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by drowsspa 3y ago
Sometimes it's much clearer the number itself, specially when it's a mathematical formula. For instance, is const MILLIS_PER_SECOND = 1000; ... ... ... ... ... const durationMs = MILLIS_PER_SECOND * duration really clearer than co
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by drowsspa 3y ago
Your childhood friend was definitely taking steroids. And thing is, they don't really develop your tendons and other supporting tissues, and definitely not your cardiovascular system. So they tend to gain strength and muscles so fast t
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by drowsspa 3y ago
Isn't it due to steroids? This inflamed looking is quite characteristic.
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by drowsspa 3y ago
Honestly this looks better than Python. I hate all the subprocess.run([...], check=True, universal_newlines=True) and then you have the manage the dependency hell of virtualenvs. At least with node the node_modules is right there.
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by drowsspa 3y ago
I'm guessing the answer will be soul or something of sorts. Not even based on the previous comments, even non-religious people seem to have this supernatural view of a soul.
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by drowsspa 3y ago
Honestly, our bodies are different but not that different. Barring digestive issues like celiac disease and allergies, the basic guidelines are pretty much the same for all of us.
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by drowsspa 3y ago
Even then, I remember the sales pitches all mentioning performance improvements in the order of about 10-20%
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by drowsspa 3y ago
Honestly, one would think that the switch to a binary protocol and then to a different transport layer protocol would be justified by massive gains in performance...
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by drowsspa 3y ago
And Nix doesn't? At least with Docker you can get something useful within 2 minutes
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by drowsspa 3y ago
> This is close to theology Yeah, even the arguments reek of basically "God of the gaps" and "moving the goalposts" stuff
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by drowsspa 3y ago
That is a fact. Where your ideology enters the argument is when you say that implies they're not human rights.
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by drowsspa 3y ago
Of course, like I said, libertarianism is empirically verifiably right. Got it.
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by drowsspa 3y ago
"Factually wrong" oh yeah, I'm being factual and logical and those others are being ideological and political.
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by drowsspa 3y ago
Binary dependencies are the issue. I find it pretty silly that C has 50 years and the deployment story is such a mess that we have multi billion dollar businesses basically just to tame it
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by drowsspa 3y ago
As a (former?) physicist, I very much prefer to try to imagine what would need to be changed in our rules so the presented world would be possible, rather than "ok I accept this little change but everything else has to work as close as
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by drowsspa 3y ago
Sounds like you just need thicker walls
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by drowsspa 3y ago
Brazilian here, even beggars accept PIX, the national free electronic transfer system. You can use it to transfer to anyone else by their phone number or email, or to pay bills. Cash is getting less and less common. I find it funny when cry
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by drowsspa 3y ago
"Little" annoying? God, having your rectum just spewing out urine-like shit as if it were a water tap is absolutely awful. I can't imagine doing that and then having a tube going up your damaged ass without anesthesia
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by drowsspa 3y ago
What's the prevalence of colon cancer within the general population? Per Bayes' rule, I doubt it's enough to decrease the level of false positives to an acceptable level.
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by drowsspa 3y ago
Yeah, that's what stopped me from getting LASIK. Even just constantly dry eyes would probably drive me insane
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by drowsspa 3y ago
I love when people want to brag so much that they basically end up claiming to have transcended the human condition.
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by drowsspa 3y ago
Yet he was able to use these numbers in a database to buy Twitter
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by drowsspa 3y ago
"A living being is something that keeps going long after it should have stopped already" I really like this quote from Sean Carroll. Kind of inspirational as well, for me.
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by drowsspa 3y ago
That's probably what those apps use, then. Because all those tricks people mentioned never worked. Some explicitly failed saying that my ROM signature wasn't official.
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by drowsspa 3y ago
Yeah, I probably tried all those scripts people guarantee to work. Even with all profiles I tried to load somehow most of those apps knew I was rooted.
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by drowsspa 3y ago
Sadly device attestation has all but destroyed installing other OS. I couldn't use government or banking apps back in my old phone with LineageOS.
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by drowsspa 3y ago
"Brazil" is the word right before it...
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by drowsspa 3y ago
A lot of them do in Android, they put marketing promotions in a separate channel you can long press to silence
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by drowsspa 3y ago
Yeah it sounds very scam-like. But it does make me think: IQ tests are basically all about rotating coloured things in your mind. I wonder if being able to visualize them in your head, instead of having to manipulate them with words and alg
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by drowsspa 3y ago
That is true, but companies do know their workers aren't using them.

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