monetus

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   by monetus 8y ago

   Can't argue with you there, I tend to use tcl/tk for something this small.
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   by monetus 8y ago

   Sorry, is this a comment on elixer or Nim?
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   by monetus 8y ago

   This is so frustrating because it describes my family... They understand empathy and the concept of a carbon footprint, but don't consider them when it comes to decision making. In my experience, it is as if it isn't a variable i
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   by monetus 8y ago

   I agree with your sentiment, but understand his as well. I think it's mostly a cultural problem rather than some instinctual problem with humanity. Japan has a culture of cleanliness as far as I can tell. In my area, however, a hand
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   by monetus 8y ago

   This is part of why I love llvm's IR so much.
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   by monetus 8y ago

   Thanks for the response, sorry if I was being too nosy. The value of permanence, or the lack of it, seems worth consideration in this context.
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   by monetus 8y ago

   I have two definitions of politics, to help me think about this. The traditional and perjorative "theater meant to influence a goal" definition, as well as the "earnest, often unconscious, dynamics of a relationship."
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   by monetus 8y ago

   How many times have your circles imploded?
9. 699.▲
   by monetus 8y ago

   Did you break your addiction, or just never develop one?
10. 700.▲
    by monetus 8y ago

    Hold fast for now, and watch for when the trends of our enforcement change.
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    by monetus 8y ago

    I feel like you may share the same interest I have in this crazy giant federation of worker cooperatives (mondragon). I'm curious of many things in regards to it. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mondragon_Corporat
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    by monetus 8y ago

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Green_Wall https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sahara_Forest_Project Have you heard of the great green wall or the Sahara forest project?
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    by monetus 8y ago

    A blockbuster analogy seems adequate and explains why people are satisfied with the way Netflix and Spotify work. DRM isn't restricted to Netflix and Spotify though.
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    by monetus 8y ago

    I wonder how much of this is simply cognitive overload. I mean, climate change, crispr, ocean acidification, asteroids... I would guess that most people prioritize dopamine first and foremost. Software is arcane, so thinking about how it
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    by monetus 8y ago

    When it comes to verifying the process, I do think issue trackers are going to have to be included in the version control software. Off the top of my head, I can only think of fossil that does that. https://fossil-scm.org/i
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    by monetus 8y ago

    Do you think most users even know what drm is, or that it's being run?
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    by monetus 8y ago

    I had a homemade one once, of brussel sprouts, where the leaves must have intermeshed in such a way as to be pretty damn similar in texture. No similarity in taste, though.
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    by monetus 8y ago

    The further the romance languages deviate, the less mutually intelligible they are. I am no etymologist, so I'll leave it to speculation as to whether that is the best choice. But I don't know French or German, and having a Lati
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    by monetus 8y ago

    Why are you trying to argue over the word? Are you purposely trying to distract from your point and start an argument? If you don't accept how I tried to refine your point, then okay, but don't obfuscate it further. "
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    by monetus 8y ago

    I don't want to argue over the word choice, I said you implied it. Regardless, what I was trying to imply in response was that it would be unfortunate if despairing over deregulation's current state led to the belief that "t
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    by monetus 8y ago

    I think the message you are trying to impart is a bit lost in the vindictiveness you're implying. Imperfect rehabilitative justice might make society spiteful of inefficiency, but punitive justice doesn't have the best record the
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    by monetus 8y ago

    GarageBand is a music production app, but, as your question was about more mundane usage, this guy's article makes the point that the audio is no longer a replacement for haptic feedback. It also crippled his app a bit. https:/&
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    by monetus 8y ago

    Think about how wired audio is used in recording, production, and live audio. Removing the wire adds latency.
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    by monetus 8y ago

    I've been eyeing antergos. Any hardware problems along the way?
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    by monetus 8y ago

    I feel like even this narrative only comments on the centralization of processing, rather than the complexity required to be conscious. I wonder how much of the time spent without sentience, as you put it, is more akin to the diffuse pr
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    by monetus 8y ago

    Avoiding Amazon would also mean avoiding all aws services, not letting your data hit their infrastructure.
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    by monetus 8y ago

    Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but iirc, they make a projection based on how many are caught each year.
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    by monetus 8y ago

    The way you phrase your statement doesn't end on a note of solution or hope and, "the perfect is the enemy of the good." "Nobody ever is," is also an absolute dripping with sadness. Just my 2 cents on the reaction
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    by monetus 8y ago

    When it comes to neuroplasticity and change, all it takes is time. If you spend more in the shoes of those flagged for moderation than their opposites, maybe its inevitable that you attain a form of Stockholm syndrome.
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    by monetus 8y ago

    I have a feeling that that is because refined sugar is absorbed in a different manner than the sugar in juice. Just speculation though.