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by nawgz 3y ago
Seems like two big ifs - that they’re over represented, and that they wouldn’t switch to Reddit apps or web
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by nawgz 3y ago
> “the market” doesn’t think anything Wow, you’re really going to argue pedantically here? Let me be clear for the fools in the room then. The behavior exhibited here is perfectly rational and likely to be rewarded from the perspective o
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by nawgz 3y ago
I obviously don’t believe in capitalist philosophy but you’re joking if you think the market doesn’t consider ad-free users as a drain regardless of reality. Which is what I’m trying to say: you’re framing the actions of Reddit’s CSuite in
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by nawgz 3y ago
This breathless take that capitalists aren’t propagandists taking advantage of every step and spreading FUD at every other is shockingly naive. The CEO of Reddit is trying to punish this guy for overstepping because capital naturally positi
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by nawgz 3y ago
Possibly true; I think it would also be reasonable to pick some part of this if it interests you and reply to just that, nothing wrong with that.
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by nawgz 3y ago
Indeed, but that path code should just keep the perspective upright to avoid causing motion sickness
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by nawgz 3y ago
Right, I fully agree with you, I was just trying to explain my perception of why it doesn’t look like a video when the outputs are clearly fantastic and high fidelity.
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by nawgz 3y ago
I'm interested in Canvas - I write a lot of data viz in SVG. I find it to have lots of warts, but provide lots of value. I'm interested by this article and wish to challenge it too, here's my thoughts. Maybe I'm an idiot
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by nawgz 3y ago
It's just really horrible camera work. Rolling the camera like that only makes sense when it corresponds with acceleration, but here every corner has a lot of camera roll and the amount is not correlated with the movement. That induces
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by nawgz 3y ago
He means API calls, obviously overloaded the term "function calls" a bit In this case, I think it's also clear that most things you'd call an "application" abhor this behavior, which is why heavy clients are so
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by nawgz 3y ago
Sure, it’s unsurprising, but goes directly against how the GP was implying the court behaves. Adjacent political commentary isn’t wrong but is a different conversation
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by nawgz 3y ago
Hahaha what, they literally overrode 2 past court’s rulings after saying they wouldn’t. The judicial branch overrode a decision ruled on TWICE, decisively, bipartisanly, with no new legislature involved. That’s only consistent with interpre
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by nawgz 3y ago
“I just don’t understand how a court issuing rulings directly along partisan lines including overriding a massive, twice-confirmed-by-bipartisan-supreme-courts ruling directly violating the spirit of their confirmation hearings and the usua
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by nawgz 3y ago
Wish I could read this whole paper. DishBrain sounds absolutely horrifying.
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by nawgz 3y ago
Do I not know how to write CSS? Why is someone else's opinionated GUI generating CSS for me adding value? Devs aren't cheap, tools like this are useless. "Don't write code - use our GUI!" has been a winning proposit
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by nawgz 3y ago
> Are there faster more productive ways though? I mean, given that you pose this question and leave it entirely unanswered, the rest of your response reads pretty condescendingly to me. A knowledge graph in markdown is not propped up by
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by nawgz 3y ago
Most users are not technical Most technical users are still happy to use a GUI over writing their own scraper / visualizer
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by nawgz 3y ago
Is a "boson star" even a confirmed physical construct? I can see confirmed neutron stars like RXJ1856 that they think might be a strange star, but... Just based on what is a confirmed physical construct in the universe, a black ho
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by nawgz 3y ago
I fully disagree. It's the exact same internal mechanisms lending themselves identically to rerender semantics and so on. They were exposed with new names and access methods, but enabled you to perform virtually the same component upda
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by nawgz 3y ago
> no one bashes PG&E your head is out of the sand for the first time in years and you use your first breath to espouse things you have no clue about lmao
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by nawgz 3y ago
> Python's list comprehensions are merely syntactic sugar for filter + map, but they make functional code so much more readable. Compared to what? Languages with actual filter & map generics seem far more legible to me than list
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by nawgz 3y ago
People are generally horrible at driving. But then giving them a big, fast SUV with absurd levels of acceleration available is a horrible choice, and so hearing that this is the best seller should definitely strike fear into our hearts. Cor
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by nawgz 3y ago
So if I understand you, the only non-linear effect in play is that Heat Pumps are MORE efficient when the temperature differential is higher, is that correct?
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by nawgz 3y ago
> Fuck Microsoft's open source, since you need things spelled out for you. I do need that spelled out for me; TS is clearly such a humungous improvement on writing JS that it's ludicrous you would prefer them to just... keep it
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by nawgz 3y ago
> the latter will command both extreme heating and possibly also cooling I fully disagree with your use of "extreme" here, you have no evidence for that. Homes naturally have insulation which would mean the +22 temperatures wou
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by nawgz 3y ago
> I don't know why the myth that private sector entities create technologies is so pervasive Money pays to protect money, so all sorts of convenient myths are part of the common knowledge. Privatization is destroying the world. Capi
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by nawgz 3y ago
Unless there's some non-linear interactions that I'm unaware of, it seems like the mean temp is the only thing you'd need to know wrt how much energy you need to use to keep it roughly at some other temp thru the season
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by nawgz 3y ago
Enjoying programming != enjoying programming as work. Incredibly stupid claim
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by nawgz 3y ago
Are you fucking serious? Most people are living paycheck to paycheck This place is a fucking ivory tower huh? You guys are clueless
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by nawgz 3y ago
Let me be crystal clear: most people fucking hate working. Bosses are the worst, the money is the sole reason to do it, and we’d all be happier working way less. The idea people are “addicted” to working under a capitalist society is absurd

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