darkarmani

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by darkarmani 3y ago
It's the dependency hell problem as packages are added to the sandbox environment. If they were just shipping python (standard library), it would be fine, but all of the useful libraries have large numbers of dependencies.
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by darkarmani 3y ago
And the quicksilver app (command+spacebar).
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by darkarmani 3y ago
> The COO of the company you've built your product on told you that they don't want you to keep running your business. That doesn't sound like a reasonable request. It's not like the COO is paying them anything to st
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by darkarmani 3y ago
Fine. Let's agree to that -- encrypt everything and publish all of the decryption keys. Make a huge fine to encrypt anything with a non-published decryption key.
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by darkarmani 3y ago
No. Centralizing control of something that was designed to be distributed is what is stupid. The Internet is supposed to be distributed. We've gotten so used to consolidated services that we have forgotten this lesson.
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by darkarmani 3y ago
Isn't that why Apollo said they'd sell the company for $10M to Reddit if they wanted to take it over? If it costs Reddit $20M/year, surely they could make more than $10M/year if they took it over themselves.
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by darkarmani 3y ago
> Virus is weak and has super low mortality rate It only killed millions of people...
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by darkarmani 3y ago
> there's been a strong pro-Linux bias in academia for a long time that nobody likes to talk about. Who doesn't like to talk about it? It's so much easier to integrate components on Linux over windows. Why would anyone w
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by darkarmani 3y ago
> Passing out poison for free doesn't go too well in real world It's illegal to give out free poison in the real world? how do they sell it then?
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by darkarmani 4y ago
I can't tell which logical fallacy that falls under. It's a kind of red herring or appeal to consequences. Maybe a bit of Argument from incredulity and appeal to emotion? "i can't see any other solution, so this is the
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by darkarmani 4y ago
Make the penalty increase exponentially each time they lose. Eventually, they will stop fighting it all.
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by darkarmani 4y ago
I'm sure Twitter gets more value out of King than $8/month.
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by darkarmani 4y ago
It hasn't been known for a long time. Did you read the article? > “We know that early-life stress impacts the brain, but until now, we didn’t know how,” Baram said. “Our team focused on identifying potentially stress-sensitive brai
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by darkarmani 4y ago
I find this part the most interesting. How do I easily sue companies for TCPA violations? > There’s another problem too– professional plaintiffs (and their lawyers) exploit the abuses in the industry and fill out forms by the barrelful
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by darkarmani 4y ago
Stoic praemeditatio malorum.
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by darkarmani 4y ago
No guarantee but it is a good predictor on a long timeframe.
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by darkarmani 4y ago
Didn't that tweet say that twitter refused to take it down?
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by darkarmani 4y ago
Evasion training. How to stay out of jail (without changing your life).
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by darkarmani 4y ago
> Maybe so that they conform to eating meat, I don't know anyone that cares what vegans are eating.
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by darkarmani 4y ago
> The fact that he admits that he sat on this for eight years (regardless of reason) means he was not actively defending his intellectual property. I'm not sure what this means. Copyright doesn't need to be defended. In any c
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by darkarmani 4y ago
> Everybody lost a lot in the most recent downturn and (most) nobody gained...Where did that value go? How could it have just vanished? Didn't the other side of the transaction make the money that you lost?
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by darkarmani 4y ago
> As I mentioned in my first post, conflict which is evenly matched should not be regarded the same way as conflict which is not. This was covered by the paper. You are talking about Peer Victimization without bullying. Bullying is a f
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by darkarmani 4y ago
> based on where they work. If someone did the same based on a different attribute of a population, they'd be banned. Why is that surprising? Are you making reference to judging people on the color of the skin versus where they CHO
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by darkarmani 4y ago
You think that 0.1% of kids are kidnapped while walking?
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by darkarmani 4y ago
The article links to the penal code. I think they had a terrible lawyer. I also don't understand how a reasonable legislator could add "drug use in the presence of a child is an offense". Also there is an affirmable defense
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by darkarmani 4y ago
It's not like friendster and myspace caused these issues. It's the social media platforms that are absolutely designed to cause polarization to drive up platform metrics. It's the difference between a carefully tended forest
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by darkarmani 4y ago
> Dr. Smith has spent decades studying the health effects of indoor air pollution due to biomass burning on women and children in developing countries. Your link is talking about indoor fires. Outdoor fire pits wouldn't concentrate
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by darkarmani 4y ago
> The number of car owners in NYC tells me that this isn't true. What is the number of car owners compared to all NYC residents? Of course, there will always be car owners and starting with a population in the millions is going to
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by darkarmani 4y ago
> so that if we had need during war they would exist. How would we use a US merchant fleet during war? Maybe I just don't understand how that fleet would be useful in a war. Does the US merchant fleet really have military grade v
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by darkarmani 4y ago
Ah! I read the parent's comment in a different way, but i see what he was trying to say now. He wasn't saying the vaccine didn't do anything, but that not having it developed before covid19 started wasn't the biggest b

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