krageon

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by krageon 4y ago
> Juul is not conscious and cannot want anything. Whether or not it is conscious and whether or not it wants anything is fundamentally unprovable (even for you, assuming you are human) and thus this statement can only be founded on nothi
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by krageon 4y ago
This isn't really germane to my question, which was asking why the fact that they are "tired of piracy" is at all relevant if they're publishing on such a "bad" platform anyway.
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by krageon 4y ago
Honestly folks on holiday without vaccinations against such things should not be allowed to move around. It's already bad that they don't care to protect their own community.
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by krageon 4y ago
> and don't want to deal with PC and piracy anymore Why is this relevant if they're still on PC anyway?
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by krageon 4y ago
With stuff like this it depends on how you use it (f.e. it's possible they use it up over a few months, or that after that time there is not enough liquid left to cover the vegetable mass)
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by krageon 4y ago
> Eating raw cannabis will absolutely get you high, and heating it doesn't noticeably affect the potency. Instead of spreading stuff like this, just go and try it. It's really kind of exasperating to read outright fabrications,
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by krageon 4y ago
There are very few Switch exclusive indie games that are good. I can't recall any , in fact. The Switch does have a lot of shovelware, but that's probably not the category of videogames you were focusing on.
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by krageon 4y ago
You said explicitly "it's because it's not doing these terrible things", but it is doing terrible things (like practicing slavery). Clearly those are not the reason.
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by krageon 4y ago
The middle east isn't exactly a garden full of fruit and sunshine.
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by krageon 4y ago
> But what if the agressor does not intend to remove freedom? If you invade another country this is not the tone you will be setting. > Russia got kicked out of swift due to lack of democracy, human rights etc. Russia got kicked out o
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by krageon 4y ago
It is in fact possible to be further from puritanism, because you could not be against porn. There's nothing wrong with sex and there's nothing wrong with filming it or otherwise making money off of it.
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by krageon 4y ago
If everyone treats it as a fun activity (like climbing or morning yoga) it is very fun.
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by krageon 4y ago
The irony here is that you are responding to someone lamenting puritanical thought with a puritanical post.
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by krageon 4y ago
> become profitable from day 1 "just make some money" is not good advice. It trivialises the entire problem and even worse, it's the core problem of everyone in this space. This reasoning is dismissive of their struggle
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by krageon 4y ago
Perhaps if you gave us some insight on what profit margins amazon is making on S3 and why you think so it would help us follow your thoughts. Just saying "pah, patently ridiculous" and then swiftly moving on is not something o
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by krageon 4y ago
Thankfully both of those issues indicate a company where nobody should work, because they're toxic.
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by krageon 4y ago
If you are not capable of dealing with charisma, you shouldn't be doing the interviews at all.
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by krageon 4y ago
> we're in a country with better privacy laws This is the important part. Laws are not about trust.
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by krageon 4y ago
> Full-stack engineers need to know a lot of things > Being competent at a thing takes a long time > You cannot study many things at once > Being a full-stack engineer will therefore take years > Burnout is something that res
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by krageon 4y ago
> To me it was extremely easy to see what the therapist wanted me to say and say it. This is easy with everyone, but seeing as you're the one paying for them to listen it seems a little weird to meta therapy like this. If you feel
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by krageon 4y ago
> he was treated somewhat unfairly It could be the toddler-like way he beat his hands on the table shortly after. I get that belief shouldn't entirely be founded on reputation, but here we have a man that tries as hard as possible t
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by krageon 4y ago
It would be better if the default was to reject always, everywhere. And the "please pander to corporate evil" flag was something to turn on explicitly.
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by krageon 4y ago
You did not address what they said.
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by krageon 4y ago
Corporations are for sure amoral. Of course, they are also incapable of forming bonds to people and thus will purely optimise for their own gain. When human beings operate like this, we call it a disorder and disparage it. Not to mention re
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by krageon 4y ago
This gives consent automatically (in an unspecified amount of cases). The correct action is to respond with a "no consent" answer every time, because withdrawing your consent for every single optional cookie category should be t
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by krageon 4y ago
I thought this is paraphrased, but this is lifted straight from the article. This is so incredibly wrong I simply couldn't get past this statement.
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by krageon 4y ago
There's a lot of examples of dumb schooling choices that continue to exist, regardless of prestige. I don't believe I share your outlook on this, especially given that I've seen it first hand.
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by krageon 4y ago
Something with significant risk that is reasonably easy to mitigate should just be mitigated. Nobody loses with that, except maybe if they view that as drama.
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by krageon 4y ago
> on big projects CI/CD may take up to an hour No, it may not. Perhaps occasionally it does. That is a bug that you must fix - a pipeline that takes even 30 minutes is horrifically slow.
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by krageon 4y ago
I am the same way, but I've noticed folks 10-15 years younger than me don't mind it at all. Perhaps it's just some weird internet culture thing that I'm too crusty to understand :)

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