klustregrif

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by klustregrif 11mo ago
A great resource for naming things is to use google once you think you have a good name. It really doesn’t have to be more complicated than that.
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by klustregrif 11mo ago
> EA is about donating your money effectively For most it seems EA is an argument that despite no charitable donations being made at all, and despite gaining wealth through questionable means it’s still all ethical because it’s theoretic
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by klustregrif 11mo ago
Self driving cars have literally killed people and that didn’t throw a wrench in the operation. But a cat does?!
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by klustregrif 1y ago
You cannot imprison the guilty parties, they write the laws, and under the law you taking any action is criminal and will likely be classified as terrorism or political violence. They can however arrest you for holding a sign at a protest o
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by klustregrif 1y ago
The increase in value of the companies outweighs the transactional costs and then you borrow against the value of the company and make new circular deals. It works really well for a very long time and then at some point it doesn’t. The tric
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by klustregrif 1y ago
Really appreciate thise changes! Both the reduction in puzzles which means less work, but overall I don’t think it’s going to make the event less fun. And removing the global leaderboard is good, rather than trying to police how people solv
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by klustregrif 1y ago
Poker is also skill based and also gambling. The concept that gaming lootboxes isn’t gambling because there’s some tangential element of skill involvement is just a strange way trying to protect something that is obviously gambling. It’s no
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by klustregrif 1y ago
That’s not really what happens though. What happened was that 500$ bills where so rare in circulation that collectors started paying upwards of 20 100$ to get them. Valve went “yes the 500$ are too rare, we need to fix supply so we’ll start
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by klustregrif 1y ago
Overall it feels like UV is the best thing to happen to python packaging in two decades, by circumventing the endless non productive discussions on peps and instead just building something that works and is fast. In Rust naturally.
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by klustregrif 1y ago
> Just. Fork. It. The “outrage” is literally just people saying they’ll use a different project instead. Why would they ever fork it? They don’t like the devs of datastar they don’t want to use it going forwards. Yes the developers are a
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by klustregrif 1y ago
> and your pet rock doesn’t pay you any rent for living in your house! Neither does dollars. The argument isn’t that gold is better than stocks. The argument is that the stockmarket looks like it’s doing ok but only when denominated in d
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by klustregrif 1y ago
Picking up five needles is trivial. Picking up five needles in 50000 haystacks is difficult.
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by klustregrif 1y ago
I honestly don’t know if you are trying to bait or just completely missed the context of that part of TFA. But in either case here is the rest of TFA on that point: To pay our team … which initially linked to a list of the board members wit
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by klustregrif 1y ago
For an open source org that’s running on donations and falsely implying that their donations are going to maintain server costs, yes that’s excessive. If the donations where clearly communicating that they where directly for this persons pe
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by klustregrif 1y ago
How is this “more closed off” non Americans traveling to us have gotten their fingerprints scanned for more than a decade?
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by klustregrif 1y ago
You cannot use a trademark to extend a copyright. Lego tried and failed.
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by klustregrif 1y ago
Lego already tried this approach and it doesn’t work. You cannot use trademark law to extend expired patents or copyrights. The real ad here is them baiting Disney and running this fairly open and shut case. Of cause they can use public dom