mrlala

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by mrlala 7y ago
>At the heart of great cinema is great audio It's amazing that you, the audiophile, assume that 99.9% of people really care about audio as much as you do. Spoiler alert- they don't.
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by mrlala 7y ago
I say this play with Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen.. basically the highlight of my life.
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by mrlala 7y ago
Then why can't all business just be open and "respect social distancing" as you claim? I guess next you'll tell me a church is a vital business like a grocery store.
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by mrlala 7y ago
OBS is simple enough that my 6 year old can record minecraft videos with it and work out any little quirks.
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by mrlala 7y ago
>Focus is likely the reason they don't want to do it. Yeah.... I'm sure it has nothing to do with apple trying to force people into their ecosystem by every measure possible. That is practically their mission statement.
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by mrlala 7y ago
If you were setting up a little scam operation.. who would you target? Would you decide to set it up to call over 40 different countries in europe? Each with their own way to show phone numbers.. each carrier attempting to block spam calls
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by mrlala 7y ago
Hmm that doesn't seem to be the same thing.. it's easy to test for leap-year, that's a simple case you can either test in the code or literally change your computer clock and let it rollover to see what happens. Very differen
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by mrlala 7y ago
>It's my own prediction Based on what. Your gut? Ok Trump. Look at how fast it's continuing to the spread in the US even with all the drastic measures which have taken place in some areas. If you can't imagine what it wo
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by mrlala 7y ago
What do you think Trump would be calling it if it originated in the US... the "US Flu" or "COVID-19"? You know 100% why he is calling it the chinese flu. Don't try to be so naive that he is trying to "properly&
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by mrlala 7y ago
>Early 30s and childless. I've never liked working from home I'll chime in here.. perhaps you don't like working from because you are childless? In my opinion it's the the opposite of what people are thinking... I
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by mrlala 7y ago
No it's not.. I am a developer but my god it seems that 90% of the people here are of the extreme privacy + low level programmers who think that any programmer outside of a phd in computer science isn't doing it right because they
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by mrlala 7y ago
I guess we fucked ourselves moving to green energy. Time to turn on the coal burners and get to warming this planet up.
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by mrlala 7y ago
>"Move fast and break things"--said no carpenter, ever. Worst analogy ever. If we had GIT for woodworking you would see productivity skyrocket. But you can't restore wood like that. You can't restore pipes, wires,
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by mrlala 7y ago
The world is already in a recession, we just can't quantify it quite that quickly.
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by mrlala 7y ago
I get what you are saying but I disagree with 100% of what you wrote.
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by mrlala 7y ago
>panic buying of everything It's not panic buying when you are basically told to stay in your home for weeks on end. You say two weeks- but in Washington here our schools are closed for SIX WEEKS. People want to be prepared. I ha
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by mrlala 7y ago
Uh.. any single person who owns more than 50% of the computation can basically mess everything up, unless I'm mistaken? So, maybe you mean 3 independent parties.. but what's to stop those 3 people from colluding for their own bene
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by mrlala 7y ago
Yeah exactly.. people are saying it's the low today? Yeah good luck timing that. Maybe they are right.. but like you just said- these are prices just a couple years ago. The modern world has never seen what is going on, and the econom
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by mrlala 7y ago
Love love love the Neato vacuum. With small kids, it has changed my life.
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by mrlala 7y ago
>Every American's life savings is in the stock market First, you are exaggerating. Secondly, why is this a good thing? Maybe the whole damn world should re-evaluate this. 99% of people are not "investing", they are throwi
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by mrlala 7y ago
Hopefully this starts to kill the notion that crypto is some magical thing that people should gamble with. If it can't go up during a global crisis or EVEN be resilient.. then it's proven it's just a house of cards. Crypto te
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by mrlala 7y ago
Senate is already saying it's dead...
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by mrlala 7y ago
>But on the other hand if they're all in a 8h window, that person is posting from work - are these posts their job? Eh lots of people have desk jobs with enough downtime to be posting throughout their work day while they are bored..
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by mrlala 7y ago
Sure doesn't look like it.. I agree- that's why json is honestly great. I avoided it for the longest time, but now I totally see the appeal.
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by mrlala 7y ago
Gitkraken is easy as pie to use and does everything you are mentioning.. not sure why people are so obsessed with command line stuff for version control. Also anything like visual studio / vscode you have 99% of what you normally do ri
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by mrlala 7y ago
>val emily1 = Person("Emily", "Maness", 25) The assumption of inputs based on the order of the class items frightens me!
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by mrlala 7y ago
Spend as much time with your kid as you can. The rest are details.
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by mrlala 7y ago
ECharts has been very nice, it's free and open source https://echarts.apache.org/en/index.html
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by mrlala 7y ago
Who is honestly clicking on all these ads that makes advertising worthwhile? I am honestly baffled sometimes how this all works... In my 30+ years of internet usage in one form or another I have rarely, rarely, rarely ever clicked on a frea
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by mrlala 7y ago
That is physical privacy.. it's so someone can't SEE YOU. Not track your online activity.

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