mrits

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by mrits 9mo ago
How are they baseless? Why wouldn’t you gain the weight back? You have less muscle mass, out of control cravings, and the thought that you can just get back on later.
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by mrits 9mo ago
There are plenty of expensive snacks.
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by mrits 9mo ago
Instead of over specifying a program you can just use dynamic memory allocation
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by mrits 9mo ago
I've shipped a lot of Rust software without the understanding or even attempting to learn a lot of the language. There is plenty of things in core libraries around traits that I have no idea how they work or really care.
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by mrits 9mo ago
I'm sure this is trivia on the other side of the world but we learn this in 2nd grade
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by mrits 9mo ago
Dictators typically don't win popular votes legitimately. Dictators typically don't have the courts constantly overruling them. Europeans tend to have very little idea how the US government functions. Trump is able to do what he d
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by mrits 10mo ago
EU has always and always will be moving away from US tech
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by mrits 10mo ago
I'd rather Google have my data than the EU
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by mrits 10mo ago
Author should ask AI to write a small app with 100% code coverage that breaks in every path except what is covered in the tests.
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by mrits 10mo ago
I doubt they'd appreciate you misrepresenting their research
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by mrits 10mo ago
What do you think those numbers represent? Just so everyone is clear, it's still 12% when we are talking about females who frequently outdoor tan of all races with half the group over 45 years old in a tiny test group. Not exactly re
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by mrits 10mo ago
The US has 200 million white people that live in a mostly warm and sunny climate. Women often tan before vacations or events so they look better in the pictures.
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by mrits 10mo ago
We will get to find out if Canada's prosperity was due to their own merit and not located next to the US. good luck
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by mrits 10mo ago
The American "regime" has a country that people are literally fighting in line to get into.
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by mrits 10mo ago
Being able to learn to play Moonlight Sonata vs. being able to create it. Being able to write a video game vs being able to write a video game that sells. Being able to tell you newtons equations vs being able to discover the acceleration
136.
by mrits 10mo ago
This application specific. iTerm2 doesn't break up by - why firefox does.
137.
by mrits 10mo ago
I prefer to get all that from alcohol
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by mrits 10mo ago
a 320x200 6bit color depth wasn't exactly a pleasure to use. I think the games could double the res in certain mode (was it called 13h?)
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by mrits 10mo ago
Yes, if your aspirations end at being a cashier you probably want to get a roommate.
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by mrits 10mo ago
Nothing like a copyrighted text to use as the bible of freedom
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by mrits 10mo ago
Remind me in 20 years when we have old people complaining nobody is supporting traditional social media
142.
by mrits 10mo ago
I can hardly blame a company for not supporting a product almost nobody wants to go back to.
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by mrits 10mo ago
The BBQ place across the street from me pays $19/hour to be a cashier in Austin. Or the sign says it does anyways
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by mrits 11mo ago
"Commit to taking in ONE PIECE of art at a time you fucking dopamine junkies." "in-game radio station" You found a loop hole
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by mrits 11mo ago
The robots have that covered
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by mrits 11mo ago
It is hilarious to think if you could beat BT3 you could also crack the decoder ring
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by mrits 11mo ago
She was originally chosen to do a remaster of the series. This was eventually reassigned to another publisher. If you purchase Bards Tale 4 you get the remastered 1,2, and 3 for free. I have played BT 1 every year or so since the late 80s.
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by mrits 11mo ago
What percentage of the population would have any idea how to do this? How long does it take to go through the process? Is your work, education, and safety just put on pause during this phase?
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by mrits 11mo ago
Not everyone cares about the marketing departments feelings
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by mrits 11mo ago
After using Chrome for a decade I switched to firefox a few years ago when there was a headline about Google blocking ad blocker. I'm not sure whatever happened to that but I wanted no part in a company even considering it

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