mythrwy

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by mythrwy 4y ago
Oh there probably will be, but the timing is very much in question.
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by mythrwy 4y ago
You could feed a person off less then half an acre in regions with a decently long growing season. Even could support a few chickens. The above is true with some qualifications. You will need decent soil and plentiful clean water. And a pow
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by mythrwy 4y ago
Kind of makes sense. The lake has been drying down since it was Lake Bonneville that covered much of the area in ancient times. You can even see the old Bonneville water line on the mountain ridge.
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by mythrwy 4y ago
I happen to think there are likely practical reasons for the law as I've seen videos where filmers were certainly interfering with police work and endangering everybody. That being said, I agree 100%. The police will abuse this badly w
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by mythrwy 4y ago
I believe I appreciate your point. But, you appear to be making the assumption that the impacts one leaves are the defining features of ones life. It's certainly a valid point of view, but not sure I fully subscribe to it. Additionally
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by mythrwy 4y ago
This is true, but when I'm dead I won't be there, so what people say isn't that relevant. However, if I don't put in the hours now, I might get to enjoy life less because I'll have less resources to do so. (Within r
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by mythrwy 4y ago
Seconded on these recommendations (except Pyramid which I have not used). Vuejs just applied to certain places as needed with no build/bundle/npm packages and bootstrap and that's it.
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by mythrwy 4y ago
These desert ecosystems are much more sensitive though. If you disturb prairie it comes back after a couple of years of rain. Not so the desert.
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by mythrwy 4y ago
It could be that. Here's my conspiracy theory: It's a jobs program.
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by mythrwy 4y ago
Friedman sometimes has some interesting takes but is often dramatically and laughably wrong. I would hesitate to take much of what they say as having much predictive accuracy at all. They do state it with an air of authority and "high
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by mythrwy 4y ago
Jack Daniels Running Formula sounds interesting maybe I could do that! (unless it's a different Jack Daniels).
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by mythrwy 4y ago
The world will end. For some people. Because of idiocy. That is a big deal that is not solved by "going outside".
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by mythrwy 4y ago
Yes I agree and this is not all together a bad thing. We need some stability otherwise fast talking demagogues and mob sentiment would routinely upset the apple cart. The bureaucracy (aka the "deep state") provides that. But what
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by mythrwy 4y ago
Wow not excusing hurting people's feelings, but if you are literally crying you have become too identified with your code and possibly your job. Or else, you just cry too easily and that's a problem when working with others also.
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by mythrwy 4y ago
Don't forget the death toll. Gonna be hard to rebuild the country when tens or hundreds of thousands of your working age men are no more.
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by mythrwy 4y ago
Ya that's a really good point and I think about it often. Look at Iraq, the cradle of civilization, the seat of Babylon. And Egypt. And even Greece to an extent. Former glories of the world but they aren't the most glorious places
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by mythrwy 4y ago
Don't worry, we will have full pre-crime surveillance by then and you won't be able even think about farting without it being noted.
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by mythrwy 4y ago
No, I'm certainly not operating at 100% for 40 hours. Maybe 25 good hours. I wonder how many hours Glascow City Council is hard at it currently? Maybe they could go down to a half a workday per week with no noticeable loss of productiv
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by mythrwy 4y ago
Only teens it doesn't affect adults? Or is this just "think of the kids"?
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by mythrwy 4y ago
Not denying the potential usefulness, but I've seen a lot of time get lost to faffing around with Docker when it completely added nothing at all.
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by mythrwy 4y ago
They might believe those things are in the persons interest though (I don't have an opinion either way other then... it's subjective).
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by mythrwy 4y ago
The favoritism or vendor corruption is a problem. A problem that's Google's problem if it exists and Google should address if it chooses (probably a good idea but their call). The sex trafficking charges (or whatever) are a legal
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by mythrwy 4y ago
Some of it is interesting. The idea that humans are (in general) machines and all our reactions are stimuli/response. With occasional glimpses of real consciousness that have potential to be developed. That is interesting to me anyway.
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by mythrwy 4y ago
I friggen love SomaFM. I found it by accident over a decade ago on a Slackware installations (of all things). Was looking through possible Bash command prompts by typing letters and hitting tab for autocomplete. "Hey, what is that? som
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by mythrwy 4y ago
3 laptops, one workstation and 2 servers. So 6 total.
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by mythrwy 4y ago
Sadly our movies have gotten much less entertaining over the past 10 years. The fast food and guns are still doing well though!
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by mythrwy 4y ago
*Or he isn't important enough to go get.
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by mythrwy 4y ago
"Fake it till you make It" implies when you make it, stop faking it. We apparently didn't "make it" enough so had to keep faking after 2008. Now, we apparently think we can live on fake forever but the universe will
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by mythrwy 4y ago
"Toxic" and "Boomer Logic" are lazy mind numbing cliches and no one is one-upsmanshiping anything. Problems have always existed. What is different now? A couple of things (in my opinion). 1) Entities, through media, are
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by mythrwy 4y ago
Gee I wonder what teenagers saw during the black plague or conquest of the Mongols? The problem kids face today isn't problems, those have always existed. The problem today is non problems or problems that don't relate to the pers

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