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601.
by guelo 4y ago
Who cares if it's FOSS or not? Neither FSF or OSI existed when Stallman enshrined his morals into the GPL, that didn't stop him.
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by guelo 4y ago
The right has developed their own "mainstream concensus".
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by guelo 4y ago
Jawdropping music is produced by kids using laptops making sounds that were simply not possible a decade or two ago. If you don't enjoy the breakthroughs that are being made you are the one that's missing out.
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by guelo 4y ago
Maybe. But nuclear power wouldn't exist at all without some large scale socialism to prop it up
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by guelo 4y ago
If you looked into how nuclear power plants get built you'd probably call it large scale socialism. But you got all your talking points lined up in a perfectly sensible row, I wouldn't want to topple them over.
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by guelo 4y ago
> wants to use AGW to implement large scale socialism I would argue the problem is the hyper-vigilant anti-socialists since they have sabotaged all proposals, including market-based ones.
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by guelo 4y ago
No idea why people keep recommending Refactoring . It is super outdated showing low-level refactoring techniques in a 20 year old version of Java. If your IDE doesn't already have all these techniques built-in then you should get a ne
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by guelo 4y ago
Delivery is the crux of a lot of comedians. If they have good delivery they can get away with saying a lot of unfunny, even mean repulsive things, and have the audience laugh along with them
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by guelo 4y ago
I used to also but then I started thinking how obscene it is that the piece of plastic will be around for thousands of years just so I can have slightly more convenience for an hour or two.
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by guelo 4y ago
I haven't, my local public transit bans food and drink.
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by guelo 4y ago
The demand comes from car culture. Drinking in cars is difficult without lid and straw.
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by guelo 4y ago
Doesn't it make more sense to capture the carbon from the train's diesel engine's tailpipe instead of trying to capture it from the air using fans?
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by guelo 4y ago
The problem is that developer has no idea if the implementation is going to be performant for their use case. The mutable compilers normally have less magic and thus are easier for the developer to understand and optimize. FP is really just
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by guelo 4y ago
One of the bigger advantages of OOP that I rarely see discussed is the natural namespacing that you get. In other paradigms you end up polluting the global namespace more easily, harming autocompletion and discoverability.
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by guelo 4y ago
I disagree in good faith. I honestly have no idea what pressure has increased your talking about in the last 10 years. And this > Thanks to social media, the effect goes well beyond America, and the Democratic Party of the United States
616.
by guelo 4y ago
Imagine McConell blaming Democrats for his own unpopular actions.
617.
by guelo 4y ago
By timing the market on a coin hype cycle?
618.
by guelo 4y ago
I don't have a problem with a study like this. Companies like match.com have this data and much more. OKCupid's founder used to share some of their insights but he sold out. I'll always welcome adding more data to the public
619.
by guelo 4y ago
Are there not plenty of reasons not to like women? (Also men but that's offtopic)
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by guelo 4y ago
No. Most Colorado river water is used for farming in the southern deserts of Imperial and Riverside counties.
621.
by guelo 4y ago
Probably futile attacks on the moneyed interests is my "doing something".
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by guelo 4y ago
Everything we do is political. The original Stallman "free (as in freedom) software" movement had anti-corporate politics. The "Open Source Software" movement was a deliberate attempt to coopt the movement to be more pro
623.
by guelo 4y ago
neoliberals but not Reagan conservatives?
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by guelo 4y ago
Ok got it. You conducted your own study that contradicts the authors by reading their minds and combining that with your unrelated conspiracy theories.
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by guelo 4y ago
That is not what that (very small) study showed. It was comparing Delta vs Omicron, not vaccinated vs not. "There were no appreciable between-group differences in the time to PCR conversion or culture conversion according to vaccinatio
626.
by guelo 4y ago
Here's a study showing vaccine effectiveness against infection in the range of >90% initially, waning to 60-80% after 4 months. https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/28/5/22-0141_article The fact th
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by guelo 4y ago
> These people research equity. This is the same partisan complaint no matter the topic. Everything is a nail since all you have is this one hammer.
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by guelo 4y ago
Sorry but to me this complaint is incomprehensible. Every view imaginable about the pandemic, right and wrong, got tons of discussion and garnered millions of adherents.
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by guelo 4y ago
The backlash against "defund the police" was only for poor people's police. Defunding rich people's police has been official policy for decades.
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by guelo 4y ago
The reactive programming idea is implemented by the Kotlin Compose project as a compiler plugin so it behaves as a language feature. Compose is confusingly named in that there is a more popular Android UI toolkit with the same name built on

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