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likeclockwork
3y ago
They don't really "use" television and radio though, do they? They hold a press conference and television and radio stations show up and broadcast them. The stations aren't under any obligation to show up and if they dec
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likeclockwork
3y ago
Have a look at Integrant from Clojure: https://github.com/weavejester/integrant
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3y ago
There is no accountability in representative democracy. "Voted out?" You mean "not voted back in" again. During their term officials can do whatever they want and they know it. "We won't re-elect you" is a
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3y ago
You're out here telling lies: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/customizing-colors#adding-addit... Dealing with colors in Tailwind is no worse or better than any other theming system with named colors.
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3y ago
They're going to get so much VC money.
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3y ago
The sports contest is not a gambling game though or even inherently part of one. The players are not casino employees of any kind. The fact that a person can bet on anything that doesn't make influencing the outcome of events generally
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3y ago
I'm controlling
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3y ago
> That's not to mention your attempts to hide your disgust when you pick up a dirty plate to reveal mold or wiggling pantry fly eggs, Eggs don't wiggle. Those are larvae. Maggots, baby.
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3y ago
MPE?
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3y ago
If you're only using toilet paper because Hitler used it then I suggest you stop doing that and find other reasons to use toilet paper.
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3y ago
The slaves knew slavery was wrong. Why are you only interested in the slaver's viewpoint?
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3y ago
Maybe you need to do some strength training.
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3y ago
A larger number of smaller firms each supporting the consumer scale they can sustainably and profitably support instead of selling below cost to capture the entire market then turning into hell when the bill comes due.
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3y ago
> > The late CEO of OceanGate told David Pogue last fall, “at some point, safety is just pure waste.” > In and of itself, what is actually incorrect about that statement? I mean, if we're going to take it out of context, sure.
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3y ago
Everything is being "forced" nowadays. It's the content-less word du jour for "things I don't like".
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3y ago
instanceof only works for inherited types, usually expressed with the class keyword by TypeScript users. It's entirely worthless if you're not using them. Class is the only construct in TS that is both a type and a value.
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3y ago
Classes aren't the only way to define types?
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3y ago
I mostly agree, if you're talking about expression, though I thought MIDI 2.0 would improve the expression story. For anyone wondering about MIDI's limitations, here's a post by Roger Linn going into it a bit: https:/&#
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3y ago
I hope you don't work on anything I depend on!
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3y ago
Context: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/DeveloperWiki:GitMigration
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3y ago
I wonder if some of those traditional treatments benefited from the placebo effect for ED caused by non-physical maladies.
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3y ago
As you said "in the short term". Once the competition is destroyed the consumer is at the predator's mercy.
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3y ago
The Xbox controller is completely stagnant. It's also the standard controller for PC gaming. It's the IE6 of controllers.
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3y ago
1. Build goodwill 2. Destroy competitors 3. Degrade service in pursuit of maximum profit Is anyone else starting to feel cynical? I feel like anything good today is just portending a tomorrow even worse than yesterday.
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3y ago
It's not a cultural shift. This is externally imposed. Shoppers are not installing self checkout machines in stores, the companies are doing so to increase profits. I'm expected to pay the same price for less service and be okay w
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3y ago
What's next? Making me unload the truck and stock the shelves? All while I pay the same or even more than now.
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3y ago
I think a smart TV home screen showing you things you might consider watching on services you probably already subscribe to is in bounds. A bit like calling menu items at a restaurant advertising.
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3y ago
Western Eurasia.
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3y ago
It IS a way of expressing one's emotional state. Perhaps one's emotional state is a relationship problem but causation has to be demonstrated. Misunderstandings happen all the time. Sometimes people are in a fragile emotional stat
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3y ago
That phrasing makes her friend responsible for her feelings. It's an accusatory way of expressing one's emotional state. Nothing straight forward or honest about that. It's pure manipulation and I don't see why her frien
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