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by firebaze 5y ago
Not sure why this was downvoted. It is my responsibility as a driver to not be distracted. If I am, I just stop at the next possibility - what's stopping me (pun intended)? I'd rather not be responsible for any accident related t
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by firebaze 5y ago
But can you really be, let's be modest, around the baseline of developer competence not knowing the difference between RAM and disk space? Hard to believe to me.
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by firebaze 5y ago
https://archive.is/FQ0Gc
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by firebaze 5y ago
Downvoted. There's a difference between "commercial purpose" and "global player", and Microsoft crossed another line. One of many.
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by firebaze 5y ago
You probably wanted to say, most of the atmosphere is Nitrogen (~78%). 80% CO² would be quite interesting, effect-wise: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31759856/
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by firebaze 5y ago
That was my point (I mean, how many people must consider their readers that stupid to post a chart like this?)
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by firebaze 5y ago
Nobody would be this dense to do this deliberately. What follows from this I don't know.
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by firebaze 5y ago
According to the article, the name is not unique at all (for his people at least).
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by firebaze 5y ago
Do you think the outcome matches your opinion?
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by firebaze 5y ago
How can you separate Twitter the company from Twitter the results? Serious question without any snark. I don't get this argument. Oh gal, just leave a message if you downvote. I love to learn when I'm wrong, and I guess others a
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by firebaze 5y ago
I'm convinced we should simply stop lending folks using twitter to voice their opinion any credibility at all. It was cool, trendy and thoughtful to limit a response to a certain amount of characters, to compress your message. But by n
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by firebaze 5y ago
I got triggered by "Twitter knows". It doesn't. It's just a bunch of mostly toxic wannabe-in-group imbeciles. There are lots of exceptions, sure. But still. I lost count by orders of magnitude where the twitter mob-opini
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Paleodictyon(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by firebaze 5y ago|0 comments
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by firebaze 5y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27538680
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Colleague is uncomfortable with 1:1 meeting to what degree should I accommodate?(workplace.stackexchange.com)
4 points by firebaze 5y ago|1 comments
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by firebaze 5y ago
"Consumers" as an opaque crowd wouldn't be able to judge anything this involved. The discussion partners we're talking about are mostly politicians, who are primarily educated in the field of convincing despite having no
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by firebaze 5y ago
To me it's actually faster and easier to read code instead. This is because i generally don't trust "what" comments - either I know the code already or I don't, and if I don't, then I don't trust the &quot
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David Reimer(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by firebaze 5y ago|0 comments
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by firebaze 5y ago
Yes, I agree. I missed this part, thanks for pointing this out!
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by firebaze 5y ago
As much as I despise slavery I'd definitely be interested in understanding the way slavery was rationalized (if it was? if not, how did they cope with the suffering etc.?). We have to understand the principles allowing such an emotiona
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The Human Factor (AF-447, 2014)(vanityfair.com)
1 points by firebaze 5y ago|0 comments
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Goals of Dark v2(roadmap.darklang.com)
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Wu Experiment (1956)(en.wikipedia.org)
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by firebaze 5y ago
Apologies for whatever, but thanks for this post; one more thing to look for to uninstall on relatives/acquaintances computers. Reason: products having "Crypto" or "Secure" in the name are usually a bag of bugs, doi
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by firebaze 5y ago
What you write is true from an US point of view, and that's the point of my comment. In Europe you wouldn't ask anyone how she/he feels when you don't want to accept and reply to the response, even if it is deviating fro
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Did the Largest Galaxy Survey Ever Just Challenge Cosmology as We Know It?(forbes.com)
1 points by firebaze 5y ago|0 comments
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by firebaze 5y ago
China has made alliances with a lot of african nations. If the shit hits the fan I - at least - wouldn't exclude the possibility that china is better positioned in a semi-post-nuclear scenario than the US (russia, africa, china are the
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by firebaze 5y ago
Don't know why this was heavily downvoted at the time of this posting. No sources, sure, but most of it is common knowledge with a few unsourced opinioned edges - fair enough to me, and I think an interesting viewpoint. Especially the
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by firebaze 5y ago
The funny thing is a safety factor is a factor after all. Just one needs to be small enough, and the whole construction (pun intended) may collapse in the worst imaginable manner. This happened recently in Italy: https://www.bbc.
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by firebaze 5y ago
While I partially agree, I'm not sure your assessment is helpful. There's a treasure trove hidden beyond the words, I'm not sure you're assessing the depth of his writings appropriately.

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