finder83

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by finder83 6y ago
Randomly locking up or segregating society based on perceived psychological conditions is a dangerous path...there are high functioning sociopaths, even those that never show "symptoms" or act on a lack of empathy. There are lots
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by finder83 6y ago
If you have a Home Depot nearby, they rent trucks for like $19 for the first 75 minutes. Go for a wood run, rent the truck for an hour, buy enough to make it worth it, and return it. From what I've seen though, wood isn't cheap to
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by finder83 6y ago
What has the impact been though from families that still have 3 kids and buy larger cars/SUVs than they would have otherwise?
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by finder83 6y ago
Unfortunately I think that's the current state of things. It takes a lot of work to get any semblance of the truth, and even then it's extremely localized. IMHO, C19 was WAY more politicized than it should have been, which caused
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by finder83 6y ago
New York also sent the elderly with covid back into their nursing/care homes. So New York probably isn't the best example, since they handled the elderly situation so poorly
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by finder83 6y ago
Maybe you're still tied to their standard library, but technically Rust doesn't have a runtime.
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by finder83 6y ago
Are these bots legal that are doing the sniping/etc? I know next to nothing about Ethereum, but the whole environment sounds questionable
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by finder83 6y ago
Interesting, thanks for the synopsis. :) Sounds worth looking into.
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by finder83 6y ago
I've never really dived into D, but why was it never more popular? It seems like it was posed to take off, but never quite did.
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by finder83 6y ago
I've taken the deep dive into Rust API service development the past few weeks. I really enjoy the experience of developing in Rust, but not so much the experience of using Rust web frameworks, somewhat in line with the author. In parti
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by finder83 6y ago
My understanding is actually that they tried to apply the principles of factories to school. It's not so much that they want to prepare people to work in factories, as they wanted to create a process where you could take someone throug
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by finder83 6y ago
Exactly. I think seeing people being attacked is also causing others to double down. I don't know what to expect, but I wouldn't be surprised based on my conversations with conservatives who have been mostly silent if it backfires
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by finder83 6y ago
I disagree and think that we need more nuance in our speech and understanding, not less. There are a lot of moral issues you just listed, from violent vs peaceful protesting, the limit of authority with police, black lives matter, free spee
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by finder83 6y ago
Well, unless you consider the violence coming with the Antifa driven riots. There have been many cases where dissenting voices, including journalists, have been physically attacked in the last couple of weeks. The same could be said of mobs
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by finder83 6y ago
There are boot managers that allow you to continue to use UEFI. I believe you do have to disable secure boot in windows though.
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by finder83 6y ago
I took your statement to mean that they became police BECAUSE they enjoy wielding power over others. Re-reading your statement though, I see what you mean
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by finder83 6y ago
Thanks, that still seems to be a reach as to the cause that they became police originally though. Though the studies seem to disagree with each other, it could be indicative of why they remain police. I'd argue though that working in a
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by finder83 6y ago
What percentage of them become police because they enjoy power over others? This statement seems like a false bias to me, particularly given that pretty much every policeman/policewoman that I've known personally have been humble
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by finder83 6y ago
Thanks!
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by finder83 6y ago
Do you have any advice or tools for diagrams? That's one area I struggle with, and usually have to pull in our designer.
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by finder83 6y ago
Agreed, the NN had that "digital" sound you typically get from a simulated tube screamer, such as in a POD HD or something. Very impressive given it's from a NN, but I specifically moved to analog for that reason.
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by finder83 6y ago
This is completely anecdotal, but my brother first taught me to program when I was 5. I definitely didn't practice for 5 hours a day, but kept programming over the years and am a programmer now. I'm a senior programmer but am pret
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by finder83 6y ago
I believe it's being called a loan because there are provisions in which it will not be forgiven. Such as if you lay off employees or furlow before a certain date. I don't have first hand knowledge though, only from someone who we
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by finder83 7y ago
I can see your point and agree this is probably true for the large majority of people. And most people don't want to live close to nature; it seems the large majority like being near cities and people, I'm just not one of them. :-
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by finder83 7y ago
That makes more sense, thanks
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by finder83 7y ago
What are those adverse forces? Someone who's unwilling to develop their land for housing? At least monetarily, space around a house tends to increase the value of the house.
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by finder83 7y ago
Interesting concept, I'm not entirely sure what I think of it. Land ownership interests me a lot more than homeownership, and undeveloped land has its own value in a community. That's partly why we bought our house on two acres in
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by finder83 7y ago
We have two Linux users (myself included) that it works great for. Better than pretty much every other video conferencing tool I've tried on Linux. I do use the flatpak installer so that dependencies aren't a problem.
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by finder83 7y ago
I'm not particularly familiar with reiki, but the issue with anything that contends with placebo tends to be that they're not cheap, and people are being lied to and not being told that they're a placebo, expecting a cure-all
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by finder83 7y ago
This is an interesting idea, particularly if you couple it with other ideas or tools. The one primary issue I have with event driven systems is that it is very difficult to look at code and intuitively know what's going on. If you&#x27

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