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cwillu
7mo ago
Nobody who needs to see this will see it, unfortunately, but as a (woefully incomplete) bar: if you're an american who wasn't aware of the “not withstanding clause”, and its use, in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, yo
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cwillu
7mo ago
I'm not sure what you're responding to, but it's certainly not anything that I said.
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cwillu
7mo ago
Strange New Worlds and Starfleet Academy are different than a significant portion of the classics. If you think they're better, than it might be you who never really liked classic star trek. Which is okay, once you phrase it as a p
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cwillu
7mo ago
> figure out how to dig Wash out of the ground My understanding is that it fits between the series and the movie, so there will be no need to rename the land known as His Grave.
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cwillu
8mo ago
You don't need a placeholder stick to do that.
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cwillu
8mo ago
The general principle of extracting useful information from the scenario “(party a) tells lies because (ulterior motive b)” transcends the particular values of party a and motive b
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cwillu
8mo ago
The “demographic groups” that find it unpopular dislike anything that can be remotely construed as giving to the poor. There is literally no purpose trying to cater to them while trying to set up a social program.
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cwillu
8mo ago
Discussion of astroturfing on a post that is specifically about astroturfing is such an obvious exception that I'm having a hard time taking your reply in good faith, but this is me trying to do so anyway instead of just downvoting and
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cwillu
8mo ago
(2022)
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cwillu
8mo ago
When you were a kid, did you stop listening when your parents said “Santa”, or did you keep listening in order to glean useful information from their propoganda, even knowing that Santa isn't real?
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cwillu
8mo ago
Did you stop reading at the first sentence??
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cwillu
8mo ago
Two things that famously have no age restrictions.
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cwillu
8mo ago
Card packs are not digital.
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cwillu
8mo ago
You've clearly never worked in retail.
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cwillu
8mo ago
There is no reason for this to exist except to trick people.
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cwillu
8mo ago
I believe ravioli predates lasagna as a code pasta.
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cwillu
8mo ago
Images 1, 2, 3 are under open access Images 4, 5, 6 are still under copyright Images 7, 8, 9 have usage restrictions
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cwillu
8mo ago
> User > > no > Assistant (Build · claude-opus-4-6 · 6.7s) > > Thinking: > > The user said "no" to my question "Shall I implement > it?" - but looking at the co
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cwillu
8mo ago
Last time was a go shop, and let me tell you: that style mixes with go's error handling like spoiled milk and blended shit. Oh gee, thank you for this wrapped error result, let me try to solve a logic puzzle to see (a) where the hell i
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cwillu
8mo ago
> Maintainability and understandability only show up when you’re deliberate about them. Extracting meaning into well-named functions is how you practice that. Code aesthetics are a feature and they affect team and agentic coding perform
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cwillu
8mo ago
7 years of use :D Percentage Used: 3% Data Units Read: 77,182,320 [39.5 TB] Data Units Written: 83,995,559 [43.0 TB]
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cwillu
8mo ago
They're not saying that they should be using big specialized pieces, they're saying that they should be using bigger boring standard pieces.
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cwillu
8mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No-communication_theorem
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cwillu
8mo ago
You don't use it, but you're offering unsolicited advice about it, and that advice is very generic. It's not even an argument that you're wrong, just that it's not contributing much and people think that other rep
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cwillu
8mo ago
It's discussed in the post.
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cwillu
8mo ago
They got rid of the biannual clock change, which is obviously what they're talking about.
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cwillu
8mo ago
> I remember an article that even google's lab could not make final verdict if they work or not. Forgot the computer name I know exactly what you're talking about, and you're wildly off the mark on the significance of that
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Iran Air and Missile War – Ballistic, Interceptors and Munition Stockpiles [video]
(youtube.com)
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cwillu
8mo ago
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cwillu
8mo ago
“Unexpectedly” is doing a lot of work in that sentence
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cwillu
8mo ago
That's an argument for “let the service inform the parent and let the parent decide”, not against it.
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