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by fao_ 5y ago
Ok, when do you use the @ sign or # sign in text? Without referring to computers :)
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by fao_ 5y ago
> I was specifically talking about children, addressing the theory that it can affect development. I was specifically talking about prenatal development, though. I am the person who wrote the original post you are responding to, and was&
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by fao_ 5y ago
People still consider coffee and many other minor stimulants safe enough to be consumed during pregnancy, and that people might have largely stopped smoking during pregnancy, it doesn't alter the fact of mass exposure to and consumptio
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by fao_ 5y ago
> So then how do you take showers or in general, how do you move on from being stuck and change activities? How do you motivate to do anything? Because eventually the physiological system normalizes and you have enough dopamine to do thi
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by fao_ 5y ago
Mentally: It is that hard. Executive dysfunction and ADHD are both fully understood physiological disorders that are only the domain of psych because the symptoms are psychological in their manifestation. A would wager a fair amount of th
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by fao_ 5y ago
> because while 50 or so years behind everyone else, the Amish are still going to adopt grid electricity, smartphones and Node.js sooner or later. [citation needed]
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by fao_ 5y ago
> So no, if you want to play PC games, it's Windows or gtfo. I think you mean, if you want to develop PC games. So far the following have worked out of the box on Linux, via Steam's Proton compatibility layer: Elite Da
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by fao_ 5y ago
Ok, so someone above already cited how "Aspergers" is a literal, direct reference to a Nazi. My burden of proof is covered, now you have the claim and must prove it. Go on :)
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by fao_ 5y ago
> Most people, though, live in a NT-dominated culture where the terms "Aspergers" and "Autism" both carry extremely different connotations. All the more reason to use "autism" and push people to understand i
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by fao_ 5y ago
Sorry... are you arguing for a term that separates autistic people into "productive" and "non productive" that was created by a literal Nazi? I am autistic, pretty much all of the people I know are autistic, and even mos
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by fao_ 5y ago
Sure, but just use execvp and it's a damn sight safer because you know exactly the state of your child's environment state. You can see this in the CERT C coding guidelines: https://wiki.sei.cmu.edu/confluence&#x2F
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by fao_ 5y ago
Google very likely only scans the input application, I'm not sure why you would bother with an automated system to detect a code repo for it when the majority of applications on the Play Store are closed-source and there's a low c
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by fao_ 5y ago
Sorry... what? Why the hell was an application using env() to carry application state?! The environment list is created at init, it's literally placed right behind the C argument list as an array -- AUXV if you want to go read the ABI
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by fao_ 5y ago
> Connecting it to a larger climate battle in order to win that war ("See wind power doesn't have that downside anymore, so more wind power to fight climate change") only gets in the way of solving the immediate problem.
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by fao_ 5y ago
Do you mean Junji Ito?
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by fao_ 5y ago
HTML requests are just text, how would you even go about scanning for that?
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by fao_ 5y ago
Yeesh. I can't be the only person for whom this sentence makes my skin crawl.
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by fao_ 5y ago
> The research linked to jstor.org is behind a pay wall, but I managed to find another source for it at [1] and it contradicts your point. It specifically states that no difference was found among those working an 84 hour work schedule c
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by fao_ 5y ago
Existing games companies were founded early in the industry and have the money and existing capital to leverage on PR, tooling, staff, etc. They also have a constantly influx of non-burned-out people, mostly interns, who want a Big Company
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by fao_ 5y ago
This is so patently absurd that it goes against around a century's worth of knowledge and scientific research. "Spending more time on a task without rest does not get a job done properly" is not only commonly accepted, but it
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by fao_ 5y ago
It's necessary for it in the first place, given that they placed evolutionary constraints on it for it to work.
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by fao_ 5y ago
Unfortunately this ties in with the source article above. Idleness is key to the ability to figure out what you want to do in the first place. What gives you joy and meaning has to come from a combination of the idleness, and within. I gues
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by fao_ 5y ago
> but there is a positive psychology in much work: social and rewards of productivity—-when these are removed we can loose motivation and even become depressed. Not a fault of anything but being a modern human That's a symptom of th
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by fao_ 5y ago
I was Unschooled, which is an interesting way of teaching children by letting them first de-stress from school, and secondly letting them develop learning naturally through curiosity. Anyone who is the parent of unschooled children will tel
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by fao_ 5y ago
The second post also has a joke: > Apparently a plane has just crashed into the World Trade Center.. And I thought my morning had sucked so far!
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by fao_ 5y ago
In the article it's referred to as the "CM-1 tshirt design" so I plugged the first two words into duckduckgo and the first result led me to someone who is selling the tshirts: http://www.tamikothiel.com/cm&#x2
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by fao_ 5y ago
I don't think it's a stretch to say that the primary maintainer, the person who wrote the (extremely slapdash) build scripts and knows exactly why it's copying folders during the build process, is going to get the changes d
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by fao_ 5y ago
Linux support should be extremely simple to test and deploy. It'd be like an hour's task to write up a github action for it so you don't even need to have a local linux deploy or whatever. I was going to do it myself but th
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by fao_ 5y ago
Why do you advertise it as a mac-based app, when it's Electron based and should therefore be cross-platform?
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by fao_ 5y ago
It says a lot about how they approach code generation that makes it a giant waving red flag, for me personally. A rule of code generation is "don't output internal structures unless it's necessary for runtime functioning&quot

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