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moi2388
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2y ago
We really don’t need to quantify that. We knew smoking was bad, we knew plastics were bad, we knew PFAS was bad. But it’s cheaper than the alternatives, so we pretend we need studies to show “how bad exactly”. We don’t. We really, really do
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2y ago
Not quite, the proper course of action is that both you AND your partner take drugs to prevent transmission
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2y ago
Well, that’s interesting. I really had no idea. Perhaps Romeo and Juliet had a bit too much influence on my historical perspective :,)
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2y ago
It makes things a bit more annoying? But in v3 you can still do everything you need to do to block ads
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2y ago
It can. You can still give apps access to all of it with a single press. And manifest v3 makes things a bit more tedious but not impossible. There are other adblockers which still function just fine
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2y ago
> Microsoft uses it today for C#/Blazor. But it isn't the correct approach as dotnet in browser will likely never be as fast as Javascript in the browser. Might be true, but both will be more than fast enough. We develop Blazer
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2y ago
You forgot ample use of “computational irreducibility”, and “like I showed 30 years ago (proceeds to not have shown this)” but yes. Very much this.
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2y ago
Don’t worry, it will “leak” instead.
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2y ago
Remember when the Ukrainian counter offensive failed, in part due to the Russian helicopters coming in and absolutely annihilating the offensive? I do. The helicopter isn’t dead, neither is the tank. But their tactics might change, and they
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2y ago
Not really. I find he’s pretty darn accurate. He also usually gives multiple potential outcomes depending on decisions being made
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2y ago
I didn’t state if they gave it up willingly or compelled. There are also reports of the US buying lots of data from data brokers, as well as hackers. I mean, I would too, if I were an intelligence agency. It just means I’m more careful abou
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2y ago
Depends on the jr dev. You have the actual devs which develop solutions and the jrs who grow out to these roles. But I’ve been in plenty a company with just a bunch of code monkeys as well to write unit tests, boilerplate and center divs. T
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2y ago
1. Prism and the snowden leaks, and EU regulation which prevents the transfer of EU citizens data to the US specifically because all of it is being harvested under PRISM and FISA. 2. Very true, which is exactly why all EU data had to remain
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2y ago
That’s a fair point
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2y ago
Neither can dark matter, unless ad hoc distributions are added, and we have arbitrary speed ups and slow downs of inflation, and if current distance and red shift measurements are valid, which we know they are not. The problem is that the d
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2y ago
What are you talking about? It’s not slow at all.
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2y ago
They can, but don’t have to, go hand in hand.
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2y ago
What are you talking about? The Euro coins were designed for and with the blind community. I can grab any coin blindly and know exactly which one it is? Same with the bills and their relative sizes. I still think the EU messed up the bills;
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2y ago
I very much doubt this. Often deletes are just soft deletes, and they have to provide all data they capture to intelligence agencies. They might not use it for advertisement directly, but I am 100% convinced they’ll build up your profile an
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2y ago
I hate to break it to you, but that’s exactly what ChatGPT o1 excels at. I swear to god, it’s better than our junior devs fresh out of college. Like, I let the LLM solve a PBI and it’s just faster with better code. Actual devs will still ha
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2y ago
Oh man, this completely ruins every podcast for me. It’s so good. I’d honestly listen to them talk about your career for 5 episodes lmao
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2y ago
Healthcare spending goes up. As you’d expect from a country starting to become richer. Also, please show reliable studies that show that western diets lead to more unhealthy outcomes. Compared to what, third world diets with their insuffici
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2y ago
I meant Vm’s, as in the plural of VM.
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2y ago
Mac, with vms for the rest.
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2y ago
Yes, and it’s hardly surprising, since the Chinese room thought experiment is completely wrong; that is in fact exactly how you learn something.
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2y ago
That would be igNobel worthy
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2y ago
Snapchat. They even add contacts after you didn’t add contacts, no idea how they manage that exactly..
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2y ago
That’s fair. Unexpected might indeed be more generally correct.
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2y ago
Well, this is a load of hogwash. Null is definitely the billion dollar mistake. It’s not the “null” value however, since this could indeed be seen as a badly implemented option monad. It’s the implicit nullability of all reference types whi
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2y ago
Good. Trademarks and copyright is bullshit to begin with. The only requirement I can get behind is adding the name of the original creator.
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