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3y ago
If you're interested, I've got some magic beans for sale
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nprateem
3y ago
JTE was a like refinding sanity after thinking I'd be stuck with Thymeleaf when I started playing with Spring Boot.
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3y ago
Maybe those walls of text with testimonials AND THAT'S NOT ALL!!! work for some. I lost the will to wade through to find out how much the courses are - how much are they roughly?
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3y ago
We ask ourselves how the Romans could have found watching people fight to the death entertaining, how people justified slavery and genocide. Future generations will be equally dumbfounded why we wilfully destroyed our planet.
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3y ago
I think he meant he doesn't like when the peasants rise up against the lords.
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3y ago
I'll give you an example. An issue with a single data centre can cause multiple AWS APIs in the region to fail across services (I've seen this several times). At that point, if you're only in a single region, you're stuf
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3y ago
I'm not sure I'd trust dating apps and weaker chat apps not to just be sending the contents of messages to a TLS push notification endpoint that Apple/Google could do whatever with before forwarding on to devices.
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3y ago
Chat message content?
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nprateem
3y ago
It would very much help if you wanted to stop the government hoovering up the content of chat messages sent as push notifications
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3y ago
Go on Indiehackers, look at new/popular projects, create a minor twist if you feel like it, then create a competing offering and market the crap out of it.
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3y ago
Because it lets them establish a beach-head in a less-demanding market, but one with deep pockets. It also lets them create corporate relationships. With all this revenue they keep adding features until the product is more general purpose a
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3y ago
Styling based on js, eg striking through if an item becomes deleted, etc
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3y ago
My enemy's enemy is my friend
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3y ago
Anyone experienced performance improvements by using pypy instead of cpython with django?
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3y ago
Mobile
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3y ago
Honestly, yoga. I'm not talking about the stretching contests they do in most gyms, I'm talking about the real deal. When your sexual energy gets drawn up into your body as your nervous system is awakened you get a new definition
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3y ago
Meditate to appreciate the wonder that each moment is unique. It's just your mind that's become bored (that's what minds do). Your awareness is still fresh.
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3y ago
Build a reputation for yourself at conferences, etc. and companies will be hiring you , not a role.
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3y ago
Sorry, just wrong on so many levels. Consciousness is not a concept, it's a self-evident experience. A rose by any other name would be just as beautiful, etc.
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nprateem
3y ago
Nothing to do with China. It seemed to follow the structured tone of chatgpt. This is why attempts to identify AI content through analysis are doomed.
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3y ago
Yeah I stopped reading since it's based on a false predicate. I've read the rest and it's still undermined by the same unprovable assumption. Perhaps consciousness is binary and the rock is just as conscious as a human. We do
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3y ago
You've misunderstood. Awareness absolutely is not "when thoughts come back online". This is simple to experience for yourself since it'd mean we stop being aware when listening so intently thoughts stop. Obviously we don
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3y ago
> A rock is not conscious. That's obvious. But it's not obvious at all. It may possess consciousness in a way we can't relate to or communicate with. This is the whole problem with consciousness and has been discussed by p
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3y ago
Hide the sausage
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3y ago
Is there a good user registration/auth solution for spring boot?
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3y ago
And to apply other relevant knowledge as appropriate in order to create logically/factually correct, original insights and connections.
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3y ago
Unless he's saying it can actually comprehend, then it's still just more accurate predictions. Wake me at the singularity.
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3y ago
Liberals in general branded anyone with any concerns about immigration as racist. This let the right-wingers control the debate and play on peoples' fears. The results were Brexit, Trump and now this guy.
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3y ago
We always have choice
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3y ago
The opposite of burnout - rust out - can be a serious problem for good devs in large orgs where it's impossible to get anything done. Just fill the downtime by working on side projects, hobbies, fitness, etc. Even still it can be drain
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