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by mapcars 7y ago
It is actually just that easy. It is your own hand takes a glass or bottle and puts it into your own mouth, no one else's. The problem is you are not conscious about it, the same thing about not being willing to make contact with other
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by mapcars 7y ago
But why you interested in famous ones instead of the productive ones? :)
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by mapcars 7y ago
>Do my son's engineered superpowers make him more human, or less? Most people don't even know what human means, this idea of superpowers affecting your humanity just means you didn't grow beyond comic book stories. >The
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by mapcars 7y ago
Refrigeration is an example cause in developing countries, the paper above says that in developed countries the low price of food itself causes such irresponsible actions.
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by mapcars 7y ago
There is information that we have enough food to feed 1.5 population of the world, but up to 40% of food is just wasted. To say this is a disaster is not enough to describe the situation. It's not even that we have to change the diet o
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by mapcars 7y ago
Well, people like to smoke, drink and eat junk food. We have to to see beyond our liking at some point. To have a set of synthetics for a workout is not the same to have all synthetic clothing. And even on this, I would argue that while han
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by mapcars 7y ago
The main problem described as modern clothing releases microfibers during washing. Why not just move to natural fiber as humans did for centuries?
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by mapcars 7y ago
I know a little Spanish still I would argue about 1-to-1: at least you do not pronounce `h` and there are two different ways to pronounce `g`.
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by mapcars 7y ago
Loneliness is based on a feeling of disconnectedness, but what are you disconnected from? Please see you cannot be alive and disconnected, you are always connected to the rest of the universe. Does it mean you always have people you are com
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by mapcars 7y ago
``` type CardNumber = private CardNumber of string with member this.Value = match this with CardNumber s -> s static member create str = ``` Haha, no thank you >OOP languages for modern applications gives you a lot of trou
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by mapcars 7y ago
Side note: you can print email into pdf file
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by mapcars 7y ago
Then.. farmers will die from not having a job?
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by mapcars 7y ago
What about industrial robots and computers malfunctioning and causing damage? Who goes to jail for it?
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by mapcars 7y ago
Humans learned to drive for years, initially, we will be better, but as time goes there is no chance against an automated solution. The whole industrialization process is just this and there were problems and bad things happened, but it wor
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by mapcars 7y ago
Em, for example how the book linked here several times is not documentation on kernel internals?
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by mapcars 7y ago
Why wouldn't you reply to ReactOS devs here pointing that what you are saying is clearly wrong?
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by mapcars 7y ago
Github? Really?
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by mapcars 7y ago
>if a continuation gets into an infinite loop, we can ask it to preempt itself, and forcefully remove it from the CPU. This is interesting, any idea of how they can do it?
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by mapcars 7y ago
The nature of those discussions is quite different. I'm making jokes about our API, not world-known wrestler :)
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by mapcars 7y ago
First thought: who the hell would be interested to read thousands of lines of discussions like how to name a field in REST response or notifications of someone making a build xD
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by mapcars 7y ago
>Java ensures that today's code would run on next year's JVMs and class libraries >But new languages like Rust/Go/etc have bincompat as a non-goal Sorry but this has nothing to do with OOP
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by mapcars 7y ago
What a story!
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by mapcars 7y ago
Nice article, a few comments I would like to add >If philosophers can’t answer what makes the life meaningful Philosophers fail here because it is beyond thinking and experience based, so one can not file a paper saying I found it - even
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by mapcars 7y ago
>You also need to be able to read and decode it many years into the future, which is really tricky to guarantee Not really, those future people don't just come out of nowhere. It's a gradual, incremental change as there are sti
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by mapcars 7y ago
"from €149.000" sounds a bit too much
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by mapcars 7y ago
Wait, what? Priority order on a device or the station?
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by mapcars 7y ago
It's the biggest question in your mind. In existence, there are no questions.
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by mapcars 7y ago
Life is not a subject of thoughts and purpose, our imaginary thoughts and imaginary purposes contained in it.
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by mapcars 7y ago
It doesn't have to do with being special it's just that music is touching something very deep inside you. It depends both on the intensity of the music and receptivity of the listener and can be developed.
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by mapcars 7y ago
>The human brain can’t contend with the vastness of online shopping This doesn't matter much since our brains can not contend with the vastness of the universe, existence, life and death and many many other things anyways

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