ralusek

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   A new word for a common behavior: Leafpathing

   1 points by ralusek 4y ago|0 comments
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   by ralusek 4y ago

   Forgot Kevin.
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   by ralusek 4y ago

   China's tactical missteps with their political posturing, their security bill in Hong Kong, and the major blunder of COVID, were all pure providence for western civilization. Anybody who was paying any attention was pulling their hair
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   by ralusek 4y ago

   Delta is extinct. Delta itself and subsequent variants absolutely confer immunity for other variants. Reinfection has mostly happened through immune escape via variants. If this disease is going anywhere, it's not likely to be back to
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   by ralusek 4y ago

   Most apps should be websites, but the only reason many of us build apps is to get into the app store. Most normies, for better or for worse, like applications to be launchable applications from their home screen. And for most normies, that
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   by ralusek 4y ago

   I'm sorry but this is nonsense. No clarity of hindsight is required to realize that the conversations regarding COVID were not good faith explorations of the facts or the risks. Decisions were made very crudely in order to determine th
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   by ralusek 4y ago

   I use this whenever I'm free to, and I was surprised it never caught on more.
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   by ralusek 4y ago

   The only one I need from this list is optional generic arguments. The `satisfies` syntax from 4.9 was a huge win, and the `const` indicator on generic arguments coming in 5.0 is huge for me.
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   by ralusek 4y ago

   Love the score during that scene.
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    by ralusek 4y ago

    https://media.tenor.com/mg0QH3Ui9-gAAAAd/this-is-getting-out... Just want to also point out the fact that the person you're responding to is viceroy_____, and the person in the gif is Viceroy Nute Gunray.
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    by ralusek 4y ago

    > than the clinical robotic > I'm a person [not a robot]! > optimuspaul
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    by ralusek 4y ago

    1984 is a criticism, first and foremost, of authoritarianism.
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    by ralusek 4y ago

    Pretty awesome, thanks for building this.
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    by ralusek 4y ago

    Some breakthroughs.
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    by ralusek 4y ago

    This person is absolutely delusional. They received $20k compensation for their poem, a poem which did not exist during Minecraft's original meteoric rise, and had no impact whatsoever on its trajectory. Notch was not your friend. You
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    by ralusek 4y ago

    I refer to this paint style, in grey, as "dolphin colored" cars.
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    by ralusek 4y ago

    I have a Rad Mini 4. Would not recommend. The chain popped off on my first ride on flat ground, had to be fixed by a technician. More recently, the bike just turns off (pretty frequently) mid ride with nearly full battery.
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    by ralusek 4y ago

    Your desire to speak English and choice of Scotland are incompatible.
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    by ralusek 4y ago

    I propose that each building be equipped with a R2-D2/The Matrix brain jack terminal, so that the disabled can jack in to simulated experience of the building, thus freeing architecture from ADA constraints. I also vehemently oppose le
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    by ralusek 4y ago

    Christopher Walken from Mouse Hunt.
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    by ralusek 4y ago

    Democracy isn't the opposite of authoritarianism... Imagine you're a gay person, and marrying the person you love is illegal in your country. The authoritarianism of that isn't contingent on whether that law was put into plac
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    by ralusek 4y ago

    You believe that there is an escalating movement in online discourse advocating for the killing of all trans people?
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    by ralusek 4y ago

    I just watched that whole video and don't even use X-Plane.
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    by ralusek 4y ago

    I think it depends. If Tiger Woods promotes a golf club and I find out that it sucks, I'll be annoyed at him. If Larry David promotes a crypto exchange, my expectation is: 1.) Larry David doesn't know how crypto works, and very li
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    by ralusek 4y ago

    If Reddit is a major player for astroturfing on behalf of America or the American government, it's going very poorly. There is probably no easier way to reach the front page than to assert that America is incompetent or evil.
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    by ralusek 4y ago

    At least in part due to unavoidable scarcity. The California coastline is a beautiful place. More people want to live there than can physically live there. Whoever gets to live there, by whatever means, has something that many people want.
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    by ralusek 4y ago

    The biggest existential threat to any civilization is its own state, surprisingly absent from your list. A further and more generalized abstraction is that the biggest threat to any civilization are self-interested power centers of any kind
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    by ralusek 4y ago

    Moderna doesn't have volume of antigen at all, the dose is of mRNA contained in liquid nano particles. Moderna did reduce its dose for the booster, but its original dose was also 3x that of Pfizer.
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    by ralusek 4y ago

    Yes, and nuts and seeds are already absurdly calorie dense. If someone made peanuts with 1/10th the calories, I'd finally feel like I could eat as many as I actually wanted. As is, they're a calorie bomb.
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    by ralusek 4y ago

    > utilizing technological incompatibilities to negatively impact competition in adjacent markets iMessage...