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by croon 6y ago
You need to know what happened to prevent the same thing happening again. The purpose is betterment, not blame. You are basically arguing that information has no bearing on learning.
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by croon 6y ago
I did, and was impressed, but she found it a bit scarier than my reading rendition, so she didn't like it. :)
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by croon 6y ago
Glad it's on the roadmap! > My son is 4 and his favorites right now is the dory fantasmagory series. Some others he loves are big blue truck, snail and the whale (great book and all their books are amazing), gruffalo, mixed up chame
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by croon 6y ago
> Perhaps a society can't function forever in a state of extreme inequality, but isn't it true that it cannot exist for even a moment in a state of absolute equality? I would consider that a false dichotomy. And I think "a
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by croon 6y ago
This looks really great! The browsing part of book/record/media stores never translated online for me, even if finding something specific became instantaneous. Slight hijacking: Does anyone have any tips on how to find/browse
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by croon 6y ago
Arguably a society can't function with inequality either seeing as they've all imploded. Most societies have however been more prosperous post-collapse when inequality is lower, although arguable cause/effect.
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by croon 6y ago
I agree with what you're saying, but I don't think it answers GP's question. OP didn't partner or hire someone to do something on an obscure stack, but OP themself as a non-programmer by trade chose that stack, and GP no
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by croon 6y ago
I absolutely agree with your first paragraph, but regarding the second the low bandwidth on text compared to audio sometimes means a lot of information is left out. A lot of times when discussing something here (or anywhere in text) I see s
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by croon 6y ago
I don't use "share my location" in google maps, but I do use "my timeline", which is basically the same data, and timestreamed. I can't say I've noticed any significant battery drain from it, and I can&#x2
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by croon 6y ago
I'm assuming running more software outside of appstore control.
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by croon 6y ago
Yeah, it does sound like low tier fiction.
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by croon 6y ago
Your explanation hinges on that journalists in China, Russia, North Korea, etc are stupid, and none in western nations are. Even if the simple explanation is that it's not a concept that occurs. And no, Julian Assange isn't a jour
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by croon 6y ago
In science, you don't need to explain how/why something happens, only reproduce and prove THAT something happens. We know that people die or are jailed. We can definitely see patterns that group those people together. Everything p
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by croon 6y ago
> No, the reason I mentioned "they sucked" is that for an experienced politician killing his less dangerous opponent is a very stupid move. It wouldn't give any profit but will definitely harm the reputation. Сui bono tell
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by croon 6y ago
I've deployed Bitbucket and Postgres as a docker stack under the same subvolume and done snapshots on that. As long as you have WAL enabled in Postgres there shouldn't be an issue, and I've restored multiple times without pro
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by croon 6y ago
So what do we have? 1. Everyone who opposes Putin dies or ends up in jail. 2. Putin hasn't been tried in court to be proven guilty, so we don't "know" who's responsible. 2 is actually barely relevant in context. The
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by croon 6y ago
I stated none of those things, and you responded to none of what I actually wrote.
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by croon 6y ago
Because people are waiting for vaccines and getting the disease instead? There exists no other vaccines until they are in a person's arm. AZ shots are currently available in X quantity for people. The others are not.
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by croon 6y ago
This isn't an American view, this is a rational view shared by most of the worlds nations where journalists aren't routinely jailed.
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by croon 6y ago
Ignorance might be bliss, but I urge you to consider that maybe your state media is lying to you.
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by croon 6y ago
Thanks! Hard to tell from the speed, but it looks alright.
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by croon 6y ago
https://www.businessinsider.com/here-are-6-other-russian-dis... https://www.chicagotribune.com/nation-world/ct-russian-dissi... https://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/21/world&#
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by croon 6y ago
If I make a button that says (without lying) "IF YOU PUSH THIS YOU DIE", only clueless people will ever push it. You saying > as soon as there emerge a political forse which will feel like they may fix them we'll definitel
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by croon 6y ago
Only forward motion, no turning in that animation. Turning is what I'm most curious about.
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by croon 6y ago
You forgot to switch accounts before your second post.
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by croon 6y ago
> There are problems and most Russians are aware of them and as soon as there emerge a political forse which will feel like they may fix them we'll definitely vote for it. "Putin will kill or jail anyone who opposes him, but th
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by croon 6y ago
If it was made by Discord, it would be very unlikely to be made specifically for iOS.
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by croon 6y ago
> Frankly, we don't have a choice. I favour Putin, but mostly because there's no alternative. There's not a single opposition leader that is trustworthy and competent. Maybe because every alternative that pops up gets assa
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by croon 6y ago
https://wiki.c2.com/?SharpenTheSaw
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by croon 6y ago
The main question I'm struggling with is whether "neutral" people get more or less stupid by being exposed to the previously obscured idiocy (or deliberate nonsense). The jury is still out on that. What has been clear over th

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