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Do you have any substantial evidence to support your claim, apart from the strong language?
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2y ago
Indeed, I would like to know if you have no problem killing kitten. That attitude is likely going to be an issue further down the road. Better get it settled now then later.
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Hahaha. For me, its the people that want to hold that information back which are toxic and manipulative like hell. Its simple. If you want to hide it, it was likely very bad and your partner should know. If you manage to hide it, you ar
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2y ago
> demonstrably a better person currently Yeah, but thats the point. How should I know. Its a matter of trust. If you have made decisions like that in the past, why should I trust you to have changed? People are deceptive. Better avo
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Wow, look at the number of comments. Lots of entitlement around here. We have a saying around here, "give them a finger, and they will demand your whole hand." Fascinating how a single precedence case can raise expectations thr
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2y ago
So, if young people are unable to take responsibility for their actions, we will need to raise the age for maturity... I am sorry, adults are adults are adults. Either you make your own decisions or you don't.
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2y ago
Er, yes. Without a question. Would you date an ex-prostitue?
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Thats also fine. You can "like to see" everything you want. Question is, what the rest of society believes. Oldest bussiness and all that, I am actually on your side. But that doesn't mean I can ignore what overall societ
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2y ago
Well, those civilians who can think for themselves, especially about the consequences of their actions, are clearly in advantage. I am lacking empathy for those who are apparently so hooked up to the here-and-now that they seem to ignore t
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2y ago
I had to Google as well. Quantenfeldtheorie is what came up for me, because Google insists it needs to show me german pages first... But I think what was actually ment is "Quoted For Truth"?
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2y ago
They are usually obvious, except for psychopaths and people struggling with autism. The latter is rather prominent in tech, so we see more of these issues then outside of tech.
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2y ago
I still remember the wonderful times when press simply was not welcome on hacker (security) conferences. OpenBSD even sold a "NO COMMENT" shirt at HAL2001 (Twente). Years later, all that sentiment was (sadly) gone. As if there
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2y ago
> It is often considered to fall more heavily on women. Citation needed.
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I have given up on people that can not process criticism. Its a vital aspect of working together, or even just living together. If everything I say is put on a scale, I simply dont interact with such people anymore. If you can't tak
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2y ago
I once caught a webdev doing frontend authentification with a plain javascript dialog. Yes, simple! Put the password in the JS, and do a simple comparison. Why did I notice? Because the owner of the lamp account contacted me that all th
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"Weird vibes" is what finally made me check the author name ... I don't even know what "spidey sense" should mean.
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2y ago
I am going to be downvoted to hell for this, but... After reading halfway through the article, I had to check the gender of the author. Because, I feel, this is a rather female POV. A lot of what she says feels touchy-feely to me and doe
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2y ago
vim-ai basically supports this use case out of the box. All you need is your a index file listing all the files you want included, starting with >>> include
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2y ago
Inexperienced devs/admins are always a risk when it comes to infra. There isn't much difference between a misconfigured mysql test user and a freely accessible S3 bucket. One might be more modern then the other, but thats about
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2y ago
I hope she never reads this, or you are in for a "fun" talk. Claiming your gf, who works in IT, wouldn't notice if she suddenly were set back to iOS 9, is a rather bold claim. I am sure you only feel confident writing this
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bash
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And dont forget to check if your .startswith takes a regex, because -$ will give you unexpected headaches even without the multitude of hyphens.
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> normal sleep duration (7–9 hours) Show me one employed person with a life that manages to get 8 hours sleep on average. Most commuters would have to go to bed at 2100 to get a breakfast and enough time to get to work. I only get
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Well, obviously "Do Androids dream of electric sheep" simply because the movie left out a little bit too much, which you can catch up on when reading the book. Keyword "Mood Organ". I also liked "Second variety&quo
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My current hero is Greg Egan. I wish Incandescence had a sequel. I was sad when the book ended. Probably the best piece of hard sci-fi I've ever read.
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Ahh, I dont feel alone, thats nice. I didn't even know Termination Schock. But glancing over the wikipedia page for it, I immediately know this is definitely not my genre. Climate fiction, no thanks.
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The more I use this stuff, the less I am convinced it can be used as a tutor. Actually, I think the reverse is true. It could be used to generate bad code for code reviewers to spot! Just recently gave it a 80 line header-only C++20 code
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Well, an explanation that uses the word propaganda in the first paragraph has likely an agenda as well. Have you been listening recently while you reside in Europe? Germany has so many problems, its no longer funny.
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Many well-known artists have this problem. Heck, my gf went to a K&D concert recently, and she described the same phenomenon. People were ok while the new stuff was being played. And since everyone was obviously waiting for it, they
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Clearview AI fined by Dutch agency for facial recognition database
(rappler.com)
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