janmarsal

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by janmarsal 3y ago
As the "bysantium bureaucracy" is becoming more and more commonplace in the united states and the european union, it has become a priority to convince the population that it's actually a good thing. It's for the common g
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by janmarsal 3y ago
Any good RSS feed for RSS feeds?
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by janmarsal 3y ago
>What does one expect to receive when asking for a picture of a white women ? A Swedish blonde ? Irish red-head ? Certainly not a black man! Come on, this wouldn't be news if it got it "close enough". Right now it gets it
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by janmarsal 3y ago
Light mode is too bright, but dark mode is too dark. What we need is a 3rd lobby.
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by janmarsal 3y ago
that's some next gen title
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by janmarsal 3y ago
A true perfectionist such as myself must go through every social media feed before doing more demanding work. Those unclicked links, notifications and red dots must be cleanced.
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by janmarsal 3y ago
Even a working class family can easily accumulate enough wealth to pass as millionares these days without really being part of the middle class. The actually weird part is that some median wage proles who work from 9-5 for their boss think
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by janmarsal 3y ago
Who do you think I am? I can just hardcode the values and I waste no time on this. However, it's not an elegant solution, so that's why I'm asking. Also, I wouldn't even be using kubernetes normally but this one project
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by janmarsal 3y ago
When will React env variables work on docker images without any bullshit hacks? I mean when I have my frontend and backend in separate pods, use nginx to serve the frontend in kubernetes and want use BACKEND_URL as an env. Why is it so godd
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by janmarsal 3y ago
The real question is, how can Netflix tell their queer content apart from their regular content?
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by janmarsal 3y ago
After seeing some gameplay footage, this game seems more like a spiritual successor to Dragon Age: Origins than to Baldur's gate 1 & 2. Of course Dragon Age was intended as a spiritual successor to Baldur's gate back when it w
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by janmarsal 3y ago
Just when I think I've learned my lesson it happens again.
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by janmarsal 3y ago
Would be a dream to retire at 58
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by janmarsal 3y ago
I just want a word for what I think inflation means. Like when zimbabwe printed a huge amount of money and that completely broke their currency. That's what I think when I hear the term inflation, and the metaphor of inflating a curren
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by janmarsal 3y ago
I wonder what hyperinflation means these days. Is hyper food inflation a thing?
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by janmarsal 3y ago
Well that's how it was taught to me. This new thing just confuses me and I wonder what the old inflation should be called now. https://www.etymonline.com/word/inflation#etymonline_v_6450 >Monetary sense of &quo
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by janmarsal 3y ago
What does inflation even mean these days? I thought it means when you increase the money supply the purchasing power of one dollar goes down. Then when you go to wikipedia it says inflation means "general price level of goods and servi
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by janmarsal 3y ago
I guess mosquitoes provide food for the birds...
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by janmarsal 3y ago
It's only hard for the big brain people who can't help themselves
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by janmarsal 3y ago
Dumb and lazy make the best programmers. Lazy people are too lazy to write tens of thousands of lines of code, and dumb people are too dumb to understand overly complex code so they keep it simple. Short and simple code is the best.
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by janmarsal 3y ago
Yes, yes the markets are an ideology and by changing the ideology we can build a better world what could possibly go wrong
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by janmarsal 3y ago
At first I assumed that she's just one of those out-of-touch MMT dreamers, but then I noticed that Paul Krugman thinks she's truly stupid. Krugman is so consistently wrong about everything that now I think she might be onto someth
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by janmarsal 3y ago
A lot of evil deeds make perfect financial sense.
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by janmarsal 3y ago
If only Sveriges Radio, and the Swedish mainstream media as a whole, would somehow get rid of their notorious habit of self-censorship. They've had 250 years time to finely craft a system in which you don't even need to censor any
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by janmarsal 3y ago
That's just inhumane.
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by janmarsal 3y ago
Yes
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by janmarsal 3y ago
Daphnia should poop instead lay eggs all the time, or alternatively the bacteria should be able to decompose eggs. Maybe fish should lay eggs too?
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by janmarsal 3y ago
Well, to me those moralist edits are like those reader's digest books with shortened edits of novels. I really don't mind their existence, as long as they're labeled as special edits for a niche market rather than an attempt
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by janmarsal 3y ago
What? How about living ones? Like George Lucas and Steven Spielberg. At least Spielberg says he regrets his decision but when it comes to George Lucas and the original Star Wars, there's plenty of people who were very angry at him when
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by janmarsal 3y ago
I think they're fine and appropriate. As long as they keep the originals available I don't mind the alternative moralist edits. Just don't force them on me. I'm not interested in such edits.

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