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by nisegami 4y ago
That's my experience too. I have a perfectly good understanding of the monad interface and some of its more common use cases, but it never felt like I had a magical moment of clarity regarding their nature, so I always doubted I really
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by nisegami 4y ago
It's not just that it doesn't emit light, it doesn't appear to reflect or absorb light either. If it did, we should be able to pick it up through spectral analysis.
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by nisegami 4y ago
But don't claim to be something you're not. Perhaps the "open-core" label might be most appropriate here?
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by nisegami 4y ago
GP commenter never claimed it was. I imagine they recommended it based on what GGP commenter seems to like.
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by nisegami 4y ago
>This new wave of protests is particularly bad as politicians are now threatened in their homes. While I don't agree with the positions held by the farmers, I do have to admire a group of people who know where to direct their energy
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by nisegami 4y ago
>Take pensioners behind the block and pop a cap in their heads like cattle? For what it's worth, it'd get the job done. But that aside, for starters, we should have let covid-19 run its course. Vaccines, if any, should have bee
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by nisegami 4y ago
Maybe we just shouldn't be living that long?
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by nisegami 4y ago
It really makes no difference where the data is stored once it's accessible by a US company: "The CLOUD Act primarily amends the Stored Communications Act (SCA) of 1986 to allow federal law enforcement to compel U.S.-based technol
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by nisegami 4y ago
We've seen some small scale attempts at this with Google News, but I eagerly await the day someone tries it for real. Imagine Whatsapp backing out of India to strongarm the government. It'll be awful for everyone involved in the l
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by nisegami 4y ago
I know this wasn't your intention, but this is the most compelling argument to try it that I've ever heard.
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by nisegami 4y ago
>but then 3 years later you realise something you somewhat care about has been silently broken for a very long time The trick is to never stay somewhere long enough to feel the consequences of your bad decisions
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by nisegami 4y ago
I'm on something like this due to an eating disorder called ARFID. I'm also of Indian descent and intensely pre-disposed to insulin resistance. Basically, not doing too well here.
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by nisegami 4y ago
Calling it a clone feels misleading to me. They're both made by ByteDance. It's more akin to two instances of a product (with some customizations on each).
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by nisegami 4y ago
A triple pendulum at rest now will be at rest 1s from now. A triple pendulum moving now will likely be moving 1s from now. That doesn't mean that the triple pendulum isn't a chaotic system. It just shows the chaotic nature of the
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by nisegami 4y ago
>I will never understand why companies fail to give candidates constructive feedback. Zero benefit to them with small but non-zero chance of causing them a lot of problems. Unless a lawyer looks over the feedback, all it takes is an unch
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by nisegami 4y ago
Sounds like that could be resolved with a simple alias in your shell?
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by nisegami 4y ago
I imagine that Brave, Vivaldi, etc. will still allow Manifest V2?
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by nisegami 4y ago
I'm not convinced there was a goal behind all this. It smells to me most strongly of manic behavior on Musk's part.
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by nisegami 4y ago
Usenet binary groups still exist and are heavily used for piracy.
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by nisegami 4y ago
I will simply not do that
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by nisegami 4y ago
Aella_Girl has a reputation in other communities for being a bit unhinged, so that tracks.
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by nisegami 4y ago
If you take a "concern" to be domain-defined rather than architecture-defined, then this approach separates concerns effectively.
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by nisegami 4y ago
I wanted to mention something like this, but I felt like my experience is too limited to be sure. My impression is that in the US, the cost of care will lead to people avoiding seeking treatment for things that don't appear urgent. Som
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by nisegami 4y ago
>I've also not heard of someone dying in the hospital because their loved ones couldn't gather up enough money Am from a country with universal health care. It's not uncommon to die waiting for treatment or there simply no
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by nisegami 4y ago
I smell an opportunity here to provide a service where people pay to have someone else deal with these companies.
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by nisegami 4y ago
If the shooter is white, the left wing will accuse the media of trying to cover up for a hate crime. If the shooter is not white, the right wing will accuse the media of trying to cover up a violent criminal.
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by nisegami 4y ago
>Airing it in public isn't going to work for him. I think it depends on what his goal is. To me, it seems like he just wants his truth to be known.
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by nisegami 4y ago
Adolescents act out because they quickly realize that the adults in their life give a lot more attention to problems than to things going well. I think this makes sense, and there's a psychological basis for this. I'm not surprise
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by nisegami 4y ago
The credit score system benefits the ones who have the most power to change it. That's why there's no real motivation to remove it.
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by nisegami 4y ago
This is simply not true. Your credit score is frequently taken into consideration applying to rent a place to live.

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