hehetrthrthrjn

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by hehetrthrthrjn 1y ago
I don't even know what the law says in my own country, instead I use a country where is it not illegal to download (but is to upload) and has excellent global connectivity and got a VPS there. I installed Transmission, disabled uploads
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by hehetrthrthrjn 5y ago
That's absolutely true but I'd widen it to people with mental illness generally.
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by hehetrthrthrjn 5y ago
I'm talking about how I genuinely feel, I don't need to censor it. Not talking about these issues is the problem. I'm perfectly fine as long as I don't do things that make me extremely unhappy. I think that's true f
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by hehetrthrthrjn 5y ago
You might ask them why, because views and subscribers are interesting metrics. I always pay attention to them because they reflect how the general public respond to different things. So they might be thinking "wow this is so stupid but
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by hehetrthrthrjn 5y ago
You're reading way too much into what I wrote. I'm certainly not addicted to numbers or social media. I don't participate in the latter really (yet here I am!) and I generally don't care what people think. I don't h
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by hehetrthrthrjn 5y ago
I meant it to mean someone who raises being "normal" above other lifestyles.
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by hehetrthrthrjn 5y ago
What makes you think I'm joking? Please try to read comments in good faith.
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by hehetrthrthrjn 5y ago
Wow! Where did that come from? Especially the boot. Living life however you feel regardless of societal norms seems to be the opposite of living under a boot, doesn't it? And who are these people exactly? It really does sound like you&
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by hehetrthrthrjn 5y ago
No, but stars probably correspond to use or interest in your code. I don't think people always want contributors. I've found you're much more likely to get people who make a mess of things than coding soulmates.
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by hehetrthrthrjn 5y ago
> Just get a job and make friends and have a life. That really is a narrow, normie view. Obviously it didn't work out for you but for others (and I'd put myself in the category) stars can be very meaningful, especially for work
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by hehetrthrthrjn 5y ago
Why? Relative interest rates are one of the main determinants of the value of a currency, and there is a very popular trade that enforces it. The "carry trade" involves borrowing money in a low interest currency (say EUR) and sell
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by hehetrthrthrjn 5y ago
The dollar is strong right now because people are speculating that the inflation figures mean that interest rates will be higher sooner and that QE will be rolled back more quickly. The more an asset earns, the more it is worth.
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by hehetrthrthrjn 5y ago
You're ok with a 1 in 50 chance of dying? I know that people can have difficulty interpreting probabilities, but given the outcome, you don't think those are really terrible odds? Of course the medicine also has a risk profile but
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by hehetrthrthrjn 5y ago
Locking others out gave him complete control over the phone's native interface and performance, he couldn't do anything about the web, and it was a convenient way to placate those who wanted to develop apps.
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by hehetrthrthrjn 5y ago
> I'd really love to know his mindset, because it's completely unfathomable to me. He was fixated on having complete control.
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by hehetrthrthrjn 5y ago
"It's OK mom I'm studying calculus"
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by hehetrthrthrjn 5y ago
How do you diagnose this as death from overwork? This seems a convenient view of the incident for those who want to push particular narrative against a popular boogeyman. Of course Amazon has a duty of care to those suffering medical proble
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by hehetrthrthrjn 5y ago
Performative programming comes full circle.
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by hehetrthrthrjn 5y ago
Chappelle would seem to be a relevant comparison.
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by hehetrthrthrjn 5y ago
Even if it's archaic it's still offensive and people will use it to abuse. The problem is that YT isn't able to determine context, which is surely a much harder problem than word match. I imagine. YT does any number of things
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by hehetrthrthrjn 5y ago
What I took from Amazon's 2-pizza team concept was that I would always have to work alone.
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by hehetrthrthrjn 5y ago
For a bit of context, there is a bit of 'tension' between in-country Croatians and expats. Generally the latter left for greener pastures and the former stuck it out through communist rule and the war. There are at least as many C
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by hehetrthrthrjn 5y ago
You sound like a middle manager trying defend themselves.
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by hehetrthrthrjn 6y ago
I guess you don't find it embarrassing so you don't see the problem. You're probably in the category of people snickering at some young woman made to say "cock" publically and not in the category of people who are m
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by hehetrthrthrjn 6y ago
You assume you'll have a choice.
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by hehetrthrthrjn 6y ago
Roughly speaking: it's the old, the poor, the uneducated, and the rural. That's not terribly surprising.
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by hehetrthrthrjn 6y ago
The fact that variants are already rife, all coronaviruses are globally endemic so far and the impossibility of the required global coordination of all countries to eradicate it.
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by hehetrthrthrjn 6y ago
> even after COVID is long gone COVID is very likely to become an endemic disease, so it probably won't be going away. Of course the best way to deal with that is vaccination, but there are anti-vaxxers so masks will probably become
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by hehetrthrthrjn 6y ago
You are typical of why this pandemic has been so bad and deadly, besides some fecklessness early in the pandemic by the authorities. Basically there are two groups of people: one group (let's call them 'young people') are not
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by hehetrthrthrjn 6y ago
Ask an avionics suite.

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