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by mbfg 4y ago
+1 for unhealthy food, then.
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by mbfg 4y ago
How does the machine wash its hands? That's the video i want to see.
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by mbfg 4y ago
is the max tower height really just randomly determined, or is it fixed, or sized based on the total # of entries?
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by mbfg 4y ago
Is it me, or does the post not explain what the benefits are of a skiplist? Ok, maybe it's just "a here's how to implement" post, but seems strange.
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by mbfg 4y ago
Company presidents, and board members, maybe, the average joe could care less about threats to socioeconomics. Most people just want people to live happy lives without oppression. We all see it coming and fear we will have it land on us as
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by mbfg 4y ago
I think it's a marketing problem. GraphQL can easily sound like "Give the entire schema to your users and let them decide what to query for". If you look at various GraphQL supportive websites, that is a common anthem. You do
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by mbfg 4y ago
i mean, rather than pop up slack notification messages, just talk to me when alerts come in. visual notifications are annoying to me.
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by mbfg 4y ago
yeah, but i'd argue ten years is nothing. I don't doubt batteries will last 10 years, and for affluent people, cars are replaced more often than that. But if you are talking about wide spread adoption, low and lower middle class
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by mbfg 4y ago
How about when the battery goes bad. Currently only ice owners keep their cars for a r-e-a-l-l-y long time, in general. If ev's ever come down in price, and more 'regular' people buy them, i'd expect the battery cost is
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by mbfg 4y ago
the twitter account is deleted
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by mbfg 4y ago
can you prove to me that you are sentient? In a way that is qualitatively different then Lambda?
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by mbfg 4y ago
i'd like something like this, but for slack
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by mbfg 4y ago
Maybe not sending people to jail for doing drugs is a good idea, regardless of the outcomes.
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by mbfg 4y ago
my salary hasn't increased 3 times in that time period.
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by mbfg 4y ago
i had an 85 Honda CRX SI. cost me $12500. Got 45m/g. Lasted 250,000m, and still ran fine, but traded it in. I can't afford a Honda today.
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by mbfg 4y ago
But now you are playing the lottery.
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by mbfg 4y ago
Kia's are junk compared to hondas. That honda motor could last 400,000 miles. The Kia, maybe 150,000.
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by mbfg 4y ago
you make rational arguments here, and i don't disagree. The issue is, there are no "cheap new cars", for any rational definition of cheap, as could be compared to cars in the 80s. and while you don't need a movie theater
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by mbfg 4y ago
Aesop would like a word with you...
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by mbfg 4y ago
for interest, looked it up. In 1950, porterhouse steak was $0.95 per pound.
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by mbfg 4y ago
and..... the most unsurprising thing ever.....
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by mbfg 4y ago
says the company demanding employees to come back into corporate buildings.
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by mbfg 4y ago
some have have speculated that is was related to their critical video(s) on Artesian Builds (a now defunct boutique system builder) and the owner of such.
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by mbfg 4y ago
mercurial was pretty nice, and if you have a "beginner developer team", mercurial is probably my recommendation. but how git does branching is just better in a way you just can't get past, once you use it. Luckily it's u
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by mbfg 4y ago
yes
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by mbfg 4y ago
Clearly, it is not all gun owners. It's just that there are plenty of people who do fall in this category that you will have an endless supply of houses to rob, if so inclined.
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by mbfg 4y ago
Sounds like the author is mostly worried about losing his job.
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by mbfg 4y ago
If you want to know, it's pretty easy to tell whether a household has guns, so not sure this is such a big leak. Sure it's incompetence, but big picture, probably doesn't change anything.
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by mbfg 4y ago
Can the author prove that he is sentient, in a different class than the computer program?
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by mbfg 4y ago
as do americans

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