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by febusravenga 3y ago
Och c'mon. Agriculture even from 200 years ago can feed much more than 2/3x people than directly working with it. There always will be place for people tinkering and trying new things and or trying to bring old things to life. Com
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by febusravenga 3y ago
diversity and redundancy are inefficient by their own nature
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by febusravenga 3y ago
it's my strategy since I become bored with tech. I don't have passion or urge to create new useless software. There are many young or naive or plainly stupid which do. But I still have skills and insight to cover their asses when
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by febusravenga 3y ago
They have eye focus tracking for sure in this, so maybe they can render in adaptive resolution mode je only highest rest in center of vision? Who knows?
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by febusravenga 3y ago
> If I do the gardening myself, and he does the painting himself, GDP doesn't increase. But capital increase. Next time this capital will hit market - when you decide to sell fruits or home with beautiful garden it will be taxed and
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by febusravenga 3y ago
Don't be ashamed. This is actually quite common and correct solution sometimes. Look, like mapbox styling runs on "s-expr"-like based languge encoded as JSON arrays: https://github.com/mapbox/mapbox-gl-la
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by febusravenga 3y ago
Search for territorial bevahiors in animals.
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by febusravenga 3y ago
And what parent post described is functionally equivalent to CRL it's a list of user (id, earliestValidTokenTimestamp) which for case of invalidating all sessions on demand serves same purpose. The only major problem is timely sync of
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by febusravenga 3y ago
I don't believe psychiatry here. Life is tough experience in many aspects for most of us. We experience many forms of abuse not only physical, psychical too .... But psychical is harder too prove and measure. How they quantify all circ
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by febusravenga 3y ago
This is unconscious/implicit logic of economies that run developed countries. Most of unpleasant aspects of our life are outsourced/dumped to some remote location. So it's statement of fact, not someone's choice or posit
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by febusravenga 3y ago
> juuuust barely above critical mass Interesting. Everyone says that nuclear reactors are safe and material can't be used to build bomb, how are we ensuring that were always only tiny bit above CM... And this bit doesn't grow u
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by febusravenga 4y ago
And yet today, on top of HN we've got next app that requested GitHub login with scary "acting on your bahalf" whatever that means. There were some explanations, that they are sincere and they do only good thinks, but i retrea
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by febusravenga 4y ago
I have impression that our very society relies on hard work of those who few who still didn't realize* you can cheat ... or find it repulsive. Anyway, I anticipate even deeper collapse of position of science and education as it will be
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by febusravenga 4y ago
> If, for example, your universe is entropically uniform, is there an "arrow of time"? And, even if there were, could you detect it? Would we have fluctuations in that state? In which directions they would... Progress? Isn&#x27
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by febusravenga 4y ago
I really strive to find actual example of shooting myself in foot with passing "stable" callback to component below. Like, do you know if there is actual example somewhere, where things break? They (react devs) only talk about som
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by febusravenga 4y ago
I'm having hard time understanding why `useEffectEvent` is so limited. > * Only call them from inside Effects. > * Never pass them to other components or Hooks. ( https://react.dev/learn/separating-events-from
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by febusravenga 4y ago
And almost no old castles, palaces or significant ruins in flat and rock-less areas like west pomeranian in Poland. Bricks and stones were so valuable, that any abandoned stone/brick building was dismantled immediately for material for
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by febusravenga 4y ago
> Pedestrians, bicycles, other drivers, everything then become an instant scapegoat for their frustration Yeah, but if you yell at other drivers, they don't hear you so you can do it safely. If you yell (possibly with open window) t
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by febusravenga 4y ago
I'm wondering, if pop/IMAP auth is so costly, why POP3/IMAP community not allow user to get session token and auth with it? Like JWT or anything with similar security properties. Both protocols are easily extensible...
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by febusravenga 4y ago
All my migration/tweak-production-db scripts run by default in dry run mode and require `--really` to override it. It's good excercise to write mutating code as much transactional way as possible.
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by febusravenga 4y ago
Energy. Flight control. Congestion. Accidents. Noise. All those would be much difficult, worse / problematic or even catastrophic when flying vehicles would be accessible to literally everyone, including criminals, drunks and teenagers
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by febusravenga 4y ago
But the very definition of this phenomenon is something interacting with gravity (like matter) and not with EM... And EM in layman terms equals light, thus dark... It totally makes sense to call it "dark matter"
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by febusravenga 4y ago
Or any build tool like make. When you are hammer ...
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by febusravenga 4y ago
I like to call it "eventual civilisation" ...