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631.
by everyone 5y ago
So skepticism, critiquing ideas, and debate = being toxic now?
632.
by everyone 5y ago
Some of the psychological theories they have to explain the figures sound like a bit of a stretch to me. I dont see how they could test or prove them. In other countries the pandemic + less driving has resulted in less deaths, as one would
633.
by everyone 5y ago
How are business plans not just guesswork? In practice how often does what actually happens to the business irl conform to the plan? And how closely? Like if you make 25% more profit in one year than planned than that's clearly way off
634.
by everyone 5y ago
It sounds like you don't understand about various crafts. To me they are a quite analogous to programming. Also, code has barely changed at all since C. It's all just some variables, loops, flow control, some math operations and
635.
by everyone 5y ago
I really like Discord, but maybe its cus I grew up without internet. If you joined some club (like geology club or something) back in the day, you would show up and ask questions and whoever was there would answer your questions and ye woul
636.
by everyone 5y ago
People spend way too much time arguing about this.. If you're a good programmer u will be able to do excellent maintainable work in any language you're experienced with. If you're bad you will make a mess in any language. It&
637.
by everyone 5y ago
I'm assuming Corten steel would never be used structurally nowadays? I know it's sometimes used as a fancy cladding material, but I'm assuming thats all?
638.
by everyone 5y ago
I find it mind boggling that something as simple as this can actually be patented. unsigned average(unsigned a, unsigned b) { return (a / 2) + (b / 2) + (a & b & 1); } That makes the patent system seem bro
639.
by everyone 5y ago
Sound like you simply dislike computer games.
640.
by everyone 5y ago
Asking people who know. Is this BS? Are people on public roads gonna be dying from this soon? Also how is this legal?
641.
by everyone 5y ago
What other areas have you experienced? What you're describing is just human nature, every field of human endeavour is like that, because they're run by humans. Despite this, we have made unimaginable scientific progress over the l
642.
by everyone 5y ago
All theses pop-culture computer games SFX, but no 'oof' sound from roblox?
643.
by everyone 5y ago
Maybe not in some kind of dystopian mad-max land I suppose.
644.
by everyone 5y ago
Do you live in a weird area? Like very remote or extremely low density or something? Or are you just upper class? I would assume getting all your groceries delivered from amazon would be significantly more expensive than buying them from a
645.
by everyone 5y ago
"like so many rolls of toilet paper from Amazon" Who the hell buys toilet paper from Amazon!?
646.
by everyone 5y ago
It's so dystopian / Kafkaesque it's like a parody. "Thankyou for helping google keep the web safe" followed by... "A review cannot be requested for this restriction"
647.
by everyone 5y ago
A few of those P2P sharing networks from that era are still going fine. I guess they were obscure enough to not get hit with any lawsuits and so just kept going.
648.
by everyone 5y ago
I have one of those. An 8770w. It was a beast of a laptop at the time I got it. I inherited it, I would never have bought one, they were ludicrously overpriced imo. I used the crap out of it for years. It started suffering from what seemed
649.
by everyone 5y ago
I use trello, I liked it cus it was simple and free and easy to get other people on. But it continually has gotten worse. They are slowly ruining its simplicity, and also adding purposefully annoying bullshit to the free version. Eg. I had
650.
by everyone 5y ago
They deserve each other
651.
by everyone 5y ago
"Steam tracks that without DRM" Steam is DRM
652.
by everyone 5y ago
That is one of the purposes of actual medieval guilds. To keep specialised manufacturing knowledge secret so the guild members can charge more.
653.
by everyone 5y ago
I hate the pirate party name. Also the name of the pirate bay. "Piracy" was a term greedy corporations used PR to apply to sharing. Like sharing tapes and filesharing. They will say they took the term and made it their own but imo
654.
by everyone 5y ago
Also replying has been broken for a long time. By default it uses "fancy pants" editor when you are typing reply, and this is totally broken. You have to switch to another mode to reply.
655.
by everyone 5y ago
Also replying has been broken for a long time. By default it uses "fancy pants" editor when you are typing reply, and this is totally broken. You have to switch to another mode to reply.
656.
by everyone 5y ago
There should be a score multiplier that builds up by getting points in quick succession. That would add a risk/reward element to it.
657.
by everyone 5y ago
This looks like Wave Function Collapse https://github.com/mxgmn/WaveFunctionCollapse It's cool, but I agree with some other commenters that it's not a very good way to generate an entire world, but it is a co
658.
by everyone 5y ago
" the JWST will orbit the Sun while in the shadow of the Earth. This will allow it to keep the temperature of its delicate instruments at just the right... " Well that's just totally wrong.
659.
by everyone 5y ago
Roman concrete isn't around cus it was unreinfoced. It's a different mix than what is used in modern times (portland cement usually). Modern concrete wont last 1000 years reinforcing or no.
660.
by everyone 5y ago
Doesn't sound like he is trying to torrent over tor.. Just access the tracker website. I use tor to access several of them cus they are blocked at an ISP level in my country, and tor-browser is a convenient workaround.

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