dibujaron

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by dibujaron 5y ago
Tinder is crap, but others are better. I've had quite a few high-quality dates from Hinge recently.
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by dibujaron 5y ago
I think it's 40 pages to an act.
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by dibujaron 5y ago
same for me, this website crashed my phone. Android/Firefox
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by dibujaron 5y ago
Same, I found TF2 to be less engaging than TF1. Neither holds a candle to OpenTTD though.
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by dibujaron 6y ago
this is a pretty hot take. it's a powerful one for sure, but the most unifying force has to be tribal affiliation or familial bonds or something.
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by dibujaron 6y ago
"we need a one-time expenditure to get PeerTube ... equal to YouTube" software is never a one-time expenditure. Even more so than usual for something as large and complex as YouTube.
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by dibujaron 6y ago
"it is difficult to make a man understand something when his salary depends on him not understanding"
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by dibujaron 6y ago
He specifically addresses this in the article.
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by dibujaron 6y ago
They say that Bezos has strong opinions on how Amazon's UI looks and intervenes to stop them changing it, even though it's bad.
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by dibujaron 6y ago
This headline is bait. The article says that it's only 2-3 years if the vaccines aren't effective. We'll almost certainly have an effective vaccine in that time frame, everyone and their mother is working on one.
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by dibujaron 7y ago
I found this very well written and an interesting perspective. I guess I'd have to spend some time in Yerevan to really understand the perspective of the author.
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by dibujaron 7y ago
Easy enough to see in practice, though. It's fun to think of corporations as larger organisms. They regularly fight each other, eat each other, get eaten by each other, die, and reproduce. Google acquiring a startup is not much differe
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by dibujaron 7y ago
I'd say it's reproduction, it's just not voluntary reproduction. Every time a culture invades another, you can think of it as creating a new culture that has the "genes" of the previous two. Examples include the inf
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by dibujaron 7y ago
"Advertising doesn't work on me" is a lie that nearly everyone tells themselves. Advertisers love this. Ads rarely makes anyone rush out to go buy x out of the blue, but if someone is choosing between x product and y product,
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by dibujaron 7y ago
The section on Nationalism indicates to me that we're heading towards a period of major, great-power conflict. I could see it being a lot of smaller, officially unrelated wars or one big one. Since WW2 we have enjoyed the longest ever
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by dibujaron 7y ago
Wow, David Morgan-Marr does neat language projects as well as the awesome webcomics? That guy is a machine.
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by dibujaron 7y ago
This is a very well written article, what a fun read! "as bubbly as the water" haha
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by dibujaron 7y ago
Not building more housing is not an option, they're going to be built somewhere. The question is, will the new housing units be built waaaaay farther out in new sprawling suburbs, or will they be built next to a city train station and
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by dibujaron 7y ago
Ooh, I don't know. If they regularly see people dig through their code and then tweet about what they find, planting things in the code sounds like a great way to "soft announce" features to gauge reaction. That way if they d