moises_silva

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by moises_silva 6y ago
I, for one, find them useful. Part of the discussion about a tool is also being aware and potentially discuss alternatives.
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by moises_silva 6y ago
I am researching these kind of tools at the moment, and, although I'm not convinced myself yet, I am curious to learn. What kind of vanity metrics are gitprime and code climate plagued with?
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by moises_silva 7y ago
Thank you for the links. I found it before as well with some quick googling but I felt the title deceptive after reading the actual studies linked [0] [1]. >>> The sequence of events suggests that the coronavirus may have been tran
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by moises_silva 7y ago
There's a big difference between 'yes, is technically possible' to having proof (and therefore certainty) that this is a big factor and a differentiator from other from other viruses.
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by moises_silva 7y ago
How would you possibly know reliably they were not in contact with anyone sick?, particularly when being in contact means touching any surfaces where the virus landed hours or it seems even days ago
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by moises_silva 7y ago
Discord is also good for that and seems to be taken over teamspeak in some teams I work with. I can't tell really if it's better though since I never used teamspeak.
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by moises_silva 7y ago
Do you have a source for asymptomatic carriers? From https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prepare/transmissi... >>> Can someone spread the virus without being sick? People are thought to be most
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by moises_silva 7y ago
https://xkcd.com/1314/ I'd stay on the topic at hand. Most people are nobodies at instagram and they just want to share with their friends. I do not have instagram nor post pictures elsewhere, but I also don'
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by moises_silva 7y ago
You might be interested on https://waitbutwhy.com/2014/12/what-makes-you-you.html
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by moises_silva 8y ago
I agree with you, and I think you also agree is not quite effective. It's a factor in deterrence, but we need to do more to understand people that still commits crimes and solve more of the root causes. We won't achieve perfection
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by moises_silva 8y ago
I am not advocating a 'justice' system without consequences. You will have consequences. Consequences are just another input into our brains that do help deter some people from some behaviours. I don't kill people because I&#
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by moises_silva 8y ago
This . For me believing in free will is just another type of religion. It makes us feel safer and that we're in control. I think is useful for that, but we're deluding ourselves. And I just realized you're being downvoted. H
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by moises_silva 8y ago
Is not the same dying at 80 from 'natural causes' than at 35 due to cancer after a grueling experience fighting it. Which is why I don't see how I'd find that comforting if I were diagnosed cancer when still 'young&
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by moises_silva 8y ago
Indeed. I wrote an elaborate reply before seeing your comment. I think you made a good job of summarizing by beef with that article.
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by moises_silva 8y ago
I read the explanation you linked. May be I'll be able to digest it better with some more thought, but my initial reaction is that they seem to be splitting hairs. Just like any metaphor, it doesn't fit perfectly, but the authors
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by moises_silva 8y ago
> Death comes for us all, sooner or later, one way or another. That's one of the few truisms in life. I'm genuinely making an effort to understand how this is relevant to someone with a cancer diagnosis. Sure, dead comes sooner
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by moises_silva 8y ago
Agreed. On the other hand, I'd like to think I'd not take it as a personal attack, but I'd not go as far to say I've not lost anything. Just because my life is insignificant in the grand scheme of things and we all have
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by moises_silva 8y ago
And if you have a second kid your availability will go from NONE to negative balance. I remember when I had just one, suddenly now it feels like I had so much time then!
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by moises_silva 8y ago
Not sure why you're being downvoted. I upvoted you. Those were my exact thoughts when reading. It appears to paint a rosy view of capitalism. As if some pure and moral capitalist rules were in place and they were 'corrupted'
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by moises_silva 8y ago
This is true as well. I'm on the same boat. Next time that an upgrade is due I'll have to do a more serious due diligence.
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by moises_silva 8y ago
So true. I used to be a gentoo user, then fedora and arch, all in my laptop. It was fun to tinker with it but eventually you have other stuff to do and just need a laptop that works. Now, I won't say every time cuz even OSX has glitc
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by moises_silva 8y ago
> and also the fact that it could connect to cellular networks with a SIM card I never actually understood that. Everyone carries a cellphone, can't you just do tethering? that's what I do anyways. I guess the only advantage of
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by moises_silva 8y ago
Awesome, thanks, just got it.
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by moises_silva 8y ago
Would you mind sharing what biography did you read? See a couple on Amazon.
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by moises_silva 8y ago
So shame on them as opposed to most of society that has an indirect role and we therefore are not part of the problem? Society keeps buying things from Amazon. We as society created Amazon. I don't have a lot of sympathy for big corpor
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by moises_silva 8y ago
And conveniently the definition of 'rich' for almost everyone is anyone who has more money than me.
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by moises_silva 8y ago
Hey, thanks for your work and for chiming in here! I will give it another shot.
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by moises_silva 8y ago
Thanks!
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by moises_silva 8y ago
Thanks, but, my bad (I also use some of those with native VIM). I was talking about VS code VIM plugins.
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by moises_silva 8y ago
What vim plugin(s) do you use? I remember installing one but the emulation did not quite work for jumping into code definitions and back (it'd jump, but going back wouldn't work correctly), so I moved back to pycharm for the time

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