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by pnt12 4y ago
I also take this stance. In the real world, that would be the top concern, not the bystander who is thrown into the situation. Or if the situation is unclear, better run away instead of getting involved in a mess which you didn't cause
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by pnt12 4y ago
I think it may even have more global state than standard logging. This is the standard approach to produce a log: ```from loguru import logger logger.info("hello world") ``` But betteid avise you to research more, because the li
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by pnt12 4y ago
As posted in a similar HN thread: thesis, antithesis, synthesis. An idea comes up. It solves problems, but it also has shortcomings. An antithesis that deals fixed the shortcomings comes up and is adopted. Turns out it also has shortcomings
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by pnt12 4y ago
That's not what the article says. The article criticizes that they block things even when they're legal. What's even the point of this? If I take money from someone, should I do a background check on them, in case the money w
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by pnt12 4y ago
One is not like the other. Art and entertainment are not useless to society, just because they don't have a utilitarian aspect. You can see that millions of people enjoy art/entertainment in some form and pay for it. There are als
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by pnt12 4y ago
Being disappointed that stuff is degrading due to anti consumer for the sake of increased profits is not consumerism. Depriving people of TVs, phones and computers is not the solution. Redirecting them to the FOSS alternatives which are mo
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by pnt12 4y ago
Thanks for the heads up: it truly is worth reading.
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by pnt12 4y ago
Ittle Dew is similar to 2d zelda. I enjoyed its quirky, meta humor. As it's typical for 2D Zelda, you need to beat enemies, but the violence is very cartoonish. https://youtu.be/sqEvsHnv1TA I'm sad it wasn't
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by pnt12 4y ago
I liked your thoughts but disagree with the conclusion. It seems that serverless is cost prohibitive in many scenarios, and requires lots of optimization to be cost effective. So isn't it more of a fault of serverless than a strength o
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by pnt12 4y ago
That number establishes the need for the proposal. If the number is wrong, the premise of the proposal becomes even more lacking. I'd also argue that maybe child abuse in Europe is below the global average, so we may be talking about o
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by pnt12 4y ago
There's also stories about lost wallets, crypto scams, contracts gone wrong, damage to the environment, shortage of chips and graphic cards, and so on. To put it short: web2 is bad, web3 is worse.
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by pnt12 4y ago
When this happens, I usually create ./tmp/ and add it to .gitignore.
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by pnt12 4y ago
Maybe someone liked cars and he put a car inside their car!
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by pnt12 4y ago
That's a perplexing blanket libertarian statement We shouldn't let the market decide what goes into baby formula, that would be crazy.
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by pnt12 4y ago
Yes, abuse should not be tolerated as a learning experience. There isn't much hope in breaking the wheels of the megacorp and government alliances, but at the very least we can share our criticism and condemn these behaviors.
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by pnt12 4y ago
I think there are two approaches for that: 1. Count your calories and pick food that let's you stay within your goals. 2. Do intermittent fasting. After a few days, (some?) people's body just adapt and stop craving for food during
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by pnt12 4y ago
How long do those thoughts last? I used to eat a lot of snacks past dinner, and then tried intermittent fasting - after an (annoying) week without that habit, my body just got used to it and stopped craving for them.
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by pnt12 4y ago
> There is a very good chance that someone is writing a reply with some suggestion as to how I should eat so that I'm not hungry. I will write about a personal experience that has nothing to do with selecting different foods - inter
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by pnt12 4y ago
Well, you're asking to ignore one side of the issue when talking about other, but clearly one affects the other. Companies and governments push anti consumer laws to keep copyright away from the public domain forever. Public resources
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by pnt12 4y ago
Sure, it's "wrong" but people do it anyway. It can be argued how wrong it is, eg compared to theft, but let's go with it for sake of argument. There are many ways to fight this. One regulation and fiscalization, sure. Co
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by pnt12 4y ago
I'm not familiar with FIDO, but passwords place a lot of effort into the user (must avoid repeating them, must avoid simple sequences, etc). After years of warnings, this has berely changed - people use lousy passwords and repeat the
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by pnt12 4y ago
The market cannot solve all problems magically, and that's where legislation comes in.
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by pnt12 5y ago
Most features apply: a map to select available lobbyiees nearby, lobby sharing, low cost lobbying. Even price jacking for peak lobbying hours!
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by pnt12 5y ago
> It does make it a good thing for them. This ignores that companies pour billions into advertising, fake research and lobbying to influence consumer behavior. It also ignores network effects and lack of choice: if all your friends are i
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by pnt12 5y ago
ALM sounds like, but is not, a superset of BLM. BLM opposes violence against black people. ALM doesn't oppose violence against all people - it opposes BLM. Agree with BLM actions or not, but ALM is an whataboutism distraction, not a le
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by pnt12 5y ago
For a single modder, it may have to do with being a single developer, working on it over a long period of time and being a passion project. For a while, I was the only developer working in a small module of a bigger project: I started the c
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by pnt12 5y ago
Honest question: how would you define it? This question has come up in my team and everyone has a different definition for it.
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by pnt12 5y ago
You don't need to eat less: you need to spend more calories than you consume. So, there are different ways to arrive there : - eat food with less calories, such as veggies, soup, shrimp, mushrooms - exercise more, but this is hard, as
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by pnt12 5y ago
I agree with the thought about leadership. Peer to peer discussions can be exhausting, where a consensus is hard to achieve and a majority vote is often unsatisfying. A good leader can listen to every idea, make a decision and steer everyon
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by pnt12 5y ago
>I didn't see how much energy was put into the system in order to generate the output 57 MW It's in the article: 500 MW. Scientists hope further experiments move into breaking even and later having net gains.

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