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by neetle 5y ago
How is "go build ." and scp more complex than managing an integration with a 3rd party using a proprietary API
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by neetle 5y ago
Eh, not really. I can straight-up embed the source of this and run with it if I want something that's html++ rather than "a new JS project". I know the API, because the source is simple. It's a small tool, for small jobs
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by neetle 5y ago
This library can be dropped into the headers of a html file to be used, rather than a compile step via Create React App. Create React App is likely one of the issues.
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by neetle 5y ago
"Try another language instead" is always a valid option. There isn't anything wrong with a language just not jiving with your sensibilities.
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by neetle 5y ago
> If you have a sedentary job, you do not need more than 1200 calories a day and can very easily get your nutrients with just that alone. That's not really close to true, at all. As someone standing at 180cm, my basal metabolic rate
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by neetle 5y ago
From my initial readings I _believe_ it's the backing out of intent. "Making action plans" and "provision of referrals" has also been mentioned so it could be both! I'm only looking at the lit reviews at the mo
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by neetle 5y ago
Not a ton, but initial studies do seem to suggest they push people from "executing on a plan with the means to do so" to not. Some recent meta-analysis I read seemed to indicate there needs to be more research done, but it's
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by neetle 5y ago
You're right that if we do find something that makes it irrelevant, it won't be needed. Let's not make perfect the enemy of good here though - it's a mild preventative that actually may help someone at risk. There have b
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by neetle 5y ago
Suicide and what motivates people to complete it is an incredibly complex topic. If you're looking at somewhere to start reading, I found Durkheim's theories interesting (and somewhat comforting, given recent experiences). If some
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by neetle 5y ago
I find it interesting that this article completely missed the political rhetoric around electric vehicles [0]. IMO as soon as this issue was politicised, it killed the inertia of the electric car movement locally. Once the EVs are sub-luxur
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by neetle 6y ago
I'd like to see a source on that "over half" - it seems like it's very dependant on who you're talking to. I've only met one of my extended friends group who's been against the lockdowns.
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by neetle 6y ago
Except for Tiny Tiny RSS. They're pretty anti-cache, for whatever reason.
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by neetle 6y ago
_Technically_ you're right. Go considers v0/v1 to be a distinct module from v2. Most people would consider this to be the same module, but Go doesn't. If you want to know more, you can go read the manifesto released by the ma
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by neetle 6y ago
I'd like to point out that post-WW2 the US had about half of the world's wealth and a ton of labour to produce for the greater world. Regulations or not, they would have dominated either way. The US's success, I'd argue,
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by neetle 6y ago
The issue I see with that argument specifically is that the underlying system will always have people not in jobs. From my reading, economists consider a 100% employment rate bad as it means there's no elasticity in the labour supply.
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by neetle 7y ago
It feels vaguely like Pascal's wager. The payoff for anthropogenic climate change existing and us doing something is much higher than the price of it not existing and us doing something.
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by neetle 7y ago
I highly recommend going obsessive with cooking. It pays dividends when you can cook at home and eat like a king. I found playing with Heston Blumenthal recipes and then diving into as many cook books as possible to be the best way to star
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by neetle 7y ago
We're talking about people who wouldn't have enough money to fight this in court. All it would take is one attempt to enforce it with the right judge and it'd seem like a legitimate clause.
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by neetle 7y ago
The wait time for cancer treatment for the poor in Australia is the same as the rich, whereas the wait time in the US for the poor is "have you made funeral arrangements?" Having had a family member just go through the Australian
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by neetle 7y ago
It'd be less of an issue if the entry process wasn't advertised as meritocratic, I suspect.
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by neetle 7y ago
Murdoch owns 2/3rd of all newspapers and their associated brands in Australia. Arguing that he's "not that powerful" is disingenuous. IIRC, that raid was over an article that was a few years old at that point. If it was
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by neetle 7y ago
> after Windows uses the Linux kernel Or just open sources theirs, but yeah I generally agree. > and Microsoft uses Rust Hold on. That'd be cool and all but they've already released 2-3 open source languages. Pretending that
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by neetle 7y ago
From my experience, the landlord would throw us out of the house if we even breathe the wrong way - let alone screw in holes in the wall.
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by neetle 8y ago
Personally, I've found having them in the one place works really well until my under-5 year old wants to play "driving to daycare" and forgets where they left them once done.
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by neetle 9y ago
How did you get into a role like that? Sounds like something that would be fun.