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by mnm1 7y ago
(K)ubuntu, mint, manjaro, and a few others I don't remember. I went through a whole slew of them and didn't find one that was stable, not even mint. One of the issues is that problems are intermittent and start without any obvious
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by mnm1 7y ago
I'm sorry. I have a late 2013 mbpro too with Linux on it. Frankly, it's terrible. It doesn't sleep. Connecting thunderbolt monitors can only be done before booting. The os has needed to be reinstalled at least once when it ra
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by mnm1 7y ago
The reason people don't trust governments is because of a constant, never-ending stream of lies. They didn't lie once. They hardly ever not lie. This applies to China, the US, and other governments. A more appropriate phrase is &q
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by mnm1 7y ago
This has nothing to do with the parent post which is comparing programmers of different skill levels. You want th compare programmers to non programmers. That's meaningless. Of course programmers can program and non programmers cannot.
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by mnm1 7y ago
The ratio in your case is not only infinite, it's also meaningless. So what if a hypothetical programmer can code while a baby can't? That's an infinite productivity ratio that's just as meaningless.
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by mnm1 7y ago
I thought we were talking about the myth not just slinging personal attacks, but seeing as to how you resort to the latter, I assume you have nothing meaningful to say about the former, let alone an argument against it.
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by mnm1 7y ago
Your 10x developer is still only 2x the average. That's exactly my point.
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by mnm1 7y ago
Of course it's a myth. That would literally mean that a 10x programmer can do in one day what it takes the average programmer two weeks. It's absurd. And we're not talking about the worst of the worst programmers in the myth.
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by mnm1 7y ago
Facebook obviously.
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by mnm1 7y ago
To change this, I think you need to change the culture first. Our culture thinks that once you commit even the tiniest of crimes, your life is no longer worth anything. That's why we do not rehabilitate people and have such long prison
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by mnm1 7y ago
What if I'm using that account to bookmark posts for my research for a book on neo Nazi atrocities? Your argument is absurd. You cannot know any meaning from any number of likes. That's the absurd part. That you think that at some
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by mnm1 7y ago
Yes, exactly. This guy never left the uk, yet he committed a us crime? If China had this power they could extradite almost every single American who watches porn. The real fallacy is believing that laws have reason and logic behind them, th
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by mnm1 7y ago
A lifetime of imprisonment for selling drugs. That's beyond cruel. Meanwhile CEOs are making billions and getting a slap on the wrist, if anything. Ross doesn't deserve this. He's right. Now if he was convicted of murder or s
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by mnm1 7y ago
If they're not Internet connected, they don't.
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by mnm1 7y ago
I think the numbers are likely exaggerated to the point of being almost useless. It all depends on how BMI is measured. If it's not measured, the number are useless. The website says: > There are a number of ways to measure body fat
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by mnm1 7y ago
Technological limits my fucking ass. Sonos is lying through their teeth and the author believes them. And who cares about updates? I bought sonos because they can play the music collection on my nas, are wireless, and sound great. I could s
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by mnm1 7y ago
I just got a 32" 4k curved monitor. Without the curve, I think the head movement would be too much. I had a 40" 4k flat. The head movement was extreme and contributed to my RSI. I downgraded to a 27" Apple thunderbolt first.
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by mnm1 7y ago
I have JS turned off and still have plenty of other factors that make me unique so it's not just JS. My question is why is the rest of the information available / given, especially the user agent? The other headers mostly make sen
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by mnm1 7y ago
I can't speak to your hypothetical coat, but this coat is advertised to literally last many years so you are either arguing that it's fine for the seller to lie or you don't have an argument at all. Also $80 might not be a lo
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by mnm1 7y ago
Sure, but we've been at war now for 19 years or so at least (2001, possibly longer). If the time of war is every single day, then there is no time of war and the government is just using that as an excuse to justify its inhumanity. In
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by mnm1 7y ago
If you're learning Chinese, it'll be much less readable than your native language too. This is simply not an argument at all. Once you get used to it, reading clojure is easy. I'd say it's easier than any other language
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by mnm1 7y ago
I do not know the answer to your question but the way I solve that problem in osx is using quicksilver and triggers. You can give each app or really any quicksilver command a hotkey to switch to it directly or start it and switch if it&#x27
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by mnm1 7y ago
We're torturing and holding people without charges for decades and even their entire lifetimes. We routinely ignore every single amendment and clause of the constitution when it's convenient for the government. I think what the co
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by mnm1 7y ago
I'd say that things that are worth sacrificing for dwindled and disappeared first, then the will to sacrifice went. Can't blame people for not wanting to sacrifice when all the good things worth sacrificing for are gone. Maybe if
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by mnm1 7y ago
That's ridiculous. Everyone knew opiates were addictive, though quite safe otherwise if administered properly long term. Everyone's known for well over a hundred years about addiction and about opiates for hundreds of years more.
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by mnm1 7y ago
This shouldn't be acceptable even if the guy was osama bin Laden. It makes America look deranged, a violent psychopathic country out for blood at any and all costs. It makes me truly ashamed to be American and pay American taxes, taxes
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by mnm1 7y ago
That's what happens when you have no habeas corpus, or any rights whatsoever. It seems those inalienable rights that man is endowed with do indeed come from the government and can indeed be taken away. Inalienable rights my ass. The on
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by mnm1 7y ago
I think if we had a draft we wouldn't be in all these wars but we also wouldn't have much of an army. Short of an actual attack against the US like pearl harbor I cannot see people actually showing up. When you have millions of dr
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by mnm1 7y ago
I can't see the appeal of being forced to do anything for six weeks. Not to mention that from the descriptions of boot camp I've read, it's a dehumanizing, depersonalizing experience. Even if I did enjoy it, I would resent es
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by mnm1 7y ago
Why should we have to force socialize people in a context of killing others? We force socialize people in plenty of other contexts like 12 years of schooling, most of which is mandatory. That hasn't gotten people to play in a team. Why

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