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by nemo44x 2y ago
Indeed and I can see the appeal on old courses that were designed for a ground game that doesn’t exist in the modern aerial game. Especially if you have firm conditions like in Scotland.
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by nemo44x 2y ago
They do. But there’s a line between arbitrary and fair. One of the things players want most is for outcomes to not be random/arbitrary and for skill to be judged fairly. That good shots are rewarded and bad shots penalized. The game al
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by nemo44x 2y ago
My favorite thread here. In essence making the case for baseball in that you don’t have to pay attention and it’s even better when you can’t see it, only hear about it. But it’s all true. Having a game on the radio outside with a group of f
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by nemo44x 2y ago
Golf should rate gear differently for different levels of play. Most golfers need these improvements as it makes recreational golf more enjoyable. But it makes the game too easy for professionals. Gear rated for their tournaments would be b
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by nemo44x 2y ago
There’s a lot of debate in golf if the game had been spoiled at professional levels because of modern gear. Courses have been made longer to accommodate and it’s very likely there’s less reliance on skill today. All the optimizations are ar
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by nemo44x 2y ago
Tiktoking in the bathroom will be the new smoking in the bathroom.
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by nemo44x 2y ago
Where did I say it had to be put in water? I literally said kids should consume vitamins with fluoride. You’re the one making up things about a topic you don’t understand. You really want to strengthen teeth as they’re developing. It’s crit
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by nemo44x 2y ago
Same kids as always but so many are displaced today. Most of them shouldn’t be in a university as they aren’t particularly smart, curious, or interested in becoming a serious person at that moment. Most kids can’t read serious fiction or ru
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by nemo44x 2y ago
That doesn’t work because it’s topical. You give kids vitamins to get fluoride into their system to strengthen their developing adult teeth.
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by nemo44x 2y ago
For children developing their “adult teeth” fluoride ingestion strengthens those teeth before they pop out. Topical has no effect obviously since they haven’t surfaced yet.
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by nemo44x 2y ago
Used to in the USA. when I was in school lunches were all made from scratch from a full time kitchen staff. Guessing today the MBAs have figured out how to reduce costs by automating and centralizing food production so that schools only nee
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by nemo44x 2y ago
No they’re cheap. But compared to the other ingredients which are mainly subsidized…
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by nemo44x 2y ago
Gawker destroyed itself because they let a reckless drug addict make editorial decisions while high and drunk which ended in the demise of the company. Fortunately that editor has recovered and has a neat blog/newsletter that focuses o
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by nemo44x 2y ago
Ever heard the saying “good help is hard to find.”? It’s not bullshit, it really is.
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by nemo44x 2y ago
This whole thing is “why won’t you let us undermine you?! The law says we can subvert and overthrow you!” Coercion has limits.
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by nemo44x 2y ago
What crash so you foresee? We just had a correction but that’s typical and healthy. How do you think it will unfold?
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by nemo44x 2y ago
Why is it racist? Nationalist? Sure. But not racist.
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by nemo44x 2y ago
Entry level managers (supervisors in working class tongue) code. They are often player coaches and own a series of tasks. They work more than the other guys and are compensated more and on the manager path. They are lieutenants or sergeants
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by nemo44x 2y ago
Isn’t the whole point of DuckDB is that it’s not distributed?
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by nemo44x 2y ago
They probably already have them. There’s no advantage to announcing that. Similar to Israel. Regardless there’s very probably multiple USA nuclear subs surrounding the place.
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by nemo44x 2y ago
At least the weather is great so they got that going for them.
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by nemo44x 2y ago
So this is pretty much it in my opinion. Mangers collaborate with other managers and it’s much easier and effective to do this in person. A big part of the job is this. It’s how you align cross functionally and lots of serendipitous things
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by nemo44x 2y ago
Indeed. I don’t think people outside the coasts realize how much more the large set of top earners make.
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by nemo44x 2y ago
It’s a great quote and true if Sam Altman is any example. I don’t know Yarvin but he has pretty much explicitly said and taken actions which suggest he’s not interested in ruling. He’s written many thousands of words why he wouldn’t be a go
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by nemo44x 2y ago
When you look around at how expensive homes are in certain areas and continue to lose the auction because everyone else had a cash bid, realize a lot of people are getting a lot of money from their aging and dying boomer parents. Where I li
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by nemo44x 2y ago
Yarvin has stated he absolutely is not the person on top. That he’s not cut out to be that person. His role is the philosopher; more a priest than prince.
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by nemo44x 2y ago
Too big. Maybe redis?
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by nemo44x 2y ago
IBM has been on a shopping spree of garbage companies. Which tools are next?
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by nemo44x 2y ago
It doesn’t really matter since the USA will invade Mexico in the next year as part of a new anti-terrorisim initiative initially aimed at drug cartels. As that escalates many things will get carved out for corporate interests. I’m not sayin
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by nemo44x 2y ago
Neo4j is pretty bad and very dated. No idea what they’re doing. MemGraph is a much better tool. Really graph is a feature and not a product.

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