munmaek

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by munmaek 7y ago
If you’re just going to blat and reclone, then you may as well use a folder system instead of git. I see no reason git needs to be changed in order to cater to people who refuse to read basic documentation or learn from their mistakes.
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by munmaek 7y ago
With the amount of information available, there is no excuse: * https://rogerdudler.github.io/git-guide/ * https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2 Also see stackoverflow. Git is a complex tool because
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by munmaek 7y ago
NextDoor is great because I can learn who is and isn't racist in my South Carolina suburban neighborhood.
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by munmaek 7y ago
That's pretty much what NextDoor is for my neighborhood.
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by munmaek 7y ago
In an Ideal World, sure. The Reality that most people live in is that we need money to pay the rent, like right about now. This limits the opportunities available to us because we simply cannot wait to find a fulfilling and justly compens
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by munmaek 7y ago
No, most comments say to find fulfillment through personal projects/hobbies. Work is work; it doesn't necessarily have to be the most satisfying or fulfilling experience ever. That's always going to be the case if you're
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by munmaek 7y ago
This is wildly offbase. The toxicity, for the most part, doesn’t come from ranks. It comes from being stuck in a bad game for 20-60 minutes. Competition just exacerbates it because now ranks/points/money are on the line. I’m talki
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by munmaek 7y ago
Shallow and negative dismissal aside, if this project doesn’t randomly get stuck and force a refresh, that would be an improvement over beta.music.apple.com. I regularly click on another song during a playlist only to have it just hang fore
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by munmaek 7y ago
A better question is Why Not? Is it really so inconceivable to try to apply energy conservation to computing as well?
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by munmaek 7y ago
The main issue with that is having open signups. Voat became terrible because when subreddits or users got banned, they went straight to voat. Tild.es on the other hand has been extremely pleasant to use. That said, because there’s no rea
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by munmaek 7y ago
You have to practice. And listen to native speakers making that sound. You have to watch their mouth shape and tongue position. In the end it comes down to practice with specific intent of improving your pronunciation. Hiring a voice coach
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by munmaek 7y ago
Such clauses would get immediately thrown out.
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by munmaek 7y ago
"bad" itself is a loaded word because people don't like bad things. "negative" itself is a loaded word because why can't it be positive instead? etc. In some cases, like this one, usage of the word "evil&q
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by munmaek 7y ago
That may be true to an extent, but there is a huge difference between wanting high-density, fast loading websites, and wanting to get rid of image/video/non-text links altogether. subreddits can be insanely useful sources of infor
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by munmaek 7y ago
It is, but a vast swath of useful stuff on reddit is related to images. That crowd will still need to go somewhere. Whatever replaces reddit will need to allow image links as well as text posts and content links if it wants to get serious u
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by munmaek 7y ago
tild.es is the best alternative but last I checked it was text only.
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by munmaek 7y ago
If you truly want to learn a language, no singular app will work. You need to find a good curriculum for your language for grammar. Typically this means taking a class or buying a good textbook. Sometimes you get lucky and find a comprehens
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by munmaek 7y ago
You can’t learn a language without making substantial investments of time. Anyone can “learn” some words and maybe a little grammar, but that’s not learning a language in the slightest. Duo lingo is trash for learning languages, particularl
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by munmaek 7y ago
> created by ElonM July 18, 2018 It's satire.
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by munmaek 7y ago
Like most extreme viewpoints, it's held by a small, yet vocal group. It's not remotely near the norm. It should be noted that South Korea -does- have a lot of problems regarding sexism, crazy beauty standards, and so on. In the ne
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by munmaek 7y ago
Super Smash Bros. Melee
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by munmaek 7y ago
Of course. Matchmaking is another issue. Even the new call of duty has had issues with its Super Balanced Matchmaking (SBMM). However I disagree that people don't get a chance to learn. Unlike chess, tf2 is a team game, so even if the
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by munmaek 7y ago
It's not really a fallacy. However most people think playing == improving. This is not the case. The best players I know, and the fastest improving players I know, all review their gameplay and take notes on the mistakes they made. The
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by munmaek 7y ago
> half the posts are just frustration in dealing with the drudgery of playing so many matches to even climb This has nothing to do with skill floors or ceilings. Then play newer or different games. Overwatch has been out for a while by n
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by munmaek 7y ago
Speedreading is something used by delusional people who think that reading is just inputting words as fast as possible. Slowreading (taking your time to fully understand and reflect on what you read) needs to become a thing. But that isn&#x
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by munmaek 7y ago
It really depends on how good the player is. I have played people in smash where the skill gap was so wide I could have just put my controller down and it wouldn't have made a difference. I literally lost a match in a tournament where
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by munmaek 7y ago
> ou have to do a lot of tedious study and memorization to get better at chess beyond a point, or spend a lot of time in a fighting game's training mode just to be able to consistently do moves and combos on demand. Things like that
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by munmaek 7y ago
Why such a puritanical view? When payment providers rescind access at whim, nobody wins.
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by munmaek 7y ago
Random mutations are always going to exist. For the third time , future evolution is going to be directly caused -by us-, on shorter timescales. Because the alternative is letting humans die simply for the sake of evolution.
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by munmaek 7y ago
... glasses would fall under that scope. It's not helpful to still be thinking in such antiquated ways like evolution through the fittest survivors. Humans have not done that for quite a long time, in pretty much every facet of our soc

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