justatdotin

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by justatdotin 2y ago
purity invites gradation; 'pure' does not.
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by justatdotin 2y ago
I agree that this accurately illustrates usa strategy on ukraine. of course the reason to stop killing people is to stop killing people.
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by justatdotin 2y ago
he called his initial support 'the one great mistake of my life' - and spent the rest of it campaigning for disarmament
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by justatdotin 2y ago
I dunno about worse, but wildly more ridiculous. Not sure how to measure, but the scattergun disinfo is certainly another level beyond targeted lies. maybe we need to undermine it? if the institutions of 'democracy' that tower ove
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by justatdotin 2y ago
broad brushstrokes: democracy as a sideshow while the rulers prioritise warriorism over the material needs of the population was clear last century. what's worse? I mean, I'll readily admit that the sideshow has got more ridiculou
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by justatdotin 2y ago
OK. I'm looking for a year. I think the SC decision was last year, whereas the capitol riot was 4 yrs ago. sorry, I don't know a date for 'journalism imploding', but I'm guessing you mean 2016? so you think the WMD
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by justatdotin 2y ago
> the odds are just lower well, this is awkward..
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by justatdotin 2y ago
to me, america is a foreign nation. so no, I do not see any great difference, and yet I'm caught up in this censorship of the internet.
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by justatdotin 2y ago
really? cos I feel old, but as far back as I remember usa's vaunted democratic institutions have been a sideshow while the wealthy favour global militarist domination over the needs of ordinary american people. when did you decide that
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by justatdotin 2y ago
lots of colleauges using copilot or whatever for autocomplete - I just find that annoying. or writing tests - that's ... not so helpful. worst is when a lazy dev takes the generated tests and leaves it at that: usually just a few place
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by justatdotin 2y ago
if a colleague wants to argue over placement of a curly boy, I'll fight to the death. if it's a linter, I shrug and move on.
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by justatdotin 2y ago
Yes, wrapping other discoveries into your feature work is a planning issue that might impact on the review burden.
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by justatdotin 2y ago
> only by stepping through it with real customer data that you realized with the right inputs (not documented) it could do a third thing (not documented) that had very important “side effects” and was a no-op in the original code flow so
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by justatdotin 2y ago
I've also had it invent non-existent references. > being this confidently wrong (and "lying" when confronted with it) is troubling. I don't find it troubling. I like being reminded to distrust and confirm everything i
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by justatdotin 2y ago
I've always known people who do similar. it's weird, but it's not terribly new.
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by justatdotin 2y ago
there are real limits on time on funds: we can't really afford to spend those limited resources on non-solutions.
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by justatdotin 2y ago
I'm not sure that grid batteries should compete with transport electrification. One reason I haven't moved yet on batteries for the home is that I'm still interested to see what alternatives to lithium emerge. It seems to me
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by justatdotin 2y ago
`not too hard a problem` - just hard enough that it hasn't been progressed for decades. but the great thing about next gen reactors is that the waste solution does not need to be addresed; any waste from next gen reactors will simply g
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by justatdotin 2y ago
yes.
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by justatdotin 2y ago
fair point: routine USA military invasions tend to not have any credible objectives
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by justatdotin 2y ago
can't really credit archaeo-guesswork that ignores the significant factor of their far superior intelligence compared to pet dogs.
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by justatdotin 2y ago
sure: hand-held household application is different to indiscriminate spraying from a pumped tank on the back of a truck
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by justatdotin 2y ago
no jurisdiction
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by justatdotin 2y ago
bingo :)
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by justatdotin 2y ago
it's not, and they can't. the NSA do not have the power to force me to do anything.
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by justatdotin 3y ago
> this doesn't make the problem go away what if they have bigger problems in the pipeline. It could estimated to be worth exacerbating this issue if it discourages the next.
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by justatdotin 3y ago
the problem with this conversation is that it risks never landing anywhere; or landing differently depending on who is having the conversation. In order to be sure that Someone is accountable, we need an agreed framework for ascribing accou
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by justatdotin 3y ago
> it's just more "you" that you are finding surely "just" more you still offers "deep spiritual truths", and surely finding them makes you more enlightened. > I'd say meditation can give you th
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by justatdotin 3y ago
per second is planetary
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by justatdotin 3y ago
> The movie is pretty much incomprehensible um, isnt that kinda his thing? or can you explain Lost Highway to me?

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