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by jamil7 2y ago
> Obviously the people are eating the farmed salmon in place of the tiny fish. No they're not, read the article. > The “food hierarchy” remains completely untouched. I'm not sure how you've come to the conclusion that r
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by jamil7 2y ago
To me it reads veganism in the form that the individual practicing it does not deviate from it, nothing about telling others how to eat. How is the existence of those people counterproductive to people eating less meat?
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by jamil7 2y ago
Firstly, it doesn’t matter if humans wouldn’t want to eat them because they form a part of a food hierarchy that’s disruption ultimately damages humans. It also causes a cycle in which less wild fish is available and more must be farmed. Se
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by jamil7 2y ago
> Telling people, "you should never eat meat" That was not in their comment though, there wasn’t any mention of people telling others what they can eat. The comment just states that the existence of vegans is counterproductive
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by jamil7 2y ago
> Veganism in the form of religion that thou must not deviate from is entirely counterproductive, IMO Do whatever you want but what’s actually counterproductive is attempting to the blame the small percentage of the world’s population th
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by jamil7 2y ago
I don’t do much backend work at the moment but I found using JSONB fields for prototyping endpoints to be quite handy. Once I had a feature figured out and working, I’d create a proper schema.
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by jamil7 2y ago
Probably gunning for enterprise contracts in which they need an answer to every service and product.
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by jamil7 2y ago
I know right, especially number 4, more often than not I get emailed basically <UUID>.pdf.
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by jamil7 2y ago
Also a paying customer, I'd like it if they would email an invoice every month instead of me needing to go login to the web UI and dig for it when I do my monthly tax reporting.
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by jamil7 2y ago
Do you want me to enumerate the ways in which a bike is not a motorbike and the parameters in which people who are interested in bikes operate in their hobby or profession? Or are you asking why professional racing puts guidelines around wh
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by jamil7 2y ago
I'm guessing because they don't meet the criteria to participate, what's your point?
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by jamil7 2y ago
What makes the largest difference is how physically fit and how well you can ride (technique) rather than equipment.
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by jamil7 2y ago
I get what you're saying but a part of the culture in my experience is tinkering and upgrading your bike, that doesn't have to necessitate spending huge amounts of money, especially if you do a lot of work yourself and buy parts s
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by jamil7 2y ago
I forgot I had this installed and purchased as I tend to just use the cli for everything and have never really used a GUI. I'll try it out for some trickier merges.
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by jamil7 2y ago
That’s not correct and your link disagrees with you.
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by jamil7 2y ago
This has been the argument for decades to justify privatisation of state infrastructure. Anything with high barriers or physical limitations instead just becomes monopolised. It’s a failed experiment at this point. I’d be highly suspicious
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by jamil7 2y ago
RethinkDB was actually pretty good from memory, a little underbaked but expected for a new DB. I think they also kind of just lost out on the marketing war with MongoDB at the time.
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by jamil7 2y ago
This might be useful in limited situations in which you don't control something you're interaction with, but otherwise it seems like a codesmell.
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by jamil7 2y ago
No, they don't, unfortunately. I feel like the term CRDT leads to misunderstandings like this. CRDTs are more like packaging and abstractions on top of various strategies for building multi-user, local-first UX, they let end users prog
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by jamil7 2y ago
Oh nice, I knew of Cloudflare and Mozilla only, I'll take a look at the whole ecosystem again soon.
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by jamil7 2y ago
Yeah, I've always seen these cross-platform frameworks competing with the web more than they compete with native apps.
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by jamil7 2y ago
OK good to know, yeah, we even have a whole new concurrency model in Swift which makes offloading things a lot safer and easier than it used to be.
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Specifically on mobile?
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by jamil7 2y ago
The only cross-platform tooling I've really been interested in is Rust + uniFFI but it doesn't seem to be that widely used yet, I've only built some toy libraries in it so can't actually say how well it works.
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by jamil7 2y ago
Eh, I was recently contracted onto a native macOS team (Swift), the company had an adjacent desktop team who opted to use Flutter, they had a lot of problems and ended up dropping the project. I don't know the details but there was a l
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by jamil7 2y ago
Maybe it’s time the author started doing something other than frontend dev?
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by jamil7 2y ago
It’s a gimmick and a waste. Just walk or jog outside.
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by jamil7 2y ago
Socialism has an actual definition though, so you don't need to make your own one up.
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by jamil7 2y ago
Take a step back and read more, you're all over this thread, embarrassing yourself.
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by jamil7 2y ago
> and another app to show seconds in the menu bar I think you can do that now, at least mine does that and I don't have anything special installed.

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