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by lolc 4y ago
Yea the official app is garbage. Or it was garbage the last time I even tried using it. It was more than a year ago and I'm still angry at it. Not sure how well it works with the Libre 2 but check out Xdrip. It can upload your measurem
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by lolc 4y ago
Well fine. But now you're contradicting what you said two comments up: > instead of hoarding food and fuel, you can hoard money and buy the things you need in the future. Again, how do you know people won't just start trading
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by lolc 4y ago
Beef jerky is just a form of cured meat. You can also eat salami :-)
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by lolc 4y ago
Network effects go to a certain point yes. Then having people who hoarded chips is a detriment to the network. Because after that, people with actual resources like food or fuel will just invent their own chips to trade.
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by lolc 4y ago
How do you know people will want to trade fuel for casino chips in the future?
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by lolc 4y ago
Money isn't wealth. What you can get for it is. Hoarding casino chips does not prepare you for the future. It just makes the people running the casino richer with goods you traded for the chips. Oh you say, I can trade the chips with o
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by lolc 4y ago
Clearly, it must be possible to disengage the Tesla "Autopilot" at any time. Because it can fuck up any second. I was talking about freeing the pilot from maintaining situational awareness. This is not supported for drivers of Tes
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by lolc 4y ago
The environment matters. An aircraft autopilot will allow the pilot to safely disengage while in controlled airspace. A Tesla "Autopilot" will not let the driver disengage in any situation.
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by lolc 4y ago
That's just people "speedreading" and then commenting post-haste. Because they have a few interfaces to implement still.
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by lolc 4y ago
Source? Wikipedia dates Sanskrit to 1500 BCE earliest. That's 3500 years.
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by lolc 4y ago
Then hurry up with that rep, because one can't downvote old posts.
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by lolc 4y ago
So sometimes comments are good and sometimes they are bad? You know, you should trust the book to be able to make this distinction. Because it does!
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by lolc 4y ago
Not looking beyond the next line to solve a task.
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by lolc 4y ago
Short vars, long vars. Golfer, extender. Globalist and miniscoper. Class-splitter and method-lumper. Abstract composer and dead-on implementer. Typers, Dicters and Tuplers. I think I've seen them all. But so far I have not worked with
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by lolc 4y ago
You seem to consider it a negative to spend time on comments. Why?
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by lolc 5y ago
Relax, it's just culture. People who have open relationships tend not to talk about it. Some because they don't like getting lectured on cultural inventions like monogamy. Others because they don't want to get advances from s
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by lolc 5y ago
Eh, not all people look at their relationship in that specific "work for sex" way. Read up on "invisible labor" if you want to understand why women in particular could get offended by your perspective. If you're loo
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by lolc 5y ago
Thanks for pointing that out.
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by lolc 5y ago
While I may not agree with the actions, I agree that these machines must be taken out of service. When an voting process has components that cannot be validated, the voters can only rely on trust. Why should they accept that?
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by lolc 5y ago
My understanding is that Ukrainian units have been supplied with and trained on modern artillery for the last few years. And that this is the reason that they can hold against the Russian army so well.
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by lolc 5y ago
Thinking a colony on Mars could be viable without support from Earth is just escapism.
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by lolc 5y ago
Lies of the Russian government about non-negotiability can be ignored much like the statements about non-invasion turned out to be lies. I don't see how they'd prove anything.
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by lolc 5y ago
Using fire extinguishers for thrust is a joke about the futility of carrying them to extinguish a bush fire. That's how I read it anyway.
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by lolc 5y ago
I've gotten so used to lights being on always that I classify cars with lights off as parked. I won't focus on them. I'm very surprised when they move. It should really be hardwired, because people forget.
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by lolc 5y ago
PoE can run data and power on the same pair. Gigabit-PoE doesn't have spare pairs anyway.
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by lolc 5y ago
How I wish it was just hot air.
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by lolc 5y ago
Right, I frequently get angry at just how dumb diff really is. How it's greedy and can't recognize the best seams between blocks of code. But then when I think of simple rules that would improve the results, I see how they would l
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by lolc 5y ago
When I ran memory-intense tests on low ram, I had the sysrq sequence for the oom-killer at my fingertips. When the system would start thrashing, it was a quick way back to safety.
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by lolc 5y ago
Max power output indeed is not the most important consideration for most riders. However I do feel the need to point out how recumbents optimize for other things too. On most recumbents, the gaze is naturally forward with no bending the nec

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