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by palijer 5y ago
You are absolutely correct that it does deserve to be critiqued, and it is important to do so. What makes me feel weird about the style however is there aren't any example of this, so if a reader does not know the field well of the com
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by palijer 5y ago
While I agree with the idea of the article, this sort of writing style always makes me feel like the author should be discussing this with a therapist instead of focusing and working on it. Not that they aren't correct here, but the &q
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by palijer 5y ago
What do you mean by "the madness"?
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by palijer 5y ago
What is to say you can't have both? Cameras and overlaying the display with the real world is already being done. Simply throwing up a work env as a HUD around the real world isn't at all beyond the reach of cures t tech. So you c
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by palijer 5y ago
> How pissed would you be if your employer dictated how you spent your wages because certain activities went against their beliefs. A drug addiction is a disease, not a belief. Spending money that should be used for necessities on drugs
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by palijer 5y ago
Cost my friends who didn't have personal health insurance $5 because they paid for parking. Live in Canada though, $2k seems insane with all the other expenses of a new baby and starting a family.
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by palijer 5y ago
On vacation and no laptop, but perhaps someone can add better readme directions to the patch. To us software folks, I t makes sense, but I imagine this'll be linked to many individuals outside of software who won't know even what
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by palijer 5y ago
>>The open source maintainer problem isn’t going to get much better in the near future. People are gonna keep blaming “Capitalism” for this. People are gonna keep blaming “Capitalism” for a lot of irrelevant things. People are gonna a
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by palijer 5y ago
https://www.mcmaster.com/ Fast, snappy, responsive. No banners or cookie prompts, doesn't ask my to sign up for a newsletter or an account to continue and see more selection, it doesn't load in megabytes of JavaSc
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by palijer 5y ago
If you are implying they "solved the problem of having to pay artists", that isn't true as Spotify payed artists over $23 billion as of 2020. https://loudandclear.byspotify.com/ I think they solved the proble
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by palijer 5y ago
And DOTA was just a custom Warcraft 3 map.
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by palijer 5y ago
That was not the authors main argument against proxies, that was just an additional point. You ignored the primary argument in your judgment. >>Because I could not fully trust the other customers with whom I shared the proxy bandwidth
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by palijer 5y ago
Are you implying that developing a mental illness is a decision some people make?
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by palijer 5y ago
Why are you commenting on an article that you admittedly didn't read? Even a comment on the contained quoted article you didn't read, seems like a bad starting point for any useful discussion.
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Yeah, the whole thing just has me thinking of the South Sea Bubble.
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Well, at the end of the day in this situation it is still humans that thought up the idea to separate the regions. I presume it is also humans who want to keep us-east-1 alive. Neither of those conditions (use1 going down or the cross DC co
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by palijer 5y ago
Just got taken down.
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by palijer 5y ago
Freedom of speech doesn't mean other people have to listen or host what you say. https://xkcd.com/1357/
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by palijer 5y ago
I dove down this road and was going to build something like this to pair Spotify Connect with my new Focal Solo6 Be's, but ended up settling on a Cambridge Audio CXNv2 network streamer instead. Cool project! I might venture down here a
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by palijer 5y ago
The LTT videos on them are great. Extra screws in the case, colour coded to prevent long screw damage, QR codes on everything as well. I'm way too excited about this company, it's all the changes I've been hoping for.
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Haha, reminds me exactly of this. https://xkcd.com/810/
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This has been needed in my life for a while. I am growing really apathetic about the internet lately, but I realize that is because my entry point is always a google search. I miss finding blog posts and scholarly articles in long form. I h
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by palijer 5y ago
How do the organic farms in your argument function without modern technology and machinery like tractors or transportation? I think you would be hard pressed to feed a nation with organic farms without oil refineries right now.
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by palijer 5y ago
Happy birthday!
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by palijer 5y ago
Kidmailing? Based on blackmail... But it's not really blackmailing...
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by palijer 5y ago
I don't think that would explain the transition from reusable milk glass bottles to plastic milk jugs. A decrease in deforestation doesn't explain a systemic rise in using plastics.
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by palijer 5y ago
This is one of those physics phenomenon where I feel like they are a software bug. Bell's Theorem and a lot of quantum entanglement stuff is like that as well. https://youtu.be/zcqZHYo7ONs
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by palijer 5y ago
This seems really cool, but I'm curious about the ethics of creating a tool that seems to replace Postman's paid offerings while leveraging all the free features of Postman. I'm new to software development though, and I don&#
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Why is that sad?
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I'm in QA, and this is something like what I've been doing with running pre-mortems. Basically, at the project planning stage, I get everyone together and ask how this shit is going to blown up in our faces. What are all the scena

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