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by codyb 5y ago
If your symptoms are milder and fought off by your body quicker it certainly seems like, intuitively, you’d spread the virus less.
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by codyb 5y ago
I dunno, I like it, I’m 31. “Aaron Brr, Sir” from Michigan’s got a good chuckle out of me. Why not have fun?
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by codyb 5y ago
Great comment and spot on. You can avoid the issue with force by using `—force-with-lease` which won’t push the force if there’ve been changes upstream. That’s a bunch to type so I alias it to `fwl` In `~/.git config` and use it after
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by codyb 5y ago
As long as we Madoff well right? ;-)
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by codyb 5y ago
Yea, cause what could go wrong allowing the uninformed to “invest” their savings into gigantic, unregulated ponzi schemes with no recourse for when things go south? Definitely zero issues with shit like that in the past, that’s for sure.
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by codyb 5y ago
Iron was huge for me. I’m a blood donor. Last time I went I couldn’t sleep for a week until I started cramming chicken and spinach down my maw like there was no tomorrow. Got rid of all the issues I was having. B vitamins are another big on
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by codyb 5y ago
Politicians are trying to get rid of these things but if you have to enter a boxing ring where everyone puts glass shares on the knuckles of their gloves, you’d be pretty stupid not to put some glass shards on the knuckles of your own even
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by codyb 5y ago
Well, hey, if the Republicans would let it get to the floor, then we could see. For some reason they’re scared having the votes tallied.
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by codyb 5y ago
Don’t most national healthcare programs also add in collective bargaining? I can’t imagine it’d be possible to support on state coffers alone without that.
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by codyb 5y ago
Yea I’m always amazed when I inadvertently search via Google for something these days.
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by codyb 5y ago
The Democrats should absolutely play on the playing field that exists, not the one they want. They’ve also put up bills to combat gerrymandering and dark money. If one side won’t let those bills hit the floor, then what’re they supposed to
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by codyb 5y ago
“Extremely racist” seemed odd to me too after watching it? Maybe outdated? It didn’t seem like the characters were interacting with the Native Americans in a racist way? They participated in their cultural traditions and seemed to have a fu
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by codyb 5y ago
I'm certainly very pro working cooperatively with other Democratic nations to secure a more just and peaceful future less dominated by a singe nation state. The problem is, alliances fray (Turkey, Belarus, Britain, the United States...
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by codyb 5y ago
Yea, I generally am a bigger fan of what the US does just by being there than I am of our actual interventions in places which can frequently be seen as short sighted, bloody, and against our own principles at times. But from a world compos
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by codyb 5y ago
Alternatively. The USAF are a bargain for a more stable world with less regional conflicts. While the Middle East is a disaster, and there are many easy to point out missteps on its record that truly are awful and horrific. It's also c
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by codyb 5y ago
How exactly would Bitcoin supplant the IMF? Are we going to crowdsource billion dollar loans on the ethereum blockchain so retail investors can help poor countries pay off debt?
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by codyb 5y ago
Lol, yes. If people want to eat at restaurants unvaccinated in NYC they have a variety of options. They can eat outside in the stalls which often have heat and shields against the wind. They can order at home and eat with their friends who
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by codyb 5y ago
I for one really enjoy the vaccine mandate in NYC. I feel much more comfortable knowing that if I catch it going out (seems likely), I'll be unlikely to spread it to anyone unvaccinated causing serious disease. Of course I'm also
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by codyb 5y ago
I was under impression "protecting the children" was one area Facebook had actually tried to do a decent job. Although a lot of their moderation logic is evaded with simple measures such as adding simple watermarks to images/
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by codyb 5y ago
No entertainment industry? So... nobody could sit and create a movie studio or a record label? What a weird thing to rail against. I'm certainly unconvinced the world would be magically better without people organizing to produce conte
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by codyb 5y ago
A coworker at a previous four person startup was always advocating microservices. Having to push back on that over and over was frustrating. We didn’t even have a real devops guy, or a vpc with properly partitioned CIDR blocks to segregate
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by codyb 5y ago
How many people aren’t murdered because of armies though? Humans have been grouping and fighting each other for thousands of years now. You’re under the impression everyone should just… what… pretend it doesn’t happen? When attacking a neig
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by codyb 5y ago
On point 4, when do these “huge uses” start to appear? Bitcoin’s been around for what… 13 years now? Seems to be speculators, scammers, money launderers, and phishing/hacking rings still. Everything that tries to accept bitcoin for pay
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by codyb 5y ago
It also seems like a progression for this product would go from "All Apple" to "Mixed Use". No need to lose the "All Apple" money while you're working on the "Mixed Use" software if you're g
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by codyb 5y ago
The system isn't that simple? The US Government sells treasuries and bonds to raise dollars. These have to be approved by congress, which is why every so often you'll hear about government shutdowns, because, yes, if for whatever
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by codyb 5y ago
I’ll put on in for NYC. Just love it here. Big beautiful sky line Fair amount of greenspace including parks, rivers, forests, and beaches Even more greenspace easily accessible with a bike or car or by train Bus trips to Vermont for snowboa
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by codyb 5y ago
Haha, to be fair friend, you seemed fairly surprised the original poster would want to see a play or play chess in person ;-)
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by codyb 5y ago
Cause it’s prone to failure? America tried the weak federal system where everyone had a different bank and different rules. It was essentially 13 independent smaller “states” than one nation. Even now people are aghast when Texas limits abo
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by codyb 5y ago
That’s absolutely ridiculous. I would absolutely inform the hiring manager. It’s important to be polite/sympathetic since it’s probable the folk on the other hand don’t know exactly what happened and how you got ground between the proc
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by codyb 5y ago
Wow ClarisWorks. That’s a throw back. That was around the time of Quark Express I think? Pops was a graphic designer so got to grow up with that evolution and consolidation of the various programs that all eventually were either subsumed or

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