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by jgilias 3y ago
Yes, and if it gets upvoted to the front page you can be relatively sure that that’s actually the case.
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by jgilias 3y ago
Here’s the dissent for anyone looking for it: https://www.sec.gov/news/statement/peirce-uyeda-statement-nf...
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by jgilias 3y ago
Does it terrify you more than long rage artillery and cluster bombs? All I see is a more efficient anti-personnel weapon that should be better at discerning between combatants and non-combatants. If it becomes a ‘better’ weapon than say clu
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by jgilias 3y ago
We can also increase stability by increasing the amount of paired individuals substantially. You know, make these places consist of actual communities with families, schools, and everything. Maybe that’s utopian.
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by jgilias 3y ago
I have a very simple rule of thumb that has worked exceptionally well for me. I never reveal salary expectations. I learned this lesson many moons ago after not getting a job I really looked forward to because my honest expectations were to
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by jgilias 3y ago
Try Doom Emacs and configure it with evil mode (vim keybindings). Presto, problem solved!
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by jgilias 3y ago
Ah sorry, from your quote I understood that you’re talking about actual autoimmune disorders: > also enhance the learned immune response to other materials in the body around vaccination time, which results in an “allergy” to those other
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by jgilias 3y ago
The problem is not building a general purpose API, the problem is over thinking it. There’s a sweet spot where you build the API just slightly more flexible than your FE needs at the time, yet without wasting time on making it fit ‘all poss
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by jgilias 3y ago
Apparently there are no known mechanisms by which vaccination in general might trigger autoimmune disorders, and statistically speaking, this is also not happening: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8402
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by jgilias 3y ago
Yes, and for these people the 10 minute charger will be needed, the parent comment spoke specifically about installing this at home.
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by jgilias 3y ago
But you don’t need to have a 10 minute charger at home. At home overnight charging is completely fine.
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by jgilias 3y ago
Which is how things actually work in non-FP languages too. In those you’re _always_ within Exception<T> and MaybeNull<T> monads. It’s just implicit and we tend to just cross our fingers and hope it’s all well.
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by jgilias 3y ago
This is not about death though. It’s about avoiding things like Alzheimer’s. My Dad has Parkinson’s, and if there was anything that could make that “fixed”, I’ll take that, “oh, but that’s natural” be damned.
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by jgilias 3y ago
Vikings did Vikinging a full century before Lindisfarne on the eastern shore of the Baltic. There’s Salme ships on Saaremaa dated to around 700 AD, as well as the Scandinavian settlement in Grobina, Courland with its start dated to 650 AD.
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Stop telling me trust find kids are financial wizards(thedailybeast.com)
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by jgilias 3y ago
He’s just a sharp fool. It’s someone who is good at the kind of smarts that lets them multiply numbers quickly, and this has led them into a trap of believing that they are a genius who’s never wrong. These people have very rigid mental mod
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by jgilias 3y ago
I remember watching a body language analysis video of some of his interviews early on. Your assessment seems spot on. He’s a failure of parenting.
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by jgilias 3y ago
I come from a place that has experienced a population drop of ~30% over the last ~30 years. During the same time period inflation adjusted GDP has ~doubled, quality of life has increased immensely. Granted, all of this is due to historicall
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by jgilias 3y ago
Nope, that’s exactly how it works. Here’s something to read on money creation: https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/quarterly-bulletin/2014/q1/m...
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by jgilias 3y ago
The value of a junior dev is not the code they manage to produce. It’s their potential to become mid and senior later on. What I’m trying to say is that LLMs don’t change anything here. Juniors are not hired for the work they can produce wh
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by jgilias 3y ago
The URL is not working, can you update it? The study probably explores what would happen if _everyone_ did that. And that’s the issue right there. Everyone casts a wide net, it includes climate deniers, poor people, rich people, hard core d
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by jgilias 3y ago
Individual decisions like that are only good for making yourself feel good about doing something, but it’s close to meaningless when it comes to actually solving it. It’s systemic solutions that are needed. Some of those may include disince
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by jgilias 3y ago
The sound too, they even sound like slot machines.
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by jgilias 3y ago
Recognizing that something takes effort doesn’t necessarily imply that the activity is not enjoyable or worth pursuing. I mean, I do see how someone might believe that just because one finds an activity draining they’d strive to avoid it at
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by jgilias 3y ago
Well, no. I guess if you don’t know then you don’t know. As an anecdotal personal example. I love my wife and kids dearly. I trust them, and feel no anxiety being around them. Yet it’s draining. Now they’re gone for a few days, and I feel v
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by jgilias 3y ago
They do have a good reason to do what they do though. They explicitly say that they’re going for a language where you can pretend there are no references and things are just mutable values. And you can’t really do this without coming up wit
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by jgilias 3y ago
There’s also Vala. A somewhat different niche, but one more similarly named language.
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by jgilias 3y ago
Some time ago I switched from my bespoke Vim setup to Doom Emacs. I was pleasantly surprised to find out how “VS-esque” it is. As in, it’s very easy to set up it for a new language. Usually I just need to uncomment the correct line in confi
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by jgilias 3y ago
Man… Now these are horrible names to have: > father refuses responsibility Obím̀pέ "nobody wants" Yεmpέw "we don't want you"
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by jgilias 3y ago
Not every bad person is a Nazi and not every scam is a Ponzi scheme. Most crypto scams are the equivalent of an old school pump and dump on a penny stock. That’s not a Ponzi scheme.

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