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by onlypositive 3y ago
> that some species are 'invasive' and others are native is just picking a snapshot in time. What's your point? Invasive plants are still invasive. It's not always a problem but if they're getting labelled invasi
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by onlypositive 3y ago
I stopped caring what those people think a decade ago.
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by onlypositive 3y ago
open-source /əʊp(ə)nˈsɔːs/ adjective denoting software for which the original source code is made freely available and may be redistributed and modified Adding community to this definition is a stretch. It really doesn't matt
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by onlypositive 3y ago
I feel like if we all embraced the death of copyright in the early 2000's we would be in such a better place to handle this right now.
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by onlypositive 3y ago
I think you're confusing creation and expression. Expression has no value in today's digital world. Creation has value but using expression to exchange for that value is difficult, requiring limits on expression in order for the s
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by onlypositive 3y ago
That's pretty funny. Why is this a problem? I don't like the use of facial rec but I don't see an issue banning these people. Which of these is the issue here?
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by onlypositive 3y ago
Can I store the keys in bitwarden or am I stuck using google chrome to access this or whatever Mozilla cooks up? I can't rely on retaining access to my Google account for logging into things.
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by onlypositive 3y ago
Humans are social animals. Feeling out of place is our evolution telling us to find a group and figure out how to fit in. It's kind of weird how we try to fight this basic human need.
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by onlypositive 3y ago
Try aoe4 it's an amazing game with a great community.
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by onlypositive 3y ago
Of course it's the natural state and an inalienable right to modify or do with the things you own in the way you see fit. When was the last time you asked the builders association if you could remodel your kitchen? When was the last ti
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by onlypositive 3y ago
They're fine for most use cases. Probably wouldn't trust windows or MacOS against state actors. Fedora defaults are adequate but depend on the strength of your password. Simplest setup is actually to just enable SSD password in bi
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by onlypositive 3y ago
Are there actually any small businesses left in Portland?
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by onlypositive 3y ago
Bing generating snippets of text from websites isn't going to generate hallucinations like you think it is.
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by onlypositive 3y ago
Definitely agree it comes down to design, this video is really just about one type of suburbia, the type without any shops or recreational facilities of any kind or even footpaths to get around. The suburbs I grew up in were full of kids ru
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by onlypositive 3y ago
Did you email jeff@amazon.com? That's what I do when I want bugs fixed.
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by onlypositive 4y ago
Capitalism isn't "a system" in the sense that it's defined. It's the default you're left with when you get rid of all the other crap.
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by onlypositive 4y ago
> It’s unlikely that we ever move toward this, in my opinion, due to the other issues inherent to communism (unfair (from the perspective of most policy makers) distribution of resources, corruption, etc.). It's because communism ha
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by onlypositive 4y ago
Event sourcing allows business models and access to the data to change over time without having to modify the shape of historical data. The ability to change your interface is what's alluring, not the mere fact that you have a record o
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by onlypositive 4y ago
It's not even what I give a crap about when I complain about clevo rebrands. Give me a plastic chassis, it's lighter handles bumps and insulates heat from my legs better.
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by onlypositive 4y ago
/s
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by onlypositive 4y ago
Don't worry, the TSA has inserted itself into overseas airports too. When travelling to the US we get subjected to random/targeted searches in the gating area by US TSA staff before being allowed to board. This is after our own ty
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by onlypositive 4y ago
Not really, we keep moving from project to project because we're discovering no value in the initiative or it's outcomes after testing things out. It's not necessarily failed management, it's just the nature of big tech.
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by onlypositive 4y ago
Yup, this is basically it. My team at work hasn't created any meaningful value in a year. We've shipped nonstop but the things were tasked to work on just don't work out or even if they are well received simply don't add
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by onlypositive 4y ago
Put me in the movie!
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by onlypositive 4y ago
> PSR is intended for framework authors That's my problem with it. It should be focused on what's good for developers. Not what makes it easier to overengineer the next flavour of the month.
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by onlypositive 4y ago
"works just fine" - obviously never watched xdebug shart the bed while composer tries to version match phpunit. A module system and less reliance on PSR the better. Why exactly does PSR still exist?
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by onlypositive 4y ago
I abandon those projects. You know they'll pull the same crap just as fast next time.
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by onlypositive 4y ago
SVB had basically no hedging against rate rises. Every other bank out there did.
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by onlypositive 4y ago
Because we're looking for life of any kind. Water is the main ingredient to that as far as we know.
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by onlypositive 4y ago
This is a bit of an odd take. Do you think that because you can manage one screen well that you don't need a second screen? Or do you think other people only need a second screen because they can't manage a single one? More screen

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