padjo

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by padjo 6mo ago
Bad.
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by padjo 6mo ago
Smart people are very prone to using their intellectual abilities for self deception and rationalisation.
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by padjo 6mo ago
> do you think the CCP leaders are better? Based on their public statements and policy actions, absolutely. America these days sounds and behaves like a country being run by absolute cretins.
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by padjo 6mo ago
I dunno it seems pretty irrational to me.
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by padjo 6mo ago
He could literally throw him under a bus and not suffer any legal consequences. It's probably 50/50 whether or not senate Republican would vote to impeach him after that.
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by padjo 6mo ago
What direction do you reckon support has been trending in the last month?
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by padjo 6mo ago
I salute your can-do spirit and your will to customise your tools to your preferences. I also think you're an animal and need to be stopped before you do more damage to perfectly well designed machines.
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by padjo 6mo ago
I had never even heard the idea of seasons starting on the solstices or equinoxes before. What a bizarre way to look at the year.
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by padjo 6mo ago
It was the early 2000s though, $17 got you like a weeks worth of snacks back then.
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by padjo 6mo ago
Read the last line of the article again.
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by padjo 6mo ago
It's certainly making all that Venezuelan oil seem economically viable.
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by padjo 6mo ago
Yeah this almost frames it as an honest mistake when it was actually a fait accompli. The decision to invade was made and some pretext was generated.
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by padjo 6mo ago
> That money could go to... I don't know... feed people? Just one example. Or even keep it in NASA and do something where we actually learn something new. It's crazy to me that we've still only sent one craft to Neptune an
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by padjo 6mo ago
Also: stop installing random extensions
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by padjo 6mo ago
CEO said a thing. https://karlbode.com/ceo-said-a-thing-journalism/
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by padjo 6mo ago
It feels like they launched actions and it quickly turned out to be an operations and availability nightmare. Since then, they've been firefighting and now the problems have spread to previously stable things like issues and PRs
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by padjo 6mo ago
MS burning trust with people to do some stupid marketing is on the fewer assumptions side of Occam's razor.
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by padjo 7mo ago
Yeah there's no way a fax actually gets printed for this. I worked in an admin role like this 25 years ago and incoming faxes went straight to PDF on a network share even back then.
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by padjo 7mo ago
At least one of them is sitting on a raspberry pi in my house. Rather than pay a subscription for a workout tracker app or learn and configure a bloated open source one, I built my own in a few hours with Claude with the exact feature set
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by padjo 7mo ago
They certainly behave as if they do.
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by padjo 7mo ago
It's a case of Chesterton's fence. Having built complex apps pre-react, I wouldn't be in a hurry to go back to that approach because I have first hand experience of running into the problems it solves.
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by padjo 7mo ago
Nope. Just a reductio as absurdum that you decided to counter by asking that I maintain higher standards of debate than you. The notion that atomic architecture came about because people are stupid and performative is not really useful. Its
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by padjo 7mo ago
Interesting that rather than try to bolster your claim you resorted to a logical fallacy to justify it.
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by padjo 7mo ago
A third argument is that it was because of aliens from the planet Blotrox Prime. But I suppose without evidence we'll just have to accept that all three theories are equally probable.
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by padjo 7mo ago
What is your point exactly? That EVs manufacturers should be held to standards higher than everyone else who markets products by focusing on the upsides? Or that we should continue to use inefficient climate destroying technology because it
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by padjo 7mo ago
The philosophy was kinda refreshing in the early days. There was a really low barrier to publishing and people were encouraged to build and share tools rather than hoard things. It was probably somewhat responsible for the success of npm an
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by padjo 7mo ago
> you could just modify your real DOM straight from your networking code You can also use your underparts as a hat. It doesn't mean its a good idea.
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by padjo 7mo ago
You're making me very happy with my decision in 2021 to resist the appealing design of the Honda and buy an id3 with a reasonably sized battery. Also your in winter are you running the heater constantly? I find just dressing for outdoo
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by padjo 7mo ago
Bacurau was quite a trip. I left that one pleasingly befuddled.
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by padjo 7mo ago
Ah so the OP thinks OBAA was designed as a big budget popcorn flick? No wonder they didn't like it.

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