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lucianbr
3y ago
I can't ignore everything that is not mentioned in the game description. I would not know the definition of the words used, like the meaning of "rule". Obviously you are supposed to use _some_ external context. Everything in
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3y ago
> The person created probably close to trillions of value to humanity (his LEDs spawned multiple new industries), yet he was compensated less than what I make with web development. While decrying unfairness towards a single researcher, y
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3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMWZCuTQpds
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3y ago
Neither the software nor the software engineers were the ones who destroyed people's lives. That's on managers of the software company, managers of the postal service, prosecutors and judges who all conspired to hide the truth and
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3y ago
I am convinced the Pkl config will grow in complexity until it has a yaml or json config for the configuration program.
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3y ago
> Use properties for every single dependency and plugin. I see this a lot, but... why? Feels like putting far apart information that should be together (name of a dependency and its version). It makes sense I guess when multiple artifact
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3y ago
The proposed constitutional amendment would fail hard in the given hypothetical situation. There was no "often" or any other nuance in it. It _is_ a decisive rhetorical victory, even if you don't like it.
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3y ago
Have you seen the thread yesterday where someone was complaining that they are dying and the government is preventing them from trying an experimental treatment? You guys should talk :) And there were so many comments lamenting the total la
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3y ago
Jeremy Clarkson. Obviously it was meant as a joke. I can't believe people take this sort of thing seriously, it would require having no life experience at all.
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lucianbr
3y ago
Large companies have difficulty making changes. The reason is exactly that: the goal is to make money, and doing what has made heaps of money for heaps of time already always seems like the best option. > The Innovator's Dilemma is
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3y ago
IMHO, the solution is not advocacy for policies where people get to choose and take the risk and get whatever results they get. Because there will generally be more people advocating for forced "good" choices. The solution, I thin
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3y ago
Did you never experience the situation where someone you care about is making a choice you think is wrong, and you want to protect them from themselves? I'm not saying this is the right thing to do. I'm just trying to explain how
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3y ago
You say this now, but after your son, sister or mother dies after choosing snake oil, you will likely not say "I accept that they chose wrong and that's all there is to it". You will cry bloody murder and blame the system tha
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3y ago
Seems like whatever entity did the financing would be motivated to relax those terms. Empty buildings can't be good for them either, can they?
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3y ago
I'm not sure what the meaning of "I believe god exists and he has a plan" is, if the plan is beyond our understanding. What do people actually believe? Sure, the words will be "I believe in god", but what are the co
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3y ago
Using SMTP to transfer messages seems just plain common sense. Far different than IPv6-over-S3.
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lucianbr
3y ago
> In practice, taking 30 seconds to create an additional passkey wasn't onorous. Almost every site requires an account these days. I am quite fed up with the number of accounts I need to have, in general. Now you are telling me I ha
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3y ago
Probably thinking of things like GDPR, employment laws. Do you actually see no differences at all in the regulatory environment between EU and USA? What's the american equivalent of the retirement age the French are so upset about? Can
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4y ago
I mostly use windows, and that's my problem, of course. But with i3/xmonad, if I run vscode or intellij, can I have the file explorer view be in a different place in the hierarchy than right next to the source editors?
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4y ago
What I would like to have is the desktop split into separate areas (windows?) and that not be restricted (not only half or one quarter, but arbitrary many splits). Then, any split could have a number of tabs, including just one. And the tab
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5y ago
HTTPS works encrypted between multiple clients, servers and proxies without issues (mostly). There is nothing impossible about encrypted communication. It's just that all servers and clients need to work together to achieve this.
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5y ago
> if the treasury department sells bonds on the open market, the federal reserves prints money to buy those bonds, then the treasury department uses that money to pay interest on bonds held by the federal reserve; did anything really hap
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5y ago
I expect that if Russia poisoned Zuckerberg there would be a lot more backlash from the West than in the cases you linked. Maybe even outright war. Otherwise, it would mean the entire world should permanently live in fear of Putin, and that
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5y ago
Still a lot better than Intel with 2% growth "when heading into a period of massive energy and food inflation along with a cessation of monetary stimulus".
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6y ago
If you need to pick and choose wisely what advice to follow, then the advice is useless. Might as well pick and choose wisely what to do, directly.
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6y ago
How is it possible to know that animals have or do not have "the required neurological structures to process the concept of free will", without a definition of free will?
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6y ago
PID can be used with an on/off control, you do something like PWM: on X minutes out of every hour, and vary the X as the analog parameter. Don't know how easy that is on the AC/heating, but as far as the control system, it wo
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6y ago
Ok, fake identities are illegal. But why would she need to hide her tracks? Was there something else illegal in the first place, that would necessitate her using fake identities to hide? What?
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6y ago
In the same vein as silver searcher, I'd mention ripgrep: https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep
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6y ago
I think it's a matter of perspective. I develop a lot in Java, and I understand most of the build stack. Most of the time, when I see an error I instantly realise what the problem is. Sometimes, rarely, it's cryptic, and I need to
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