krageon

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601.
by krageon 4y ago
You can connect them through the air and through the ground. That gives you two. The third has to be connected through the houses, which might be an option. Four is essentially the same. Where it gets really difficult is when there are more
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by krageon 4y ago
Think about how often prices are raised "due to increasing costs" and how often they are lowered for any reason. One is systemic, the other would probably be minor news.
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by krageon 4y ago
Given the immense vitriol in the comments that from what I can see comes mostly from US folks, what kind of person does want this in the US? Where is the push for this coming from, given that it has to be rich people or otherwise politics w
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by krageon 4y ago
The world is not crumbling, Putin is just being Putin. The US is being the US at him. Essentially nothing is new there, except it's not in the middle east so suddenly it is a bigger problem than it was. You're looking at at least
605.
by krageon 4y ago
Most of what you mentioned either doesn't apply to you or only ever applies to you relatively briefly. The answer there is to ignore those things. I would hope children aren't uniformly depressing, but if you feel they are you sho
606.
by krageon 4y ago
Well, because it's OSS my business would be to fork and patch it.
607.
by krageon 4y ago
It is only considered prestigious if you are part of the section of society that respects lawyers to begin with. It is a shit job where you most likely exploit people's misery all day, sort of like a telemarketer. That is the sentiment
608.
by krageon 4y ago
Prenup should be the default, any other agreement is fundamentally adversarial IMO.
609.
by krageon 4y ago
Good examples of high-density living are not found within the EU. For this you should look at f.e. singapore.
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by krageon 4y ago
It doesn't mean high(er) density living at all (at least not how it is understood in the rest of the world). The US is mostly empty space, no flats or whatever required.
611.
by krageon 4y ago
Some things are "obvious", but not or poorly measured and just assumed by everyone to be true.
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by krageon 4y ago
More than two layers of management = a company that is bleeding money. More than one layer generally already means idiotic decisions are being made. I sort of hunger for an example of zero layers.
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by krageon 4y ago
The term is dehumanising and has no place in adult conversations.
614.
by krageon 4y ago
If it were better to the degree you pretend, we'd all use that. That is not the reality, as such we can expect the amount of better to be marginal at best.
615.
by krageon 4y ago
I'm assuming you're pretending to be some caricature for comedic purposes, but it would be a lot more clear if you clarified that somehow.
616.
by krageon 4y ago
The average CEO can't even figure out why they can't seem to hire new people, but somehow they are very well clued in to market fluctuation? I think it is more reasonable to assume equal competence.
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by krageon 4y ago
The book is really good, but unless you absolutely love reading technical material I contend you should not read it cover to cover. Read what you might need to solve your current issue and keep doing that until you no longer need it, sure
618.
by krageon 4y ago
It would make those "you wouldn't steal a ..." commercials a lot more entertaining if one of the options was "nuclear reactor"
619.
by krageon 4y ago
With respect, in those examples the extreme amount of money to be made with the first place motivates the cheating. The anti-cheat for such competitions only barely works, as top competitors do as many (possibly dangerous) things they can t
620.
by krageon 4y ago
Good riddance. Corporations getting rich on the backs of unpaid labour that is far more skilled than anything they'll ever have in-house is a travesty.
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by krageon 4y ago
If 100% of my work was on OSS, I would add probably 10x the value to everyone else's life than I bring at my job. I'm hardly alone in this - most jobs are useless. As such, it is logical for it to bum you out - if only the folks t
622.
by krageon 4y ago
> noone can blame them if they take it Everyone can blame them, and they probably should. Profit as a primary motivator is destructive both to you and to everyone else - if you know someone that operates this way you owe it to them and t
623.
by krageon 4y ago
If you want absolutely olympic response times (110-120ms), it is a little tight but nowhere near impossible. 7ms as the other poster says is absolutely insane. Most videogames will already trigger on consistent peak human response times, so
624.
by krageon 4y ago
It is not hard to run cheats for basically any game that uses video on another machine. Just a little more expensive (i.e. it is harder for someone in high school, but not anyone over 20).
625.
by krageon 4y ago
It's chess, it's not heart surgery exams. The cheating sucks, but anti-cheat measures are infinitely worse. There is no better way to suck the fun out of something than demanding you submit to a patdown and metal scan or a rootkit
626.
by krageon 4y ago
I cannot be the only one that sees politicians promise things and then spectacularly not deliver when they get elected. If the folks you vote for don't do what you want and you cannot vote for someone that does, there is no way for you
627.
by krageon 4y ago
> you need free time If you don't have 20 minutes a day to sit in a sauna that sucks for you, but it is not exactly a usual state of being.
628.
by krageon 4y ago
It is not the few people that oppose a single (bad) source of energy, it is the fine folks that have been making decisions about the power network for many years that have had you end up with no/very little power storage and a huge dep
629.
by krageon 4y ago
> All gyms and pools I've seen one or two pools without, so it's not quite that widespread.
630.
by krageon 4y ago
I would be very surprised if it was above one day.

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