lan321

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by lan321 9mo ago
It became more of a selling point as regulation came for it. OPF, stricter modification control, etc. Prior it didn't matter as much since it was always decent and you could do whatever you want to it. Now, a pops and bangs tune with a
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by lan321 9mo ago
It's a balance. If a country is investing severely in a specific industry you can either tax them out of your swamp, counter invest in your industry or, realistically, do a mix. It'd be difficult to compete with companies receivin
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by lan321 9mo ago
The best one I had in that regard was just a nice dude who I wanted to help as much as I could since he'd help me when needed. I don't think any other way would really work in the current landscape. Whenever a manager talks about
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by lan321 9mo ago
Grandparent: > Processed foods are much cheaper per calorie than "healthy" options. Attractive is a separate topic. Regardless of budget, for many people a chocolate cake will always be the most attractive food, regardless of c
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by lan321 10mo ago
I usually prefer List<Foo> x = new(); since it gives me better alignment and since it's not confused with dynamic. Nowadays I only use var x = new List<Foo>(); in non-merged code as a ghetto TODO if I&#x27
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by lan321 10mo ago
I see these as separate issues. On a macro scale you want to see country wide economic statistic numbers go up, regardless of who the money gets to in the end. When your population's age isn't evenly distributed it causes spikes i
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by lan321 10mo ago
Not always without a performance cost which is a no go in projects with very expensive hardware ( ahem Cisco).
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by lan321 10mo ago
Good point.
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by lan321 10mo ago
Not even capitalism. Every economic system has pensions and healthcare costs rising with age, coupled with a decreased productivity.
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by lan321 10mo ago
Outside of the maternity leave issue there's a cultural issue with stay at home dads. I believe in essentially all countries, if the family isn't financially secure, it's assumed the dad's a bum, so leaving the financial
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by lan321 10mo ago
Weird link to gas chambers.. Do you think 'genocides' will go down if we bring first world militaries to third world standards?
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by lan321 10mo ago
Oops, meant the S85 of the E60 BMW M5. Where I'm from we call it S60 since it's the S engine. Forgot it's not a real thing...
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by lan321 10mo ago
It's like the S60, VW W12, old V12 Continentals, etc. If it's expensive to maintain no one wants to buy it off you so you get hit with massive depreciation costs. You can get a 20y/o 'no issues' 500+hp V12 Continent
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by lan321 10mo ago
> These cars are just for show I love vans more than any vehicle, but they're garbage at offroad compared to trucks (even 4motion, etc can't compare). Most people don't use them for that, but in villa constructions sometim
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by lan321 10mo ago
> an M1 Abrams tank has less blind spots Absolutely not. You can't even turn around in the driver position of a tank.
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by lan321 10mo ago
The question seems legit to me.. Otherwise worded it's essentially whether there's correlation between both. Without evidence it's more difficult to justify regulation. At the end of the day a pickup is adjacent to a midsize
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by lan321 10mo ago
You'd be surprised to see people can't be classified meaningfully based on how much their car weighs.
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by lan321 10mo ago
I feel this is more true in the sense that when they don't care about money you can get them below market value and not that they are better. I find the most valuable employees to be the financially literate ones. The ones who're
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by lan321 10mo ago
For lobbied ones votekick is great as long as you remove majority vote from premades. So in a 5v5, a 3 man premade isn't able to kick any of the 2 randoms alone. I remember the misuse of it but it was better than having your only optio
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by lan321 10mo ago
IMO the real solution is back in community servers and votekicking.. It works on old games with no anticheat measures.. Maybe add some blatant detection for people teleporting and doing other absolutely impossible things serverside, but I d
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by lan321 10mo ago
I've never tried AoC prior but with other complex challenges I've tried without much research, there comes a point where it just makes more sense to start doing something on the backlog at home or a more specific challenge related
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by lan321 10mo ago
Obligatory call to free yourselves from having GMail as your (only) main email and especially to not tie it to YT or other unrelated services. I can absolutely imagine my YT accounts at some point getting banned for using adblock, some stup
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by lan321 10mo ago
This gets me wondering, who does the cleaning at data centers and such? Do you need to do background checks to swing the mop in there? Is there a market for high clearance cleaning personnel? (like with the extended PSP in CH) My hunch is t
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by lan321 10mo ago
Relax Rambo
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by lan321 10mo ago
Imma pitch them a cinema exit turnstile with a barcode reader and a bat. You pay the retention tax or you get bonked. Once they see the ROI we can expand service via collaboration with services like Uber to ensure equal experience quality a
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by lan321 10mo ago
Some cars have 2 gears as well. One for the acceleration and one for cruising efficiency and top speed. So my guess is to get it going easier and then have 2nd as the eco gear for the speed they cruise at.
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by lan321 10mo ago
I might be missing something but the combination of 'we mustn't break anything' and 'we can't test it without 2-3* team size' sounds like release deadlock until you can test it.. The migrations where I've
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by lan321 10mo ago
For me it's 3 videos of what I searched for and then it just goes to my normal recommended. One of the issues I still haven't fixed with an extension so I just search videos via normal web search.
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by lan321 10mo ago
If you can't get permission to update/change IDE, the company processes aren't working at all tbh. Same if cicd is in another department that doesn't give a shit.
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by lan321 10mo ago
Reminds me of an algorithms professor who'd get us to implement some modified standard algorithm in Java and then go over each implementation really quickly at the beginning of the next lecture. He'd find parts of your code weird,

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