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3mo ago
Baith was right. But I feel stupid that I couldnt see Habit.
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3mo ago
I got the word BAITH on like turn 5, and I only chose that because I couldn't figure anything out. I thought it was a nonsense word. But mixing in a scottish slang word in the easy section was a surprise.
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3mo ago
Counter Strike and DOTA aren't games?
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3mo ago
Beach, pier and flyby shots might be done with a combination of stock footage, or a single day shoot for filler. Theres a term for it, not sure what it is.
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3mo ago
Its really amazing how most planets in the galaxy look exactly like the Pacific northwest.
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3mo ago
Youth Soccer is popular, but at least in my experience, most of the top athletes in school will leave soccer for the big 3 as a focus sport Football/Basketball/Baseball. If they are very good, those are much more likely to give sc
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3mo ago
China will probably be a contender in like 20 years for basketball. Basketball is incredibly popular, and the average male height has grown significantly as they embraced Capitalism.
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3mo ago
There is a level where it's probably bad (France, Russia, China prior to revolutions). But wealth equality (Russia, China, Cambodia, all of eastern Europe, Cuba, etc. AFTER revolutions) seems to be infinitely more destructive.
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3mo ago
The clawing back of remote jobs is pretty astounding. More places are 3 days a week I guess. But the idea of living out in the country with no one around, but with your remote job is nearly fantasy. You have to be very sure that if push com
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3mo ago
I believe you dataflow. I am saying wolvoleo is tilting at windmills. Maybe a republican mentioned it, but it was a popular topic on X (formerly twitter). Which tends to cause a weird counter reaction on bluesky. Europeans are complaining a
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Republicans aren't talking about it, people are making fun of Europe on X for their lack of AC, and how regulations are whats keeping them from having AC. This is coming from right wing Europeans . I think the parent is tilting at wi
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3mo ago
Java is a great language and runtime. Java being slow is most often a pebcak scenario. There are massive, fast, low latency, Java systems out there that have been written by competent developers.
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3mo ago
"Anti-Evil Operations" is the name of their wrong think filtering, which is hilarious in a newspeak kind of way.
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3mo ago
Other than 4 I disagree whole heartedly. The worst part of the Fed government might be the Federal Reserve (abolish the fed), which would be like your 5. Electoral college is an important step to relegating the power of the masses. Pardon s
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3mo ago
Calling members of a court corrupt, means you can pursue legal action against them, write laws, impeach, etc. calling the court itself illegitimate, implies the government that put them into power is illegitimate. Calling government illeg
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Calling part of the government illegitimate is a very slippery slope to justifying trying to overthrow said government. You can say they are corrupt, you can disagree with policies, but saying illegitimate is cause for extreme responses.
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3mo ago
The court is legitimate by every measure, regardless it it matches your political views. Starting the contrary is honestly extremism.
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4mo ago
I have never heard of a professor at any level helping a student debug code past maybe CS1.
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4mo ago
In the Legal Fiction they are the descendants of Charlemagne, who was crowned Emperor, and thus were the direct descendants of the Roman Empire.
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You are mistaken. Karl von Habsburg is the Caesar of Rome.
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Pointing out what left and right mean in France in 1790 is useless. Its like pointing out the Republican party was established to oppose Slavery and Democrats were pro slavery. Or that Democrats were primarily land owners and agriculture in
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4mo ago
It is truly garbage. The quiz associated with it is even worse than the compass itself.
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What are you writing that Claude is actually writing all of it? Every time I get past the green field stage, I just end up throwing out what it writes half the time since its trash. Claude seems really great at fix this unit test, generate
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His little rant about "freedom" ended up aging poorly as most of the countries he lists as being more free have put serious limits on free speech since then. The most Soorkin screed he has written, might as well be John Galt'
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4mo ago
How does a close source package work? Depending on the language its not super helpful, but a package that is closed source should be possible.
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The author can surely understand it. And this system is what is keeping Germany and many European countries from propelling their economies forward by reducing market dynamism. Its not a coincidence that China, US and many other countries,
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A good example of why this is true I see in my bubble is in Indie tabletop RPGs. Fairly regularly if you follow indie rpg websites and forums, you get the following "I am sick of how Dungeons and Dragons does X so I made a new system&
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> I see the world moving to thin clients that play games via some remote desktop infrastructure. You can barely code in such an environment to a satisfactory degree. You want to stream 4k games with low latency?
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Its easy, they are going to use fancy accounting to make it come true. Produce a ton of carbon, then buy a cheap, under-priced carbon credit to make it be a zero.
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This is like the 1984 calendar ripping meme except the year is 1600.
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