globalreset

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by globalreset 4y ago
Still so low?
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by globalreset 4y ago
In my experience on every setup: different OS version, different screen, etc. the rendering of fonts gives slightly different results, to the point, I just choose whatever works best at a given moment, and don't get too attached to it.
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by globalreset 4y ago
Managerial class is making sure tithes are being collected.
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by globalreset 4y ago
You keep going to the gym. Get a delicious whey powder and reward yourself after every visit to condition yourself.
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by globalreset 4y ago
Extremely buggy.
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by globalreset 4y ago
ITT: People making > $200k TC complaining that they are mistreated "labor", and how they are not entitled and deserve more.
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by globalreset 4y ago
Didn't loose any money. He is lying he ever had them. Multiple judges in multiple cases identifies his forgeries and lies. He is a serious fraud, but has some deep money behind him, so he can bully people via legal system.
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by globalreset 4y ago
That's why Rust always wins the most loved SO survey?
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by globalreset 4y ago
exec ionice -c 3 nice -n 20 "$@" Make it a shell script like `takeiteasy`, and run `takeiteasy cargo ...`
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by globalreset 4y ago
This article is missing the point. It's not just any "powerfulness" that we need to drop. Languages evolve by limiting expressiveness in ways that increase composability. The desired direction is one that increases composabil
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by globalreset 4y ago
Is this inflation adjusted? I doubt it.
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by globalreset 4y ago
These executive salaries ara usually shareholder's money (like the whole business), and the problem is that shareholders are often too distributed and don't have enough control to do anything about it.
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by globalreset 4y ago
So? Do you enjoy it? Because that's how it is and that's how it is going to be. It take hundreds, thousands hours and even if you make progress, it will still feel like you don't know enough. If you enjoy it, just give yourse
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by globalreset 4y ago
It shows a lot about American schools, especially Universities, that "elites" in the US have no clue how a real insurrection even looks like. :D
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by globalreset 4y ago
Absent real life threats, first-world people increasingly busy themselves with inventing surrogate problems. Everywhere Nazis are trying to overthrow democracy, climate change is going to destroy us all in the next 5 years, viruses go rampa
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by globalreset 4y ago
No one cares. Not trying to be mean - just stating the fact. It's just another very abstract and fragile solution to a problem that is minute and can be solved ad-hoc via more general and well-known approaches.
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by globalreset 4y ago
Block any number that costs more than 25th percentile would be a start and so on... I can come up with plenty of heuristics that would be better than nothing.
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by globalreset 4y ago
> There are 200+ jurisdictions in the phone network and everybody has their own conventions on what a "premium" number is. They know how to charge you for these numbers so apparently they do have that data, no?
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Money creation in the modern economy – Bank of England (2014) [pdf](bankofengland.co.uk)
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by globalreset 4y ago
There has been some discussion recently about financial systems on HN, where people were arguing that banks can't just create money, and some myths about reserve requirements and so on. In the link is the article from Bank of England.
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by globalreset 4y ago
So naive.
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by globalreset 4y ago
What's forgotten is that people were forced to take it, continuously lied to, had lifehood destroyed and their options suppressed just to over time get to hear "oh, yeah, your were right but you're bad at assessing risk so no
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by globalreset 4y ago
Obviously just a propaganda by some think tank.
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by globalreset 4y ago
The pretend industry like this exists in EU for 15 years or so already.
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by globalreset 4y ago
Thank you for saving my time thought!
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by globalreset 4y ago
That's an antiquated notion from the times when programming language implementations were 99% propriety, so you needed some ability to "shop around". Any time you hit a fork button on an Open Source programming language'
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by globalreset 4y ago
Another day, another otherwise pointless Elon smearing article on HN.
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by globalreset 4y ago
Insightful.
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by globalreset 4y ago
> Because facts do not speak for themselves. That's just load of anti-science nonsense. The whole premise of scientific progress is our ability to convince people, backing our arguments with facts. Your attitude is of religious fund
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by globalreset 4y ago
Instead of wasting time on petty stuff, how about a nice website with responses to his claims? Who, how and why built Göbekli Tepe so early? Let the facts speak for themselves.

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