janmarsal

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by janmarsal 4y ago
I've been trained like a Pavlov's dog to ignore any news article with the word "may" in the title as it allows journalists to write about any kind of bogus that may or may not be true. Makes me wonder how many innocent,
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by janmarsal 4y ago
Yes, they use legal bribes in the US and Europe.
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by janmarsal 4y ago
Germany has a lot of brown coal and desire to use it. However, it's not politically trendy. By heavily investing in renewables while closing down nuclear power plants they know they'll have to be relying on coal for decades into t
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by janmarsal 4y ago
Even if it doesn't need a state I'd still like to have one. Makes things a lot easier.
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by janmarsal 4y ago
I remember when I was a teen I started noticing how the nanny state had managed to remove all the old swings I used to play with and replaced them with some tiny and safe swings that no one even uses anymore. Children even started wearing y
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by janmarsal 4y ago
Every sweatshop is an open plan. Open plan was never trendy. It's a way to cut cost. Calling it trendy is like saying starving people are on a trendy diet. That's just insulting. Everyone wants their own office. A cubicle is the n
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by janmarsal 4y ago
Late Pleistocene lasted from 129,000 to 11,700 BC. Younger Dryas happened like 12k years bc. That's not a very long period of time to me. How long did humans and mammoths co-exist? I've no idea but I've always assumed for ten
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by janmarsal 4y ago
So is spinach a good source of iron or not? I mean when taking the whole absorption thing into the account too. Sorry, I'm in a hurry and I have no time to read the article carefully and I must contact my mom.
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by janmarsal 4y ago
whig history
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by janmarsal 4y ago
people still have iPhones?
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by janmarsal 4y ago
Hey, that's me!
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by janmarsal 4y ago
stateless low-code cloud native serverless container clusters as a service
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by janmarsal 4y ago
Calling it ugly is just an honest way of saying "I personally don't like his art".
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by janmarsal 4y ago
> if Spielberg can’t even bring people to a movie theatre anymore, then who can? Big shocker a 75 year old man can't attract kids to the theaters like he used to back in the 80s.
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by janmarsal 4y ago
I wish I had ms office with its 90s UI/UX instead of whatever garbage it evolved into.
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by janmarsal 4y ago
Kind of useless considering that we'll have fusion reactors within the next 5 years or so.
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by janmarsal 4y ago
No, I'm going to speak up my mind in the future just as I did now. False promises and it's side effects was part of my point after all - and it was you who brought the cogs to the discussion.
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by janmarsal 4y ago
My point is that I completely disagree with your article and that schools should focus more on teaching skills that are useful. Better to be a cog than nothing.
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by janmarsal 4y ago
I've never been as depressed as I was back in the university when I was looking for open jobs and realized the employers want a completely different set of skills than what I had. It hit me like a hammer when I realized all this time I
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by janmarsal 4y ago
wishful thinking
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by janmarsal 4y ago
No, programming is a keep-it-simple-stupid kind of game. I've got colleagues who started programming in their 20s, 30s even 40s. All the hard thinking has already been done by someone else. You just build with legos. It's more ted
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by janmarsal 4y ago
Norsemen who went viking are called vikings these days.
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by janmarsal 4y ago
A teacher who calls wikipedia a bad source is usually a bad teacher. They think their job is to weed out the bad students from the good, and they hate how wikipedia makes this job harder for them, so they forbid the use of wikipedia. Only a
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by janmarsal 4y ago
>People mistakenly see optimism as an excuse for inaction. They think that it’s pessimism that drives change, and optimism that keeps us where we are. The opposite is true. Optimists are the ones that move us forward. Wait, what? Who thi
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by janmarsal 4y ago
Jesus Christ
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by janmarsal 4y ago
Google is almost unusable for searching information these days. Recently I tried to google milwaukee because the redlettermedia guys are from there and it kept giving me links to some power tool company websites. Even the wikipedia link goe
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by janmarsal 4y ago
I don't think anyone can read cursive comfortably. Especially if it's written by others.
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by janmarsal 4y ago
If the maker wants to advertise his little game as a metroidvania and the first impression is that it seems like a simple platformer then the metroidvanianess isn't obvious enough and there's room for improvement. If you've m
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by janmarsal 4y ago
I hope the answer is never.
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by janmarsal 4y ago
try yle.fi/news

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