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by gubbrora 7y ago
Yes it's common that a lot of "little details" are left out. Yes it does make things harder. No it's not a big enough problem that you need to be disheartened. You could even see it as an opportunity to raise the bar and
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by gubbrora 7y ago
One of the big incel complaints is that the least attractive women don't want the least attractive men. If that is indeed true there is none for them to settle for.
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by gubbrora 7y ago
What do you want them to do? Better themselves - Are they not already trying? Accept they were born unattractive - then what, suicide?
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by gubbrora 7y ago
Microsoft hasn't gotten better. But other companies are now even worse. People used to be scared Microsoft would lock our devices down so we could only run approved software. Guess what Apple and to a lesser extent Google did that. Mic
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by gubbrora 7y ago
That article is heavy on how "the other" is talking about this, but light on facts about the situation on the ground. Here is an article about the farm attacks https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/a
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by gubbrora 7y ago
I think people are rationally not stepping in, as those who do step in don't get recognition. They do however risk getting a lot of flak for having been insensitive or whatever.
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by gubbrora 7y ago
Replying to you since this is the top response but aimed at y'all really. At the risk of stating the obvious. Gut bacteria are bacteria... in the gut. Like if you tell me they affect the absorption of nutrients - I can see that. Maybe
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by gubbrora 7y ago
Are we at the peak of the hype cycle for gut bacteria now?
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by gubbrora 7y ago
All the big sites face government pressure to censor. In addition anyone inside these companies that would support free speech has to walk on eggshells not to be fired for creating an unsafe environment - again the government's hand t
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by gubbrora 7y ago
You understated 2. Its more correctly described as hatred. You inverted 3. I said majority of white people support Trump, not majority of Trump supporters are white. Finally you are overstating my conclusion. Here I refer to to the majorit
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by gubbrora 7y ago
I agree. But it means the majority of Y are bad and should be punished. Things don't look too bright for Y on average.
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by gubbrora 7y ago
Firefox leaves a lot to be desired, but is still miles better than Chrome.
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by gubbrora 7y ago
I see two propositions 1. Trump supporters are fascist. 2. Fascists should be sabotaged at every turn. If we link this up with the fact that the majority of white Americans are Trump supporters, it's hard to escape the conclusion that
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by gubbrora 7y ago
I think they were both kinda right. What Gates didn't foresee was the extent to which trust became centralized and how that created a need to keep the authorities in check and how keeping them in check enabled fake news.
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by gubbrora 7y ago
You can save that same amount by buying stock yourself (subject to availability in your account, I guess some retirement accounts offer only funds)
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by gubbrora 7y ago
That sounds like such a strange situation to be in. Did you find your self holding back to compensate for the incompetence?
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by gubbrora 7y ago
Is it possible to (ab)use that hardware support to do other tasks by mapping them to a decoding task?
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by gubbrora 7y ago
Could it be an artistic liberty to emphasise how manly he is or something?
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by gubbrora 7y ago
It all depends on the goal right? In this case it seems the goal was to harm the company because they didn't pay ransom. Not to perform long term espionage.
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by gubbrora 7y ago
I'm pessimistic about my life because it seems increasingly likely I'll never marry.
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by gubbrora 7y ago
Here is a crazy thought I had. If you're poor and save a bit money you get less aid. So saving is meaningless. You are stuck in a feedback loop. But if you buy lottery tickets as a way of "savings", you either lose and get fu
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by gubbrora 7y ago
People trust centralized power because there is no viable alternative to trusting the centralized power and hoping for the best.
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by gubbrora 7y ago
> This is just like an engineer saying "I could replicate this product in in a weekend" It takes a year to prepare for doing something in a weekend. But if you already have the right experience for free because you did adjacent
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by gubbrora 7y ago
> large sorted sets Surprised to see no mention of trees which are basically the standard datastructure for this.
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by gubbrora 7y ago
Wordmarked i could see this happen
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by gubbrora 7y ago
The real wtf is that we had a unitless unit, ie a number whose value changes over time with some reference object.
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by gubbrora 7y ago
I initially used autopep8 and had set vscode to autoformat region on paste. When I changed to black I started getting error messages about region format not supported everytime I pasted. As I mainly use other languages, with formatters with
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by gubbrora 7y ago
I think you all are missing a key element of the story. Dave was a cool dude. People liked him. He didn't take shit, but he didn't abuse his leverage or go on power trips. And that's part of why he got away with things. Also
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by gubbrora 7y ago
A lot of things that are actually used are used rarely. Maybe I will use that phone eventually. Optimization should take rare/casual usage into account.
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by gubbrora 7y ago
Maybe he did it maybe he didn't. I'm leaning towards he did it. But it's worth keeping in mind that his punishment would have been less severe than the time he has spent in that embassy. I think that proves that he was scared

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