imbnwa

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   by imbnwa 4y ago

   Does that for extensions like Dark Reader Pro too?
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   by imbnwa 4y ago

   Can you describe some of these patterns for someone at a SCRUM feature factory with no CI/CD
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   by imbnwa 4y ago

   > They seem good at predicting many important social outcomes, so they must be capturing something. Is that 'something' a satisfactory control for genetic determinism? That seems to be what the comment was arguing, not 'no
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   by imbnwa 4y ago

   Is the cutoff of ~10K years meant to align with the agricultural revolution?
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   by imbnwa 4y ago

   I mean a dog is loyal, can be trained to do what you say but short-haired cats don't actually need baths like dogs do simply cause they take autonomous initiative on grooming and self-care
6. 636.▲
   by imbnwa 4y ago

   The word 'simple' is hella overloaded in software circles
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   by imbnwa 4y ago

   Many of the common words we use are actually Old Norse in origin, replacing Old Saxon terms, like 'eye', 'egg', 'birth', 'awkward', 'awe', 'ugly', 'husband', 'they&#
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   by imbnwa 4y ago

   Yeah, overall UX of VSC bothers me next to Atom and I can't explain why
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   by imbnwa 4y ago

   Yeah, have the same relationship, wish a UX expert could explain why my psychology is different with Atom vs VSCode
10. 640.▲
    by imbnwa 4y ago

    Likely more accurate given the language used
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    This is interesting to read, I'm curious how this diverges/converges from the observation that: In the West the words for referring to someone formally are words that used to refer to the nobility exclusively (Mister, Misses in En
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    > If we are confronted with an admixture, singling out a certain "origin" is pure ideology. Somebody's a Foucault reader?
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    This is fascinating, are there any comprehensive texts on this?
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    Has been for 20 years IMHO
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    Psst runs on Rosetta just fine on my M1 Mini. Only issue they're using drawing the window themselves and it has issues re-drawing itself after wake
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    >It’s not “blame”, it’s looking at causality to try to understand how to get us out of this mess. I’m looking at why race ideologies (and violence) have exploded over the last decade in the same way we would look at the causes of a crime
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    If we're being strictly anthropological Western 'racism' is a type of caste system but all caste systems have the trait of assigning better or worse outcomes to disparate breeding pools, however defined, and re-enforcing bree
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    'Racism' is absolutely a caste system, since the fundamental point of a caste system is to proportion resource and opportunity between breeding pools, however devised those are. The differentiator is simply the terms used to draw
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    This app's still going?!? Man, this was my official PDF/eBook/CBZ reader when my life revolved around cheap PC laptops, Win2K/Classic theme, and lots of low-footprint apps like Foobar2000, uTorrent (pre-monetization), et
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    Michel Foucault
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    Would rephrase that as "Hitler thought he was doing good for the 'Aryan race'"
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    But you can leave the EU without warring for it
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    Anybody remember those Performance Edition ISOs?
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    Take a swing at it, but I wager the idea is that the Latin and Greek words presume a state of human community that doesn't exhaust these even older configurations, premised as they are on erected physical barriers between inside and ou
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    This is what I try to do, but at the org I work for there's a low key assumption that Devs are too stupid to do anything but what can be implemented in a sprint, no matter the complexity of the problem (which obviously leads to poor en
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    This raises the question of what measure between Fizz Buzz and 'invert a binary tree' are more accurate of day-to-day work
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    > Found this sketch looking service You weren't lyin
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    "Stuff like the Theranos revelations or that a high percentage of programming jobs applicants can't actually program is shocking to most Americans; it's par for the course in some of the places I've lived." I'v
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    Wish they offered 4K UHD
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    I would add Station Eleven to this adjacency list