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narag
6y ago
Either that or the author is a best practices zealot.
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6y ago
In Almería (Spain) there are harvests all around the year. Take a look at the "plastic sea" of greenhouses: https://www.google.es/maps/@36.7933578,-2.4678147,92135m/dat... Exports cover all Europe. Edit:
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6y ago
Don't shoot me, just trying to make sense of what the other guy wrote. I believe that he's arguing that even if he said that , he shouldn't be punished. Only doing bad things is relevant.
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6y ago
I see the problem with the headline, so I can understand the overreaction. But you're right, "never" is as unrealistic as the headline. I had to execute an extreme manouver to avoid hitting a kamikaze that cut through three l
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6y ago
Sometimes you don't need much restoration at all: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aqueduct_of_Segovia Edit: or this one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Escorial but certainly I would love som
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6y ago
As a friend used to say: live off your parents until you can live off your children.
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6y ago
As an adult you are supposed to produce more than you are consuming. I feel that this view is terrible, not sure about why. Maybe because even if they can't stand others, you still want them to keep suffering. I think life is no barg
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6y ago
I agree with both generality and technical means. But I would add a third reason: there's people that want social networks to be that way. They want a place where they can make concerted attacks against other people that thinks diffe
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6y ago
Thank you! They seem very easy to learn.
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6y ago
Maybe because in reality I have almost no use whatsoever for knot-tying, as cool as it is. A long time ago I learned "as de guía", let me see the translation... bowline. It's the only knot I've ever needed. I know ther
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6y ago
My son has a group of friends at the Uni, some of them in his same school, some of them in nearby schools, some of them are in the neighbourhood... half of them are from high school, the other half are from Minecraft discord groups. They ha
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6y ago
What is going on with the incredibly hostile tone in the article? No idea. But the question that bothers me is: is he right? I mean, is this idea something obvious? I'm not even asking if it's true , just if this is one of the
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6y ago
A long long time ago I was sitting with my mother in the living room when the big glass ashtray on the round table became a thousand pieces that dispersed like a liquid with a sand-like sound. Someone told me that cosmic rays could do that.
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6y ago
Spot on, I've never been to that side of the pond, mate :P
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6y ago
Also why didn't she follow up with "well, I do" and see what would happen? Is it better to shut up and blame communication style? Is shutting your mouth and getting angry a communication style?
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6y ago
Spanish, that's right, but I guess they mean Latin.
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6y ago
The strategy is different, and clear though. First monopolize contents, then censor. It seemed impossible to do in the web when it bloomed. Compared with tv, it was a difficult beast to tame. But free resources, convenience and having all y
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6y ago
I have the most reliable source. For me, that would be me. You don't need some double blind study. If what you're trying to achieve is mental acuity, it's self-evident, really. Just test different kinds of food and you will n
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6y ago
For some time I believed that my rate of thinking had decreased. But that changed for the better. Exercise, healthy food and sleeping schedule, friendly job environment and it turned back to my thirties perfomance, even higher. My two cents
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6y ago
Programmers use frameworks that offer everything they need out of the box. They do need shared state for sessions. But they don't sit down and think if they're going to use threads or processes. They just choose a popular, feature
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6y ago
Different people has different sensitivity to different substances. Take musk. Musk is an organic substances coming from the glands of a few animals. It's one of the most common base notes in perfumery. Since perfumes became a mass mar
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6y ago
Web server programming is inherently multithreaded. I'm not sure if that's a convincing answer, but web performance is definitely a common rationale to use .NET or Java over Python or JS.
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6y ago
I take you'd better read an honest answer about what makes people avoid positions where there's much coding in favor of others rather than some joke or anecdote about why I'm not coding right now. Coding has the seed of burno
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6y ago
Aren't the calculations done always with the initial points? I'm very curious to know if that's not the case.
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6y ago
Nah, it's systemic. At some moment there were some missiles. There's no way to explain that, unless you believe the missiles make a transmition to the ship that launched them, to say in their noisy missile language that they'
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6y ago
Sometimes when I read History, I wonder why the hell people at the time didn't see the obvious threats that were looming over them. Actually there's always some guys that see what's coming and tell, but nobody cares and a lot
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6y ago
For me 4th was boring and even more disappointing considering that, after all they suffered to open the portal, all that they found was a ruined, minefield piece of shit planet. Fith is being a little more entertaining but also turning the
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6y ago
This article is well written, thoroughly analizes a real problem and hits the nail on the head pointing to the crux of the problem: that so-called best practices are really a social phenomenon. Just wanted to say thank you for writing this.
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6y ago
Everybody knows about the life of everybody else. Everybody is ready to criticize you and mess in your business. Everybody believes they know you and you cannot change so you won't change. You are stuck with the same job and, often tox
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6y ago
They are dead wrong, life in rural area is all about having good relationship with your neighbors because people help each other there. Maybe that's the case where you live. I've seen other places where everybody was at war with
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