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evandale
3y ago
I'm blown away that I'm reading opponents to C-11 are using FUD on hackernews of all places. The warnings about C-11 are not because of FUD.
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3y ago
Video of "Why would anyone have one?" Around 15:50: https://youtu.be/Vuw72THyXsQ?t=942 They were laughing at it. So hilarious, I'm in stitches over the ignorance.
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3y ago
I could see ongoing watching harming a kid, but if they stumble upon porn one time by accident and see it? I don't see how that could harm them. A kid with a peanut allergy who came into contact with peanuts, even accidentally one time
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3y ago
The consequence of exposing a kid with a peanut allergy to a peanut can be death. Watching hardcore porn won't kill a kid.
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3y ago
Honest question, why is the privacy sandbox user hostile? I assume it's because Google is using it to collect your information but blocking everyone else from collecting it?
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3y ago
> There is no distinction between "nature" and anything else. Yet here you are calling us "denatured, psychologically damaged people." Is that not you making a distinction between us and nature? What's so bad abo
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3y ago
At a certain point the only way to get through to people is to respond in a way that matches their maturity level. When people are saying ridiculous things like "You will be as insouciant, and as clueless, when your much-admired billio
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3y ago
I never really thought of this seriously (or why) until reading that "Some Things I Think" post[0] was on here yesterday and a few were along the lines of that. Three that resonated with me about money: “People like you more when
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3y ago
It's probably stolen but I see it a lot from influencers and all over tiktok.
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3y ago
I was thinking just yesterday how funny it is that I'd have been called a nerd and gotten my ass kicked if I said internet slang out-loud 25 years ago and nowadays even my masseuse is throwing out terms like fomo and slay. English is r
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3y ago
I wish I could help you more but the only advice I can offer is that I agree with you that it doesn't sound like BP1. I was diagnosed with BP1 and had to be admitted involuntarily. Based on my own experience and the experiences of othe
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3y ago
You really can't make your own if you're going up against an established subreddit. This applies doubly so if it's an established region based subreddit i.e. city, state, province, or country, and IMO these are the most probl
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3y ago
I came across this user just last week from their Vin Diesel sleeveless shirt post! It was the first time I've ever seen their content.
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4y ago
I thought I've seen every 10+ year video on youtube already but you've proven me wrong. Thanks for this!
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4y ago
This reminds me of an Arduino project I started but never finished! I bought an IR LED and made a dumb TV remote webapp that could change the volume and channels and mute the TV and had the mute time be 30 configurable. The Arduino just sat
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4y ago
I don't think they are and OP is demonstrating something I'm seeing more and more on the internet that's getting to be really prevalent and annoying. presents product oblivious_user: I don't get this? Why don't yo
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4y ago
I was talking to a non-tech friend about all the AI advancements lately and when she asked me what I thought the biggest risk was I said it's exactly what we all just experienced the past 3 years and realized is awful for human - prolo
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4y ago
I've considered them! I joined Eve University for all the classes and free skills. The next thing is I want to join the wormhole community to get a feel for multiplayer wormholing because I've only done solo.
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4y ago
You really have to be a self starter and find something you like. I've tried so hard to get into PvP but I just can't do it. I might have tried mining once. I've played maybe 5 times in the past 8 years and could never get in
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4y ago
Yeah, but only because I built a desktop in 2010, spent $1100 and didn't have to put a penny more into it until last year. And that was because I wanted to upgrade, not because I had to. I had a Dell laptop survive 8 years without payi
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4y ago
I want to go one step further than this idea and introduce carbon tariffs on imported goods coupled with price ceilings so corporations can't pass off the tariffs to wealthy people and still profit. The corporations should be paying th
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4y ago
My anecdote is the complete opposite experience. I bought a new 2012 MBA in June and the hard drive started failing on me in August of 2013. It was just out of the warranty so Apple did me a "favour" and let me buy a 3-year Apple
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4y ago
That's exactly what religion is though. Pick a random thing, worship it, call it a religion. Moreover, the random thing doesn't even have to exist!
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This is a pretty compelling argument to me that the weights shouldn't be able to be copyrighted. In essence, aren't they a list of numbers you can search through to get a result? Would it makes sense to say a "give me a rowbo
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4y ago
Food boxes are horrible. I've dealt with GoodFood and HelloFresh. They both forced me to put a hold for 3 months and then contact them again. They wouldn't cancel it for me. It wasn't until my credit card got compromised and
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4y ago
Wheat waffles? Cursory google, is it actually just a guy you pay to send pictures to and he gives you a rating out of 10?
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There's no system to compare against the supposed "easy" system Apple provides because it's impossible to manage your subscriptions outside of that. If there was some other system out there that was easier to manage subs
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4y ago
No, I was going based off the mental model I replied to: > A commit is an immutable object. Whereas a ref is a pointer, literally a place on disk (a regular file) that holds an address (plaintext SHA) to the latest point in a logical cha
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4y ago
Sort of an aside, I find it funny that the reflog is named that and not commitlog. With this mental model when you look at the reflog you usually want to get back an immutable commit because you've lost the ref. I know it displays the
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4y ago
I'm the exact same way and wondered if it's the fresh air and nature that causes that. I can operate on 4-6 hours sleep camping or at the cottage for as long as a week and it's so refreshing. And it's the most refreshing
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