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omega3
5y ago
They make it very difficult to be a contributor as well, a lot of subreddits focus on showcasing/bragging rather than discussions now. I've had a DIY question I've posted to the three biggest home improvement/diy subredd
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5y ago
> What else did you expect instead? I've expected for people to formulate an interesting, persuasive counter argument. That's how you advance a conversation. You don't advance the discussion by ad hominem remarks or ignori
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5y ago
Thanks for the diagnosis, I think it's not as highly unusual as you might think. I bet outside of their relatively small social circles humans aren't preoccupied with reduction of suffering or altruism in any meaningful way. Of co
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omega3
5y ago
What leverage?
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5y ago
I find IMDB ratings are often over inflated, rotten tomatoes ratings are much better but not perfect.
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omega3
5y ago
Sounds like any other investment.
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5y ago
I'm using Vivaldi for this specific reason.
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5y ago
You'd be surprised, a lot of wealth creation happened with crypto.
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5y ago
This is terrible for colorblind people.
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omega3
5y ago
It happened recently with Markus Persson and Jonathan Blow.
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5y ago
> You can live on that but only barely. It depends, in Poland the lowest pension is less than 400 usd per month (which is less than 30sqm apartment in cheapest part of Warsaw). It's not enough to survive on unless you own your own a
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5y ago
The gist of the allegation: "I'm just going to be explicit. In 2020, Henry created 12 issues, commented 25 times, and created 29 pull requests. This is across all Babel orgs." "Sorry but that's DEFINITELY not $132k
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5y ago
Maybe that was true 20, 30 years ago. Right now outside of a handful of studios that release quality games the rest aren't that good or innovative. I find it hard to believe people are happy to work on games with heavy elements of micr
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5y ago
It would be be interesting to understand how they can link new accounts to each game?
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5y ago
What book would be a good introduction to this genre?
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5y ago
Some people are complaining that the size is wrong, the fruits were much smaller before selective breeding.
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5y ago
I was referring to the lack of a relegation within The Super League.
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5y ago
3x based on the sources [1][2] I think the biggest selling point was the lack of relegation which removes the huge risk and 32.5% guaranteed share of the tv and advertising for the founding 15 plus additional 32.5% for the 20. [1] https:&#
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5y ago
I think the reverse is actually true, more people know what regex is than what it stands for (especially if their first language isn't English). https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?geo=US&q=regex,regu...
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5y ago
Some of them are baffling. regex - Don't use. Instead, use regular expression
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6y ago
I plan to remain in an home office centric culture as my baseline after pandemic.
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6y ago
They do in the games where you're playing against the casino (blackjack). However, counting of cards isn't illegal so they ban you for playing too well. In poker the players play against each other and there is no risk to the casi
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6y ago
I don't see any software produced today approaching the level of user-centric productivity and speed one can get out of (keyboard only) Excel. Is software like this just not being produced now?
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6y ago
The article was changed since my original comment.
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6y ago
It reads like the author is basically guessing, in the lessons learned he mentions 2FA and in the same sentence he mentions that it might not have helped ultimately. He mentions it's a speculation, he'c not the injured party. Some
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6y ago
I had a very hard time reading this article. It's filled with so many platitudes and truisms ("And, it always helps to have friends and good relationships with the people who are able to help.") and yet it doesn't really
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6y ago
I have a theory (very likely not novel) that the number of hours isn't as important as the continuity and the quality. I've seen first hand the tax people pay when they master something and then stop that activity and then rejoin
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6y ago
Congratulations on the book but the formatting is very poor for a technical book. 10 words per line is good for a small paperback sized novel not for a technical publication. The excessive white space, the line spacing are also inappropriat
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6y ago
Try to miswrite a name of a french classic dish intentionally like you're doing here at a party or a dinner and you'll pay a heavy price in being ridiculed. I've seen this phenomenon with other things where Americans often mi
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6y ago
What an unfortunate name, pierogi is already plural.
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