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by mrozbarry 4y ago
> Yes, you can scale the offense up to the point where most would answer yes to allowing this. So, you are saying the judicial system should only use evidence depending on how severe the crime is? That is a very poor precedent.
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by mrozbarry 4y ago
I think that's a bit of a bad argument, maybe a strawman. The whole point of the law is to make good citizens so we can all live together. It is in the best interest of both individuals and a community as a whole to not break the law.
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by mrozbarry 4y ago
I can't believe I am the minority on this, but I don't see a problem. This woman volunteered her DNA. She has committed a crime in the past. Is it a misuse of DNA if a criminal is brought to justice, where that DNA was literally v
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by mrozbarry 4y ago
I agree that a clock should absolutely open faster than a browser, but it would be good to know what this metric actually represents. I don't know much about this style of universal binaries, so I don't know if the binary being &q
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by mrozbarry 4y ago
Without reading the article or data, but wasn't there a huge push in the US to defund the police? Did that go anywhere?
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by mrozbarry 4y ago
We have alarms, but things like cloudwatch can be up to 5 minutes before an alarm goes off.
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by mrozbarry 4y ago
At work, my development team is contracted with a company that uses AWS, and for better or worse, we have also become the devops team. We have been burned by AWS before, and we have a rule of thumb: if you are deploying new functionality&#x
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by mrozbarry 4y ago
I think the test of sentience should have at least this criteria: - Understanding of the passage of time - Independent activity, without prompts - Has self understanding of it's current inputs, like a camera I don't think that&#x2
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by mrozbarry 4y ago
I had this idea a while ago, and it just never materialized: - Every player can use their tablets or phones, and as many as they'd like - Each device can be assigned with different controls - Wasn't sure if this would be dec
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by mrozbarry 4y ago
"The researchers believe that these chemical changes all come together and cause octopuses to torture themselves. The exact reasoning for why these changes occur, though, or why the octopus’s body is designed this way is still unclear.
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by mrozbarry 4y ago
In the very late 90s and most of the 2000s, I hung out on qbasicnews and eventually moved to the freeBasic community. I even learned "basica" (basic advanced) from an old IBM 5150 computer originally. A lot of the reason I do prog
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by mrozbarry 4y ago
Help me out, why does anyone want their crypto wallet connected to their web browser? Isn't that a huge security concern?
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by mrozbarry 4y ago
I think that's a valid approach, too. It might just depend on the interviewee which is better. The inverted phrase is a bit more direct and dominant (which I don't think is bad), so I don't think it fits everyone's perso
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by mrozbarry 4y ago
Leaving doesn't have to be rude. If there's no reason to work on your interview skills, you can simply say "I appreciate your time, but I don't think I'm a good fit for _company name here_." You don't have
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by mrozbarry 4y ago
I think a lot of game development companies have lost sight of the charm of basically zero-hardware config multiplayer. By that I mean, one computer (or console), one screen, multiple controllers, and no user names/sign ins. GoldenEye
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
I don't know if that's true, do you have an article/thing I can read that backs that up?
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
I think we should talk about: - How to be decent human beings to each other, and especially how to not kill each other - The media has too much power - Government over-reach Probably other things, but I don't know, these seem like way
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
I don't know that you should get relationship advice around computer gaming from some random dude from hackernews, but if you're willing to hear it anyway, I'd communicate your struggle with your spouse - it's very impor
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
I guess my confusion is your initial statement "Lets not customize it then" followed by you proposing fully customized installs, and I'm not sure if I missed your point. I only brought up trusted vendors because it seemed tha
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
If you self-admit it was an unhealthy habit, then I'd be cautious about going back to it. Addiction is not something a person should be willing to edge into, and if you think it's an addictive behaviour, then it probably is. Defin
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
The thing you are proposing sounds like absolute customization, unless I horribly misunderstand. "Take it from there with scripts" means not only is it fully customized, but you don't even have a trusted vendor to provide the
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
I appreciate everyone's taste and opinions on UI, but this seems a lot like confirmation bias. Windows has warts. Linux has warts. OSX has warts. I'd say in terms of consistent UI, OSX probably is the biggest winner. Both Linux an
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
When I tried pnpm last, I was on a react native project (react 14 maybe), and something about the symlinks from pnpm caused me to not be able to build the project (and I went back to yarn). Anyone know if this is still an issue?
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
This wasn't strictly freezing donations, it was completely freezing a person's bank account.
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
CBC is literally state-funded media, and Trudea literally lives in Ottawa. In no world does he have an excuse to be blind, and even in some sliver of hope where he honestly didn't know, why didn't he make a public apology?
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
I work at a software consultancy, and here are my hot tips around this: - Take breaks between tasks. Your flow should mostly allow 5-10 minute breaks often (like once an hour or so) without anything or anybody blowing up. - It's health
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
One thing people don't know is that the phone network is actually a bunch of duct-taped technology that is pretty old. There has been advancements, and if you're in the US, you'll be happy to know that mobile carriers require
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
With all this blocking of state-funded media channels, they should block CBC in Canada. I can't speak to a lot of other media outlets, but if we're okay with big tech just blocking anything willy nilly, they should at least do it
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
I think the validity is mostly scoped the current major world-wide events. It would be interesting to have some sort of topic censorship ranking website; give it a topic, and it ranks various search engines.
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
I have this exact issue. My client has a few teams working on related products on different platforms and languages, and when we discuss bugs, I'll use a term that will almost immediately get a "oh, that's not what you mean,

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