lucyjojo

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by lucyjojo 8mo ago
why do you care that much that other people "reinvent the wheel"?
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by lucyjojo 8mo ago
how old is your friend? has he been raised with cocomelon from day 1?
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by lucyjojo 9mo ago
i mean... militia noun 1. a military force that is raised from the civil population to supplement a regular army in an emergency
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by lucyjojo 9mo ago
note, - the - other party. the die was cast long ago.
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by lucyjojo 9mo ago
doesn't mean those posts should not exist. that's a guy sharing his honest experience on his personal blog. you have the choice to simply not read the article. it was pretty obvious from the start what it would be, there was no cl
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by lucyjojo 9mo ago
isnt transporting stuff by boat way, waay, waaaaay cheaper than by land?
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by lucyjojo 9mo ago
in theory yes, in practice no. the article explains why. tldr: formula for regenerating signal at time t uses an infinite amount of samples in the past and future.
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by lucyjojo 9mo ago
you are not connecting deeply with anyone or anything in 10 days
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by lucyjojo 9mo ago
travel makes me feel close to nothing (there are very rare exceptions, half negative) and gets me tired. nowadays i stay at home.
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by lucyjojo 9mo ago
i am sorry but no... this is not even remotely close to true. even for very central cities. LA is very different from Paris which is very different from Tokyo.
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by lucyjojo 9mo ago
i traveled here and there around the world and hated it. now i mostly stay at home or close to home. to each his own.
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by lucyjojo 9mo ago
copyright on pictures, text descriptions, use of their brand names?
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by lucyjojo 9mo ago
the fact you think most people would have problems with that is upsetting...
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by lucyjojo 9mo ago
i mean even what you describe pales compared to my neighbor (or some of my distant cousins), they simply cannot live by themselves. they cannot write, they cannot really speak, they cannot work or feed themselves (as middle aged adults). so
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by lucyjojo 9mo ago
do you realize you are quoting ian miles cheong... the ldp is pro-immigration. numbers are going up.
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by lucyjojo 9mo ago
(opinion) current "democratic" systems structurally have a tendency to put the worse people at the top (amoral/immoral/corrupt etc.). with that assertion, swapping to random people would probably prove an improvement.
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by lucyjojo 9mo ago
take hobbies (possibly that involve multiple persons) and defocus your loneliness. your generation is kinda fucked (covid & social media) and as a group you'll all have to grow up out of it. but it's not something you can fix
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
well... unironically yeah...
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
I'm a millenial and I can only write in cursive. I technically can use block letters but it's so slow and awkward...
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
ham radio license holders in japan: 1994 ~1.3M 2025 340k (lots of old people) and they dropped morse code from the exam requirements in 2011.
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
i make ~50k (well 70k) in japan. at that price level as a senior engineer there are plenty jobs available, no stress on that point. i have little savings but my life is great, my kids love me, my health is good, i work from home and i have
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
how?
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
isn't that kind of stuff mostly useful for generated code?
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
they're not idiots. they're sociopaths.
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
she is a producer, not making anything innovative music wise (she must have done similar things thousands of times), with a long experience in live music, and she is a/?the? core dev of the tool she is using. honestly i think the plann
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
you're telling me they provide no value but if they leave the project dies?
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
this is so very very right. i don't know how it works now but datomic used to have a single-threaded writer (transactor?, if i remember right, been a long time) and offers serialization by default. https://docs.datomic.com&#
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
that doesnt seem like a good tradeoff...
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
i see it as blatantly ignoring risks because they don't align to your worldview
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
oh, they have full health coverage. hell, i had full health coverage when i was an unemployed foreigner in japan.

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