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by noworriesnate 2y ago
It's so cool that she's lucid. You can find out so much about how the world has changed from someone like that. I know a 102 year old who wrote her autobiography a couple years ago and it is so fascinating. One thing that stood ou
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by noworriesnate 2y ago
Visual Studio is nice but I vastly prefer Rider, even on Windows. It feels bit snappier, especially when you're comparing Visual Studio + Resharper versus Rider. TBH this is probably a matter of what is familiar though.
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by noworriesnate 2y ago
This violates the constitution because it is unusual (the constitution bans cruel and unusual punishments). So, we'll have to normalize this punishment.
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by noworriesnate 2y ago
The context you're missing is that being "diverse" makes you more likely to be hired than you otherwise would be, but being "diverse" doesn't make you better at the job. If we had the conversation inside the gu
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by noworriesnate 2y ago
> In summary, Harry's GitHub profile is a cautionary tale of ambition without the execution—more like a “WHO?” than a “WHO’S WHO?” in the coding community. ouch, lol
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by noworriesnate 2y ago
I've noticed the same thing even on airplanes, where everyone is offline. Unfortunately in that case almost everything is either sleeping, consuming corporate entertainment, or reading books. BUT there are always a few people who are o
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by noworriesnate 2y ago
> all have good and bad traits. I get that you're trying to be helpful but this dangerous thinking. Specifically the idea that there's some universal definition of "good" and "bad" is problematic. For instan
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by noworriesnate 2y ago
But mutation isn't part of that definition. Evolution isn't happening if there's no mutation. Otherwise the ability to interbreed would never go away no matter how much evolution happens.
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by noworriesnate 2y ago
Not really...a lot of people I know would have the same complaint. I think it shows the disconnect between you and OP, not that he's trolling.
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by noworriesnate 2y ago
Not a Hindu at all, but to me the idea that an ethnicity should be able to draw lines around itself to defend itself seems self-evident. Self-determinism and all that. And I that is a place where we can come together--come together to agree
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by noworriesnate 2y ago
The solution to this is obvious. We need to ask each denomination supply gladiators\W\W\W\W\Wmissionaries who will debate the finer points of doctrine with warhammers. Once everyone agrees there's a winner then the winner gets to decid
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by noworriesnate 2y ago
This is a good list, but why start there? We should start with the genocides in the Bible itself. There are so many, it's hard to pick just one, but I think my favorite is where David, a man after God's own heart, killed all the m
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by noworriesnate 2y ago
Not in an interplanetary society. If you're on Europa, your entire body weighs approximately one pound.
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by noworriesnate 2y ago
We tried raising a generation of babies without breastmilk and discovered that doing so causes weak digestive tracts. We have a huge problem with obesity, largely due to highly processed foods that are optimized for profits. We have a menta
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by noworriesnate 2y ago
It was a joke because Stackoverflow is notorious for answering questions with "you shouldn't be doing that, do something else"
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by noworriesnate 2y ago
This problem will be solved with a vengeance when the next OpenAI model is released, because it will incorporate Stackoverflow content[1]. [1] https://www.wired.com/story/stack-overflow-will-charge-ai-gi...
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by noworriesnate 2y ago
What on earth this was me too!! I still remember leaving my 486 rendering all night after I had messed with the computer and disconnected the CPU fan. Several hours of sleep later there was a loud blaring alarm, because the CPU was about to
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by noworriesnate 2y ago
We eat the seeds, not the blade. I would assume by "eating grass" op meant eating the grass blades. Maybe in the future vegans will genetically engineer themselves to chew their cud. That actually sounds like a cool scifi backstor
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by noworriesnate 2y ago
Interesting. The kubernetes yaml generation would be a pain--I don't want to keep my database or S3 in k8s but I do want to manage it via IaC. Edit: looks like the k8s export is a community-supported tool, not official MS. Which begs t
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by noworriesnate 2y ago
Infrastructure as code in C# is already supported by Pulumi[1]. However, developing anything significant requires a lot of copying values from one part of the stack to another, lots of magic strings and lots of combinations of parameters th
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by noworriesnate 3y ago
Location: Tennessee, USA Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C#, Azure, Pulumi, Site Reliability Engineering, Typescript, Angular, React, DevOps, Docker, IoT, R, Python, data analysis Résumé/CV: Available upon reque
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by noworriesnate 3y ago
The new Windows mail app has ads in it that look almost exactly like normal emails. They pushed me to adopt it from the old mail app and I'm regretting the decision. Apple's mail apps never do that.
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by noworriesnate 3y ago
Good point. People of European descent have more diversity in hair color, hair texture and eye color than any other race. That’s because a lot of those traits are recessive and are only expressed in isolated gene pools (European peoples are
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by noworriesnate 3y ago
I have an an-law who is vegan, who has compared me eating meat to pedophilia and suggested that the only moral choices I had was to either commit suicide or become vegan. A constant barrage of utter bullshit, going on for years. All with pl
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by noworriesnate 3y ago
Right now when I'm riding and reading a book, or using a laptop, I get really carsick. I wonder if the Vision Pro could make windows move or bounce in a way that helps my brain anticipate the movement of the car? That might be a way th
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by noworriesnate 3y ago
What is E/acc?
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by noworriesnate 3y ago
Extism is a polyglot plugin framework that has support for a lot of languages. It supports passing strings back and forth but that’s it for now IIUC. I’ve started incorporating it into a project of mine and really like it.
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by noworriesnate 3y ago
ASP.NET Core + HotChocolate GraphQL for backend, blazor for internal tools frontend, and react for web frontend
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by noworriesnate 3y ago
Access to white people is basically a human right at this point, so any attempt by whites to prevent non-whites from exercising their human rights is by definition racist
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by noworriesnate 3y ago
> “When they spoke to us in Hebrew and we wouldn’t understand, they’d beat us up,” he continues. > “They hit me in the back where my kidneys are and my legs. They took my family, and I don’t know where they are,” he says, his voice br

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