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by justinrubek 1y ago
> who decides that The people that sent them to war and the people trying to kill them. It's a collaboration.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
Ah yes, it's certainly the fault of the Biden administration. Why hadn't we realized this, it changes everything. Stop it. Be serious.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
I can't really agree with the app. Yes, it isn't bad. Wonderful and well made? Not so much. I see this as more of a testament to how bad the rest of the industry is. And I say this as someone who thinks this vehicle sets the basel
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by justinrubek 1y ago
Your theory is just not correct, particularly given that Biden and Harris are right-wing politicians.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
Weird to see people downplay the significance of the degree of differing political opinions. This isn't a simple matter of disagreeing. I would be willing to bet that every single vehicle company CEO has drastically different takes on
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by justinrubek 1y ago
I use clap everywhere for this, but I'm not sure that I agree that it has a "great" experience. It does the job and I've no need to reach for another tool. But it can be frustrating sometimes.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
These are not even remotely equivalent scenarios. If I want to remove clap as a library, I just remove it. If I buy an F150 I now have spent a lot of money and it's mostly gone so replacing it is significantly more expensive. It also b
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by justinrubek 1y ago
This is an incredible exaggeration. The vast majority of these projects don't even approach it. I use clap in a number of projects and they compile in just seconds.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
It's not even close to being a plausible reason when project 2025 states that this needs to happen.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
No, we're not a charity. We've just been the ones not paying our share of the bill. We've arranged it such that we have the best deal and we've gotten greedy now, so we are choosing to jeopardize that.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
This is the risk we accept when we use something like this. I think it's fine to put it up. If there are security issues, the community of people that use it can respond accordingly.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
It always amazes me what things people will latch on to. There are many valid criticisms to be had, but those aren't the focus points of the debates.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
I find attitudes like this simply non-genuine.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
I very much have a problem with both of these things.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
It does to me. I don't buy their products, simple as that.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
That sounds like the ultimate short week to me.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
This is what drove me to Linux. Managing and fiddling with a windows machine is too time consuming, error prone, and not fun. It's the last thing I want to spend my time doing.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
Why would you buy a 12 inch laptop for video editing?
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by justinrubek 1y ago
Nope, nobody claimed that everyone is pure good or pure evil. The claim was just about Trump.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
Uber and Lyft necessitate leaving the apartment. How else are you going to take the rid somewhere? I assume you mean food delivery, though. In my experience, it isn't about being lazy to leave the apartment. It's that the infrastr
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by justinrubek 1y ago
There is absolutely an argument to be made that this place is right wing.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
I find that writing anything substantially complex in python sacrifices the development speed. That isn't its strong suit. It's that a lot of people want to write their code in it by preference.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
This person is praising Reagan in terms of economics - I wouldn't even call it slightly disingenuous; it is entirely disingenuous. Walter commonly has absurd takes on this site; I wouldn't fight too hard in conversation.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
That sounds like you have a more efficient car than many of us. When I switched to an EV I actually got a range upgrade due to having a really inefficient ICE vehicle. Regardless, most of us aren't spending our days doing multi hundred
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by justinrubek 1y ago
People were and are free to do so. They've chosen not to, though, so far.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
I think we'll just have to agree to disagree that Apple's software is superior. Their hardware would be a lot better if the software was.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
My personal motivation for doing these things is precisely because the device doesn't just work™ out of the box. If it was sufficient at its job, such hacks would not be required. It's because it isn't that they are reached f
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by justinrubek 1y ago
And yet
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by justinrubek 1y ago
Honestly this sounds like an apt problem. A properly robust package management system shouldn't be able to succumb to such a problem. Your abrasiveness is not helping discussion. I'm also not a board.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
I'm getting the sense that both sets of parties here have a strong opinion and that this isn't a real discussion because of that.

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