crowbahr

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by crowbahr 6y ago
Leaving iOS dev for Android Dev was the best choice I ever made. iOS dev was consistently miserable.
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by crowbahr 6y ago
Having lived in 3 different cities let me tell you: they ain't got anything close to the same culture. Seattle, NY, and Atlanta are as disparate physically as culturally. And the majority of Americans don't want a rural minority
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by crowbahr 6y ago
That's because he's not a master manipulator: he is aggressive and lucky. His actions were aggressive: just not against covid. He sought to shift blame onto local governments and claim glory for himself. This is an example of what
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by crowbahr 6y ago
It's basically just there to dissuade casual pickpocket/theft. Like if you're traveling by rail and have your briefcase overhead and are snoozing, someone could just open it, take your laptop and disappear. That's about
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by crowbahr 6y ago
It's not just an economic incentive structure though: It's subsidies that make it a priority crop instead of anything else. We could be making so many other things instead. A tax on ethanol & cattle feed would do more to shift
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by crowbahr 6y ago
Right. Food production is a greater societal need and a lot of corn goes into making ethanol for cars to burn instead of food. We don't have to outlaw ICE cars to make it more expensive to drive them, we just have to make corn ethanol
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by crowbahr 6y ago
Better paradox: This statement is false.
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by crowbahr 6y ago
Yes. It jerks based on the scroll wheel. If you use smooth scrolling by middle mouse click then movement it works OK.
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by crowbahr 6y ago
Orthogonal maybe: but it's still hard to see it as anything other than testing the associative memory of a dog, rather than intelligence. It's a step below problem solving.
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by crowbahr 6y ago
Licorice is toxic in relatively low quantities though. > If you’re 40 or older, eating 2 ounces of black licorice a day for at least two weeks could land you in the hospital with an irregular heart rhythm or arrhythmia. https:/&#
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by crowbahr 6y ago
Not in the case of police unions
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by crowbahr 6y ago
Just like Obama's nomination was blocked for more than a year to "let the voters decide"?
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by crowbahr 6y ago
This seems particularly troubling in terms of oceanic acidification, right? Carbonic acid is formed in the CO2 uptake. As I recall, it's the same method our bodies use to detect that we need more oxygen: blood acidity from CO2. So if t
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by crowbahr 6y ago
They robbed anyone and everyone. Some people just give 0 fucks about anyone besides themselves. Most people give 0 fucks about anyone outside of a moderate group of acquaintances and friends.
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by crowbahr 6y ago
Anything that knocks a fully functional multiple thousands of tonnes of concrete, steel, water and fissile material onto it's side was already going to fuck up your day. As far as I'm aware we've never had a nuclear reactor g
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by crowbahr 6y ago
Compared with other publishers of software 30% was probably pretty reasonable. Now it's just simply not.
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by crowbahr 6y ago
Past performance is no guarantee of future performance. The rate of automation is increasing. Forgive my harsh tone - but this is such a false line of thinking "It's always been this way therefore it will always be this way"
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by crowbahr 6y ago
The average price of groceries is up 13% since January and saw a 2.6% spike in a single month. So congrats on your local coffee place taking the hit, expect the price to change.
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by crowbahr 6y ago
The question is can life arise in such an environment, or only migrate to one. That's yet to be determined as far as I know: extremophiles have all evolved from less tolerant life forms as far as I'm aware.
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by crowbahr 6y ago
However if you get your subscription through the app they will demand 30%.
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by crowbahr 6y ago
China isn't Communist though. They're a socialist leaning capitalist state with single party authoritarian rule participating in ethnic cleansing. That's fascist.
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by crowbahr 6y ago
Theory based on some output I've read: It's good enough to actually start replacing a lot of customer service jobs. Not just being a shitty annoyance like current bots but being useful in that it will be as flexible as a human,
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by crowbahr 6y ago
Twitter OP is also arguing that there will never be human settlements off this Earth, which is bullshit. Assuming humanity exists long enough, it will expand throughout the solar system. At very least to the moon. We can argue about how lon
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by crowbahr 6y ago
While this is an interesting datum, I don't see how it's pertinent to the comments section.
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by crowbahr 6y ago
Was the research peer reviewed? Published in any journals? Rigorous? Documented?
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by crowbahr 6y ago
The closer you are to the screen, the more resolution matters.
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by crowbahr 6y ago
If you told the average American "We decimated the Iraqi army" they'd think America wiped them out entirely. Or at least 50%. Which is why the modern 1st definition is: > "kill, destroy, or remove a large percentage o
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by crowbahr 6y ago
However it also has the anathema: bulges.
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by crowbahr 6y ago
Most phones do not have removable batteries anymore.
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by crowbahr 6y ago
I've had a hard time getting the meshes to really render accurately, unfortunately.

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