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kupopuffs
4y ago
Edibles is kiddy stuff. Shrooms are not bad. high dose of LSD is awe-inspiring. and anything beyond that is beyond me
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kupopuffs
4y ago
You cannot reason with a river. You can only follow it and divert little bits and pieces of it for your own benefit
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kupopuffs
4y ago
we should not live in total darkness neither. when the lights are on, EVERYONE'S exposed. No hiding.
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kupopuffs
4y ago
when quitting Vim becomes even harder
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kupopuffs
4y ago
IMO a lot of the complexity of what an OS comes from: * the illusion of multi-tasking! (context switching) (when you have one CPU-core) * the bridge to your hardware! (e.g. ignoring the basics like your CPU/RAM/motherboard/IO
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kupopuffs
4y ago
surely that deters people from stealing them
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kupopuffs
4y ago
Interesting. I've always seen feudalism as the response to civilization/empires collapsing (e.g. europe in the dark ages, Japan), and Mesopotamia was a thriving civilization
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kupopuffs
4y ago
Well, being hard without any practical means of enforcing it leads to people not respecting the law. TBH I am not sure what to do here
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kupopuffs
4y ago
If you want a low-light suburb, check out Irvine, CA on the eastside. Sometimes it's so dark at night, it's scary.
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4y ago
boy he would love living in our times. They gotta bring the video game DLC model to books
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kupopuffs
4y ago
Surely some of her team is in Seattle, no? That in of itself can be valuable
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kupopuffs
4y ago
Fair enough, it's an elitist attitude!
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kupopuffs
4y ago
Think you're misunderstanding the OP. Do you think rust is hard to use?
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kupopuffs
4y ago
His skills may be more niche and nuanced than you may make it seem
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kupopuffs
4y ago
Do you own a heater that has lasted more than 10 years?
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kupopuffs
4y ago
The two do not seem so distinct tbh
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kupopuffs
4y ago
Despite not knowing big G's influence on Youtube, I can still say with confidence that YT has been a consitent, huge time sink in the past decade since they were bought. And don't underestimate how important it is to be capable, p
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kupopuffs
4y ago
C'mon * Gmail * Maps * Chrome * Youtube (yes, it was acquired. But you cannot deny Google's touch pushed Youtube to the top) * Flights (seriously, forget all the other sites) * NGL I love their productivity side (Docs, Keep, Drive
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kupopuffs
4y ago
There is no better teacher than a great adversary. Unfortunately, business concerns trump perfect code
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kupopuffs
4y ago
but its success can be undermined by hackers, etc....
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kupopuffs
4y ago
When there are adversaries with the time, knowledge, and sometimes money to dismantle you, it absolutely is crucial to obfuscate
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4y ago
It's not about what should be right. When the squeeze for survival comes, might makes right
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kupopuffs
4y ago
Big government should just be treated as another customer of Big Tech
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kupopuffs
4y ago
perhaps even before that, people in general still lack the discipline and practice of note taking so a gentle reminder to start taking notes!
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4y ago
Surely he'd have a much better understanding of the bigger picture, but there would be soo much code forgotten if it were me!
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4y ago
Because there's more to governing than the cost/benefit analysis of the business of landlording More homes means more people means more headaches, without proper planning. You'll need to build infrastructure and steadily gove
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kupopuffs
4y ago
Nows the time to transfer to your own wallet
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4y ago
The rebellion itself can be learned I'd say kids are both malleable and at the same time grow to be incredibly resilient. I personally do not have kids.
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4y ago
Even dubstep surprisingly. Wobbly, groovy bass sounds (like a wheezy trumpet)
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4y ago
I never thought of Valve as big enough to require contractors. I think this counts as a sign of their ongoing transformation to be more than a game/even software company as they now own hardware and a platform for it
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