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mplewis
3y ago
Yes. The long-term impact of the quality of posts in interest subreddits is immediately noticeable and staggering. This is not even to speak of the moderators who are no longer participating.
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mplewis
3y ago
This was my feeling too. “Man, this guy should check out Tokyo next.”
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mplewis
3y ago
Exactly. Use the right tool for the job here.
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mplewis
3y ago
What are you talking about? I remember everyone who was at my wedding.
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3y ago
Yeah, ok. People who base marriage on ultimatums don’t tend to get married anyway.
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3y ago
This is empirically incorrect.
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3y ago
Governance seems more invested in making ideological changes (dropping Webpacker, TypeScript, breaking changes between versions that add busywork but no value) than building the community and expanding reach. DHH continues to push poor tech
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mplewis
3y ago
Or unionize.
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mplewis
3y ago
No.
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3y ago
I too have this problem, but I’ve come up with a solution. I pay a guy to handle transfers of my money for me. I give it to him, and he puts it in a vault, and then I tell him when I want him to give it to someone else. I’m sure he keeps it
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3y ago
These games provide no cash reward. This is clearly stated in the article.
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3y ago
Addiction isn’t rational and it isn’t related to financial planning or critical thinking.
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3y ago
People don’t become addicted because they’re “dumb.” Addiction is a completely different beast
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3y ago
Think before you post, next time.
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mplewis
3y ago
Addiction isn’t a function of moderation. It is not rational and it is not based in willpower.
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mplewis
3y ago
What exactly do you think an addiction is?
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mplewis
3y ago
They’re not mobile games. https://www.bigfishgames.com/us/en/games/1207/nancydrewdange...
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3y ago
Yes, but I don’t have a build farm.
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3y ago
Incidentally, this is sort of how the Earthly runner serves to provide you local actions that also work in CI.
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3y ago
https://support.apple.com/guide/iphone/use-built-in-privacy-...
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3y ago
These places offer you a gift in a legally enforceable contract which is contingent on you attending a specific duration of the timeshare sales pitch.
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3y ago
I mean, don’t go to one if you’re susceptible to this sort of sales presentation. If you can withstand two hours of a pressure cooker, you can get an excellent deal on a multi-night resort vacation.
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3y ago
You don’t have to buy Coca-Cola from Wal-Mart.
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3y ago
What? The company offering the terms is a monopoly on the Android marketplace.
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mplewis
3y ago
Because the company offering the terms is a monopoly on the Android marketplace.
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3y ago
The nice thing is that even if Go goes out of fashion, it won’t really matter. Your old Go 1.15 programs will continue to compile and work for the foreseeable future.
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3y ago
Good news! If you’re familiar with Python, Go is at its heart not that different. It has fewer features and the syntax is similar, which makes it easy to learn. Try the interactive Go Tour, and review the Learn X in Y Minutes page for Go to
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3y ago
I love how this language gets so much faster every year. Here’s to fourteen more, Go!
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3y ago
Check out Ursula K. Legion. One of her stories, The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas, was recently adapted into an episode of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.
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mplewis
3y ago
Frankly, because it’s embarrassing.
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