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me_me_me
5y ago
No, its C with Extra features, or lesser C++. Jokes aside, I might have a look at it over weekend, it would be nice to see some PR materials on their git repo. Why should one use it over C/Rust etc.
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5y ago
Those people don't care to voice their opinions strongly. I own bitcoin, but as an investment opportunity and solution to inflation and possible market crash. Next crash will have investors buying crypto instead swiss franks. BTC will
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5y ago
Advice I heard from lab manager with 15yrs on job. 1. When everything works everyone is happy and nobody pays you any attention. 2. When something is not working you will get shit from everyone for 'not doing your job'. You will n
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me_me_me
5y ago
'Loan sharks are not bad people, if you have your own money.'
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5y ago
yeah cuz everything we did in past worked out so well
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5y ago
No offence but that one of the dumbest comments I have seen in a while. Have you considered what you are proposing? They would have to send a spyglass if they made it rugged piece of technology not most advanced space telescope in history o
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me_me_me
5y ago
Technically correct, though he is directly benefiting from EU funding. Or was.
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5y ago
The AAA game publisher are not supplementing anything with micro-transactions. This is more profitable/predatory practice that earns them more money per title then they made selling that $60 game - all sport games are prime examples.
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5y ago
Based on, but as far I remember it was rewritten rather then copied. To be honest, the should claim same with PoP and I don't see any solicitor suing them, as it would be too much hustle to prove its a code copy instead of inspired by.
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5y ago
also a factor to consider is population density which is 10x lower than Germany
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5y ago
If someone mined 1000t pure gold asteroid and brought it to earth, Your gold bar would be worth less than paperweight. Sure it would be worth more than $0 but your $600k gold bar being worth $5 is hardly an argument you are trying to make.
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5y ago
>Does that apply to every married man, without fail? Not sure if you understand what average means. If average couple has 1.7 children I can assure you you wont be able to find 0.7 of a child enrolled to any preschool.
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5y ago
Yes thats true. Also if you live alone and slip in shower there might be no one to notice and help you etc. There is no easy answers with anything to do with sociology.
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5y ago
> They might reconsider marriage as an institution altogether. While I dont disagree with your statements, the statistics don't lie. Men in marriage live longer and healthier lives on average to men in long-term relationships and to
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me_me_me
5y ago
I am on Firefox and can still see the dislike count is this AB testing?
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me_me_me
5y ago
This sounds like someone buying 15yrs old heavily used car and complaining that all of the cars are expensive to upkeep. Therefore its better to use taxis. My mortgage cost are half the rent for same property I dont see myself loosing money
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5y ago
Split-brain patients studies. Though if you think about the results... I will just say if you are heavily grounded to idea of 'free will you' maybe skip on reading it. If you combine it with 'free-will' concept it paints
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5y ago
Bitcoin? You mean entire https web. Financial+banking sectors would collapse? Or had to build private trusted networks? I dont even know what could be done.
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5y ago
Well you said it. Judge by the action not words. Any 'breakthrough' and 'IBM' together and my BS alarm is going off.
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5y ago
That is a rich comment coming from Google when Page was boasting google can predict how you are going to vote before you will know it.
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5y ago
Risk of covid is cumulative, wheras vaccine is one time risk. Also long covid is present in 5-10% of infections. For some those are life affecting changes.
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5y ago
> and I do not plan on getting vaccinated again for covid. Look at the graphs of covid deaths overlayed over infections in time per country. You will clearly see the two waves and now the third with deaths tracing up for each. Now in co
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5y ago
the most used options for properly written tools have both short single char option like -c and long-form version --config if you need verbose self-describing option. If you are using cli tools of github written by a random person, then no
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5y ago
microdosing psilocybin is definitely not the silver bullet. But it helps me realise what is it like to feel normal. Depression is insidious beast. It blinds you and you forget what its like to feel normal. I really like your analogy of havi
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5y ago
it depend on your weight, and potency of batch. I have settled on 2g every 3rd day. 1g dose seems to work only on empty stomach and I have to pay attention to feel difference in my mood. I can easily see a big guy taking 3-5g and not feelin
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5y ago
The guy earns in a month a yearly Nasa budget so naturally he will spend money on legal battles so they will pay me to do their job. Just fuck off, NASA is already crippled by politics and now has to worry about billionaires and their ego t
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5y ago
> I don't know if meat can last 1,000,000 year It doesnt, you dont last even one of your lifetime. Almost every-cell in your body will be replaced around 10 times in your life. If you can hack body to repair itself (no ageing) time
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5y ago
One could imagine a bit more advanced gene hacking tech that would allow to stop ageing and promote body regeneration. There are animals on the earth that do that (both not age and no cancers). With that timespan of journey does not seem so
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5y ago
I actually enjoy them, as long as they are civil and technically correct. They are right to point out that the signal had nothing to do with the rescue, its a fair point. I treat those comments as reality check that lets me question my own
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5y ago
"I offered him a gummy bear. He politely declined." I am in stitches, so good.
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