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otikik
1y ago
I think they are not going far enough. "All null-pointer-referencing issues should come with an accompanying fix pull request".
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otikik
1y ago
Best metaphor I have found to how I use them is as "a hunting dog". They can get into small crevasses and the foliage and whatnot and they don't mind getting wet. They can fluster rabbits out. And are somewhat smart. But you
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otikik
1y ago
I believe the implicit assertion there is "if they are poor, they don't matter".
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otikik
1y ago
Try reading my comment again with a more sarcastic tone.
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otikik
1y ago
Only the bourgeoisie can be trusted to handle credit responsibly. The proletariat is too illiterate and short-term-focused to be trusted with it.
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1y ago
We could also pay for renewables differently in order to disincentivize sudden drops or peaks, no? Something like: the first 10Gw after start and the last 10GW before a stop make 50% of the revenue than the rest. That should disincentivize
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otikik
1y ago
Or Afganistan.
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otikik
1y ago
You… don’t see it?
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otikik
1y ago
Yeah I coded a AAA game yesterday.
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otikik
1y ago
Well not a lot of people are good at self-defense either.
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otikik
1y ago
Yeah and we liked Twitter quite a lot too. I wonder if there's a connection there.
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otikik
1y ago
So, it saves you some clicks
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otikik
1y ago
Yeah, Peter Thiel does not have problems One,Two and Four. And Three is a minor inconvenience.
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otikik
1y ago
Wow the irony is palpable
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otikik
1y ago
Peak art
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otikik
1y ago
“People” here includes the US government as well
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1y ago
I’m eagerly awaiting version 2.0 with AI
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otikik
1y ago
Unclear origin, here's some investigation: https://quoteinvestigator.com/2020/04/29/tree-shade/
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otikik
1y ago
Let them do it. It will naturally explode on their faces. Let Amazon be the early adopters of this trend.
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otikik
1y ago
Study abroad. Europe has very good public universities
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otikik
1y ago
A pot? They gave you a pot??
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otikik
1y ago
That is great news and my congratulations to the parents. Hopefully it's something that we can repeat many times in the future.
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otikik
1y ago
Weaknesses can become strengths. Sometimes you want to have a quarrel. When French people quarrel they must rely on changes on pitch, cadence and volume because otherwise it sounds like they are ordering baguettes at the boulanger.
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otikik
1y ago
Thanks I hate it
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otikik
1y ago
I wonder how he's feeling about Chinese rooms these days.
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otikik
1y ago
I think the world has changed more than you think. You are assuming that I don't have friends or family in Zimbabwe. Which is true in this particular case. But it might as well not. As I said I have friends and family in several countr
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otikik
1y ago
When the government doesn't do it, it's because wealthy individuals have already bought the government. And have invested huge amounts of money into bamboozling the population into voting against their own interests.
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otikik
1y ago
> help your friend, your neighbor, your town, state, and country before you look further afield Many of my friends and family don't live on my neighborhood, town, state or country. They live in the world. Consider broadening up your
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otikik
1y ago
This might sound silly but I did have a specific moment where I realized “oh I am a ‘mister’ now”. I was 25 and just walking on a city street. Nothing special was happening, I didn’t overhear anyone talking about age. I just noticed it. Leg
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1y ago
I thought about this several years ago and I think I hit the right balance with these 2 rules of thumb: * The closer something is to your core business, the less you externalize. * You always externalize security (unless security is your ex
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