leadingthenet

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by leadingthenet 4y ago
I live in the EU (well, some of the time), and I honestly believe that what the above commenter says is at least partially true. The EU are being protectionist, and usually only pass these types of regulations in sectors they have little to
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
It's called docker-compose, and it's really simple compared to even a 1 pod k8s. Or maybe I'm misunderstanding what you mean by bringing up a set of services.
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
> I'm from the US, Kefir is healthy fermented yogurt-like drink that is in every grocery store pronounced "kee-fur". Pretty unfortunate. Take a look here at a pronunciation in English more closely resembling the original C
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
There’s also American Express, depending on your definition of “major”.
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
> Derivative works don't change the originals. Often repeated as a mantra, but do they actually not? Classic example: The plummeting of the rewatchability of Game of Thrones Seasons 1-4. Also, Star Wars.
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
There are definite arguments to be made in favour of pre-industrial / pre-agricultural society, shorter lifespans and lack of cures for various diseases notwithstanding.
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
To be fair, people have been saying this for years, and it's still yet to happen. It is, however, true that they've been slowly adding features that can't be accessed via an API, so I think the more likely scenario is that th
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
Disruptive technology cannot be anticipated. It's tautological.
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
> Would one be able to tell a difference at a much higher dosage? I never dared risk much higher dosages, so I wouldn't know. > What about when compared to an equivalent dosage of another CNS like methylphenidate or cocaine? In m
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
> Let's say the USB consortium releases USB-D with input from Apple, Google, and many other stakeholders [...] If you have to make such an argument, you've already lost. Innovation, particularly disruptive and / or breakth
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
> Adderall (Amphetamine) != Methamphetamine Have you ever tried both, though? Once you factor out the faster uptake due to that methyl group, it's essentially impossible to tell which is which at equivalent, medicinal doses.
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
Another vote for Kagi! Every time I tried to switch to DDG I ended up reverting to using the !g bang on every other query. While Kagi supports the same functionality, I haven’t felt the need to use it once in the past two months that I’ve b
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
You can just have multiple stages in the same Dockerfile, one for dev and another for prod, and have your docker compose yml file target the dev one.
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
Given how many warts remain in the language, not aggressive enough.
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
> the level of wealth disparity we're seeing is new Is it, though? Is it worse than between a serf and a king during the pre-industrial era? Is it worse than during the Gilded Age? I doubt it.
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
> You couldn't actually do that in Python ...and people endlessly complain about it to this day.
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
You're right, I completely misread that comment. My bad.
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
> Bad Python looks like good python. Never used Perl, so I can't really make an honest comparison. I do use Python at work, though, and I can assure you that is FAR from being true. In fact, I think this is so untrue that I urge you
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
You're a master at talking past people, which is remarkably similar to this Orbán person you seem to dislike so much, now that I think about it. I genuinely can't tell if you're just arguing dishonestly, or if you're so
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
Who says I voted Orbán? I'm pretty sure I never mentioned such a thing. The level of discourse some of you engage in is pathetic, this is honestly /r/politics levels of gaslighting.
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
That may be, but now you’ve changed your argument from an obviously ridiculous claim such as “we practically lost our right to vote” to the vastly less fatalistic (and much more accurate) “the system advantages the incumbent”. That’s fine,
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
> and practically lost our right to vote because of how the voting system is designed Yet, I voted (abroad) in the last elections just fine? You do have to register early nowadays, whereas it used to be trivial to cast a vote previously,
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
It's a good thing you'll never be elected, then.
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
Good.
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
Yes, that one. Some people (me included) have strong reservations about whether that’s an achievable and / or desirable goal.
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by leadingthenet 5y ago
/r/2balkan4you (banned, not even quarantined)
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by leadingthenet 5y ago
> They just haven't kept up with Chrome, and their vision is way too "privacy at all costs" rather than allowing users to decide. They don't seem to share in the modern idea of web apps having full native parity. Thos
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by leadingthenet 5y ago
1 is still not strictly greater than 1, though.
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by leadingthenet 5y ago
I hate how much I understand exactly what you're talking about.
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by leadingthenet 5y ago
Also, amphetamine. I'm not just being facetious. For people who truly struggle with these issues, I urge them to give an ADHD diagnosis a chance.

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