earthling8118

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by earthling8118 3y ago
Why does it need to be their problem to matter? It's an annoyance, and it can cause enough friction to stop potential customers.
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by earthling8118 3y ago
No, I absolutely do not do this. For one, I don't have any network requests in my vimrc. I also keep my plugins versioned using an external tool that pulls them from a given git hash rather than request them from some other server.
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by earthling8118 3y ago
I'm tired of this mentality and all of the broken things it produces. Obviously it's important that it works for the people using it. That doesn't mean we should all shovel a bunch of crap together and sell it like it's
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by earthling8118 3y ago
I'd prefer that nearly all of us were off the road, but in practice we've not built a world that allows such a lifestyle.
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by earthling8118 3y ago
That's just not believable given that I have a few ip ranges that I get heavily throttled on when I don't connect through a VPN.
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by earthling8118 3y ago
It's always intriguing to see other people's takes. I'm in nearly the complete opposite boat: in recent years I've switched to AMD and it feels like all of my hardware problems have gone away.
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by earthling8118 3y ago
It isn't outdated. I run lsp and bacon when working. You can get bacon to run clippy for you, which is also really good to use.
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by earthling8118 3y ago
It doesn't have to be this way. Covid has nothing to do with it. I didn't like it then, and don't like it now.
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by earthling8118 3y ago
Axum is certainly where it is at and where it has been for a while in terms of HTTP server frameworks. I'd say actix is in second place for sure, but it is wholly viable regardless. Rocket is no longer in the running as far as I'm
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by earthling8118 3y ago
Windows never caused you issues? That's an incredibly bold statement. I had to switch off of Windows because it was nothing but issues.
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by earthling8118 3y ago
This is mostly correct, but I think 5 minutes is understating the effort for some changes. I've had a few head scratching moments where I wasn't sure what to do to get an equivalent configuration. That being said, it is still reas
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by earthling8118 3y ago
We managed to blanket it with cars and roads despite them being unaffordable in the long term. We can do it just fine.
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by earthling8118 3y ago
If anything is socialist about this scenario it would be the roads. You want other people to fund the lifestyle that you prefer and are fully willing to spend their money, time, and effort.
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by earthling8118 3y ago
This isn't an uncommon thought in the slightest. I hear this used as an argument frequently. Maybe some of you need a booklet with things that you can and cannot do but many of us do not and it isn't because of a religion.
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by earthling8118 3y ago
That's still a completely different reality than the US. Many people in my neighborhood have more than 1 vehicle per person. That's a far cry from less than half of families having a single car.
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by earthling8118 3y ago
I still think it has to be more efficient to eat out and let economies of scale take over than for each of us to cook. I even say this as an avid home cook. It's incredible that in the US it costs orders of magnitudes more to have an e
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by earthling8118 3y ago
I have more shown that weren't open source than I do that are. Very nice of them.
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by earthling8118 3y ago
This is counter to the point that was made regarding fat. The almonds have a higher ratio of fat to other macros.
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by earthling8118 3y ago
This sounds overblown to me, TBH. IME you hardly need to agonize over type structure for common day to day code. The benefits of the type system are highly advantageous to refactoring without causing breakage, so I become more nimble in get
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by earthling8118 3y ago
That sounds lovely. Of course, you'll never achieve that with automobiles, so we'll be needing the trains to make it possible. No tires and significantly less chances of a collision that will kill you.
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by earthling8118 3y ago
That's wishful thinking but not true. I've directly called a legitimate taxi company before and been scammed and had to pay over triple the price. This was after specifically discussing the flat cost that this particular trip had.
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by earthling8118 3y ago
CDKTF is what you're looking for.
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by earthling8118 3y ago
That's very interesting, because as someone familiar with nix my take was that this was information I considered to be aimed at people who weren't familiar.
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by earthling8118 3y ago
Communism isn't the problem here and it'd do you well to build an argument that isn't backed by that at every turn.
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by earthling8118 3y ago
If there's an easily discoverable code to get free stuff, yes it should be free forever. That's not theft but rather stupidity.
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by earthling8118 3y ago
Has 1password stepped up their game recently? They were significantly worse every time I've tried them. They've lost me and I'm not willing to try again anytime soon, but I do wonder.
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by earthling8118 3y ago
I came from 1password and bitwarden was leagues better than it. I still don't like the browser addon but anything beat 1password
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by earthling8118 3y ago
Upon first look this doesn't appear to serve the same purpose as syncthing. It sends files individually instead of keeping a folder synced.
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by earthling8118 3y ago
I agree that Chernobyl is a poor reason to fear nuclear reactors. However, the argument that it was because of communism is one that has no meat and shouldn't be used to try to convince people.
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by earthling8118 3y ago
I don't want to live in a society that caters to the most selfish and ignorant among us. People get sick, but we don't have to needlessly do so. If you're not worried about it that doesn't mean you should have the right

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