metalspoon

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by metalspoon 2y ago
The cost of repairing the house, though.
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by metalspoon 2y ago
It won't. There will always be problems due to conflicts of interest between people.
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by metalspoon 2y ago
That's not my point
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by metalspoon 2y ago
No. They couldn't get along with the idea that some open source software packages should also sometimes be cut away, just like all other packages. They felt threatened by the idea that open source maintenance can ever go wrong and star
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by metalspoon 2y ago
To me, this rule looks like horoscope. Is HTML+CSS+JS more powerful than React? Is Excel more powerful than C? One could argue either way. The better rule is, perhaps, apply KISS to your architecture choice. If I can reduce 100 lines of HTM
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by metalspoon 2y ago
I pointed out this weakness the other day on the internet. I got attacked by open source software armies.
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by metalspoon 2y ago
In my country, it looks like companies encourage poor people to go self-employed because it'd be easier to take advantage of them. Rich people also don't self-employ. They just hijack companies through cronyism and such.
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by metalspoon 2y ago
But, didn't the guy sell the save data? That's not the game itself.
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by metalspoon 3y ago
Their first paper on rice theory was cited like 2000 times, so you can check if anybody debunked this theory. I haven't. I was also surprised to see that this theory has been published in reputable journals (like Science and Nature Com
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by metalspoon 3y ago
The authors have published this theory in Science, and this one is in Nature Communications. Probably any criticism we can come up with was provided during the review process. I'm also unconvinced, but it is very difficult to criticize
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by metalspoon 3y ago
That's almost how you install Arch, btw.