5% for the general population so it appears on that point we agree. My cohort is the category theorists / functional programming crowd which
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While transgenderism is by no means common, it is unusually frequent in programmers, and by my observation even more so in more productive programmers who are more likely to be selected if selecting people from code written. The ‘programmer
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In my view western economies are a ponzi scheme predicated on ever increasing cost of housing. Even a small erosion of the real economy has massive effects on the highly leveraged financial economy. This technology for cheaper goods already
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2y ago
There seems to be an upgrade path for cutting steel with a slower spindle and extra steel plates for added stiffness. There are other DIY CNCs that are designed for steel and use concrete for stiffness which are probably more appropriate -
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Like many things it’ll depend on your use case. Carvera Air is 200W vs Milo 1.5kW which could make a big difference.
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I wouldn’t call them a hypocrite because I believe they followed their own advice and were well intentioned in their advice. In the case of a doctor that tells me smoking is bad even though they smoke, I’m more likely to believe them becaus
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At the time I was unaware of reasons why and simply knew that the visitors were from the governments national scientific body. I did later find out that the initiative was partly funded by cereal corporations. I did believe and still do tha
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I am obligated do my usual unpopular reply that people are not calorimeters, the type of food and the cadence matters a lot and perhaps even more than the quantity. Humans are very complex organisms made up of many other complex organisms t
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