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by misnome 3y ago
Nobody consumes twitter that way.
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by misnome 3y ago
Yeah, it sounds like bullshit, even before you notice who is saying it. I absolutely love that the solution is to penalise users for engaging with the platform; looking at replies for one tweet must be, what, a hundred tweets? And better no
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by misnome 3y ago
... Finally, proof of flat-earth! Everywhere on land is 0cm above the land-level! Checkmate, scientists.
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by misnome 3y ago
to be fair, it was only added in 3.7
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by misnome 3y ago
Almost sounds like the title is clickbait!
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by misnome 3y ago
Good to know that I should have left the driver who crashed their car mid-trip and then charged us for the full trip a five-star rating.
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by misnome 3y ago
But… brew doesn’t touch the system, and never did? Even when it used /usr/local (before the root system became hard readonly) that was an unused folder path, and it explicitly refuses to install as root.
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by misnome 3y ago
SCons is utterly horrible. It isn’t a build system so much as a “Build your own build system” system. It gives you absolutely nothing to manage dependencies or shared information, or cross-platform ways of handling compiler features. As suc
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by misnome 3y ago
It sounds like you had a bad experience with a bad professor, or - came in starting with this attitude. Because this doesn’t match my experience, at all.
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by misnome 3y ago
Do people really have that much of an issue with it? In my brain it is much like left-vs-right-side-driving; just a mode in my brain. The first couple of seconds using it differently are confusing, then _click_, brain switches over. Maybe t
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by misnome 3y ago
And this is literally true, OP your interpretation is exactly how it was designed: > Monopoly is derived from The Landlord's Game, …… as a way to demonstrate that an economy that rewards individuals is better than one where monopoli
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by misnome 3y ago
> I personally find the combination of Markdown syntax with a WYSIWYG editor to be a bit odd. I can see where you are coming from in terms of wanting to stay "true" to the intention of being able to read the plain text (althoug
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by misnome 3y ago
Doing remote storage _still_ requires their servers to read and process your repository data.
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by misnome 3y ago
I switched away from sublime text because it only had a fraction of the features and extensions. Perhaps I'm just not using files large enough, most of our source modules top out at a few thousand lines of code. And VSCode could be muc
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by misnome 3y ago
This seems to have circled back round to “It works as long as you trust everyone involved”.
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by misnome 3y ago
On the topic of checking facts, is gambling/crime the number one use of USD, which is the equivalent statement?
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by misnome 3y ago
Vs the very poor peasants of the people who run the mining companies or control the software? Haven’t you just swapped one set of sovereigns for another?
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by misnome 3y ago
3 - The “value” is higher, but can you actually do more with it now than you could five years ago? Hasn’t the entire community given up on buying things such that they know pretend that was never the goal? Without any real way to convert ba
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by misnome 3y ago
So, people have no problem - say - redeeming tokens that have been through Tornado? Or trouble redeeming bitcoins that have been through known, sanctioned wallets? How is “Everyone can see every transaction you have ever done” censorship-re
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by misnome 3y ago
So, it’s stable as long as you understand it is unstable, and helps people without access to banking but with a stable, constant internet connection and perfect operational security, access none of the benefits of having a bank account. Oh,
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by misnome 3y ago
> reading through discussions of past bans it looks as if smaller admins banned it because of tiny vocal minorities that might as well be individually dealt with. I’ve ceased looking at the local feed (instead of people I follow), becaus
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by misnome 3y ago
You are literally asking what could happen if Python 3 had done the same.
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by misnome 3y ago
> How worse would it be raku
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by misnome 3y ago
> I'd rather the doctor devoted their time to doing their job well instead of trying to make someone feel heard and validated Not doing this can make the job actively harder.
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by misnome 3y ago
It isn’t a matter of preference, they might not have gotten to the point where they realise it is food, or sates hunger.
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by misnome 3y ago
You can come clear up the weekly dead birds in our garden throughout nesting season, killed by the local cats, then.
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by misnome 3y ago
Which is exactly what is happening. This is public science, so pretty safe for them, but from the company survey 40% of employees are planning to leave in the next two years (one of the Directors said they had probably just misunderstood th
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by misnome 3y ago
Bullshit. If it is your job to check these things and get it right, “Not looking into it” is just laundering responsibility for not checking, especially when caught and then doubling down.
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by misnome 3y ago
It’s “Qualified Immunity” for lawyers. Your literal job is to know not to do this, “Oops got caught don’t do this again” basically means zero consequences. I look forward to everyone else going through this courtroom get benefits from the “
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by misnome 3y ago
We had a “Company webinar” where they explained that it was impossible to do work when out of the office, so forcing everybody in was the only choice. Of the five directors on the call, one was in the office. Three were at home. The CEO div

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