eartheaterrr

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by eartheaterrr 3y ago
I don't like lukewarm either! But it's okay, there are bigger problems to worry about
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by eartheaterrr 3y ago
My name is Luke, and I do not approve of "Lukecool" Nb: this is a shitpost, although I suspect other Luke's would feel the same way :)
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by eartheaterrr 3y ago
I wonder how this new approach compares to serializable snapshot isolation (SSI) https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/SSI I'm not familiar with these technologies, but when I was studying databases, SSI was touted as
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by eartheaterrr 4y ago
I made the same "assumptions", along with another commenter. So maybe you should clarify your post.
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by eartheaterrr 4y ago
Agreed - this is a great documentary. When considering the scale and brutality of the meat industry, it opened my eyes that this is probably the greatest crime humanity has ever committed. Not just for the animals, but for the PTSD endured
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by eartheaterrr 7y ago
I've been using Emacs Evil mode for years, and I find it much better than the better defaults. https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/Evil
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by eartheaterrr 7y ago
Requiem for a Dream. Since I saw it as a teen ~15 years ago, it hasn't slipped my mind. It's has an effective anti-drug message, probably more than any other movie or documentary I've seen. And it does this without being an &
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by eartheaterrr 7y ago
>As to C, nothing better has come around. >The kind of languages people see under active development aren't for low-level system programming. I found it interesting that he didn't mention Rust. Or is Rust not suitable for ke
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by eartheaterrr 8y ago
That's funny :) But note that this seems to be a cheaper, ascetic equivalent, of the classic meditation retreat, which is already popular in both the East and the West. Marketing it as a prison puts a quirky twist on it. This makes for
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by eartheaterrr 8y ago
This seems to be a cheaper, ascetic equivalent, of the classic meditation retreat, which is already popular in both the East and West. Marketing it as a prison puts a quirky twist on it. This makes for an interesting article, which also fit
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by eartheaterrr 8y ago
This is a great comment. I live in Seattle, and I think the Seattle Freeze is largely a tragedy of groupthink. If you want to break out, there are a ton of opportunities to learn about this city and meet interesting people. Here are a coupl
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by eartheaterrr 9y ago
I like your reasoning, and I agree that we need more effort toward social programs that provide basic needs for the population. One argument against such programs is that they could allow people to have a lifestyle where they choose to neve
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by eartheaterrr 9y ago
Can coffee still be more beneficial than harmful if you suffer withdrawal effects? I have some co-workers who get headaches if they try to have a morning without coffee.
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by eartheaterrr 9y ago
In my early stages of learning to program, I had numerous issues with running Linux desktop on my Nvidia chipped laptop. I remember the frustration very clearly - I hardly slept for ~3 days trying to fix my broken Ubuntu installation and I
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by eartheaterrr 9y ago
What's ADP? Are you referring to this company: https://www.adp.com/ ?