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4y ago
This, unfortunately, is correct. The birth rate means jack shit. People with the capital to do so will just buy multiple homes. Holiday homes, homes closer to work, rental properties etc. If the crash ever came it would be so bad it would m
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rcarr
4y ago
> Who is "we" and do you have statistics behind that "most?" I love that you've called this out. So many people try and justify their coding preferences by referring to this mythical 'we' or the 'c
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rcarr
4y ago
I'm not sure I agree with this. Surely the solution is not to bother with the completely pointless createAdmin and createCustomer functions in the first place and to just call createUser directly where it is needed with the correct par
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rcarr
4y ago
There's a lot of people mentioning the usual of exercise, sleep, journalling, diet, relationships etc and they are absolutely correct. I would like to mention one thing that I seem to becoming more aware of as I get older and that is t
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rcarr
4y ago
Did anybody else click this thinking it was going to be about the Omni group of applications? lol
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rcarr
4y ago
Either state what you dislike about the analogy or simply say nothing and downvote the comment if you dislike it. Statements like this add nothing to the debate, enlighten nobody, and are not welcome on this site which strives to minimise s
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rcarr
4y ago
You are attempting to imply that consuming food and consuming Shakespeare are the same which they are not. Consuming fast food likely has a negative physical outcome in most people. Can you prove that consuming Shakespeare has a correspondi
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4y ago
I look at recessions as being analogous with a bodybuilding cut cycle. You go through a bulking cycle to build muscle and to do so you consume a calorie surplus. Because it's difficult to tailor your macros precisely, you most likely p
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rcarr
4y ago
I know nothing about Brian Johnson but I am already questioning his judgement if he signed off on this landing page.
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4y ago
People say this all the time but not many people are moaning that their power plug hasn’t evolved in over 100 years or that shipping container sizes haven’t changed. The fact is that for certain things such as this, there should be an ISO s
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rcarr
4y ago
I would challenge the author of this document to try and get this down to 10 pages or preferably less. I’ve had a skim through and I’m not convinced this needs to be a 22 page document. The longer and more involved these planning systems ar
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rcarr
4y ago
Yeah I get what you’re saying but I am so fed up of articles like this proclaiming x to be the secret to happiness or y to be the cure for mental health issues when the reality is that it is political and socioeconomic economic causes at th
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rcarr
4y ago
In short, no. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Red_Wings
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4y ago
Behind every bullet is a solider taking a decision to pull the trigger. Ultimately, regardless of the orders given by their superior, it is that person who decides whether or not to kill someone. If you want to see this in action, go read u
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4y ago
This is very bad. I feel like the military is meant to strive for the very highest standards possible because they are ultimately responsible for the most ethically challenging job: determining whether or not to kill people. If you're
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rcarr
4y ago
Would it not be easier to use some method that doesn't cause a mess and to automate an email or text message to your local police department/paramedic etc with details on what you've done and how to locate your body? Sounds p
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rcarr
4y ago
If this is true, then why are many of Britain's coastal towns such as Blackpool, Grimsby, Great Yarmouth etc also the areas of the country with the poorest health? Because it's bullshit, that's why. Maybe if you can afford to
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4y ago
It’s absolutely incredible. It literally feels magical, like you’ve stepped through a portal into another realm. We walked around and deliberately got lost just to see where we ended up. One moment you’re on some bustling tourist street wit
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4y ago
Disagree with your definition of importance. Go interview 1000 modern English speakers and ask them what the most important book is to them - I doubt if anything by Shakespeare would make it in to the top ten. Go ask 1000 literature profess
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4y ago
I wrote a plugin for Omnifocus that allows you to select some tasks and send them to BusyCal or Fantastical for time blocking. If you then use this in conjunction with MeetingBar it will allow you to see what task you currently should be wo
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rcarr
4y ago
DevonThink. You can store and organise not only bookmarks, but pdfs, web archives, rss feeds, notes and any other type of file. You can also highlight, annotate and search for connections all in the same place. Has completely changed how I
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4y ago
If you’re going to self host I would look at using Astro. It’s an SSG that allows you to build components in all of the most common JS frameworks including using multiple different frameworks in the same app if you wanted to. This way you c
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rcarr
4y ago
Fun fact: The current theory is that the appendix isn't useless as previously thought but actually functions as a safe house for beneficial bacteria to repopulate the body after illness. If I remember correctly they've done studie
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rcarr
4y ago
Ah fair enough. I think I went into the book knowing that already so I enjoyed it. I think I’d either recently visited Venice or went shortly after reading the book so it resonated with me. I think if I was going into the book expecting a s
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rcarr
4y ago
> Definitely the most important novel of this century. There is no such thing as “the most important novel of this century”. “Importance” is subjective based on the values of the beholder. It’s an especially ludicrous claim if by “this c
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4y ago
I might be wrong but I think I remember reading that the book is meant to be a love letter to the Italian city Venice and that all the “cities” are actually just describing Venice from different perspectives. Edit: Just had a quick look at
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rcarr
4y ago
Why is right shift almost as big as the space bar?
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rcarr
4y ago
If dependency hell is pretty much unavoidable at this point, is the best solution for everyone to have something like Little Snitch or similar installed that monitors for unusual outgoing traffic so that the hackers can't get away with
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rcarr
4y ago
Possible options if you want something more physical: - A trade/construction job - Engineer - Vehicle Mechanic - Pilot - Diver - Coastguard - Firefighter - Outdoor activities instructor - Physical therapist - Driving/motorcycle in
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4y ago
Give it ten to twenty years for large battery storage to get cheap, solar panels prices to drop even further, online education options to get better and high quality satellite internet to become prolific and I think you’ll see more and more
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