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by rcme 3y ago
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57664187/how-do-i-turn-o...
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by rcme 3y ago
You can disable plugin suggestions.
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by rcme 3y ago
I mean pretty much all religion is a cargo cult. How is a cargo cult fundamentally different than Catholicism, which has a series of rituals in preparation of the return of Jesus?
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by rcme 3y ago
I don’t consider it perfectly safe. We live in a world of constant change. If you install something, say fireproofing on a structure, you need a plan to remove it in the event of a repair or renovation. You can’t say “it’s fine as long as y
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by rcme 3y ago
Looks like we found the person “building and leading amazing teams” in the thread. How could those lowly coders ever figure out how to secure a product?
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by rcme 3y ago
Current emissions are like 40 billion tons. So if you built like a 1000 of them you would make a sizable dent in emissions. 1.2T might sound like a lot, but global GDP is over 100T. Spending 1.2T to keep the climate steady seems well worth
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by rcme 3y ago
Citation needed
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by rcme 3y ago
MacOS is Unix, and it’s pretty much the only option if you want to target iOS.
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by rcme 3y ago
Solana
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by rcme 3y ago
Who else would pay for it?
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by rcme 3y ago
Ok, good point.
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by rcme 3y ago
Yes, I agree that's probably what they meant. And it's a good feature. But it's also not really decentralized. Git, in my opinion, can be decentralized. You can run git locally and get lots of benefits even if you don't
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by rcme 3y ago
No, that's not decentralized. If two people agree to use a "local" machine, then that local machine is a centralized server. If User A and B use User A's local machine, then User C has no choice but to use User A's
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by rcme 3y ago
> I believe their docs cover the scenario of reviewing someone's code by pushing your review to the git repo, and others can use `git appraise list` to see open pull requests. How do they push without a server to host the repositor
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by rcme 3y ago
So why does youth mental health show a steep decline after the introduction of the smartphone, especially in girls?
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by rcme 3y ago
> This design removes the need for any sort of server-side setup. So what, I just write code reviews to myself? What happens when I want to review other peoples’ code? Where do I get it from? And when they want to read my comments, do I
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by rcme 3y ago
Ah yes, I forgot about all of those “meme” studies of youth mental health showing a marked decline during the 1950s like we see today with studies that analyze mental health after the introduction of the smartphone.
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by rcme 3y ago
I didn’t suggest anyone get out of anything. I was merely pointing out it’s easier to be insular in the age of the smartphone. And this isn’t just a passing observation. Studies on many facets of social health show declines since smartphone
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by rcme 3y ago
However, in order to be a theorem, it's generally required that the hypothesis be consistent with the axiomatic system, which is not possible if the hypothesis can be proven false.
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by rcme 3y ago
> People are forced to value jobs and careers more than relationships. This feels like an 80s trope. People are lonely because the discomfort of social situations drives them to hide in their smartphones rather than take the time to get
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by rcme 3y ago
I don't know. From what I've seen, a lot software gets built by a small group of people. It becomes wildly popular and the is maintained by a behemoth churning out minor features at a snails pace while everyone frets about the eve
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by rcme 3y ago
It’s obviously a spectrum, but (some) people think of different things when they hear “closed source” vs. “source available”. Also, a company like Microsoft providing source to big customers doesn’t make their products source available, at
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by rcme 3y ago
And if a particular blockchain only ever had proof of stake? Or is your argument that all money has immoral origins?
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by rcme 3y ago
Source-available is still hugely beneficial to users, even if it’s not open source.
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by rcme 3y ago
You buy it?
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by rcme 3y ago
How so?
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by rcme 3y ago
Relying on token probabilities seems like the exact opposite of random
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by rcme 3y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by random sampling. If I sample a random SVG, I wouldn't expect to look like anything, let alone roughly like a unicorn.
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by rcme 3y ago
Again, it’s not about the raw cost, but about not needing to worry about the cost and having things run “forever”. Even if you use AWS, you still need to pay your bill every month. I don’t really understand your argument, tbh. Like what if
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by rcme 3y ago
I didn’t a blockchain would be more efficient than a computer. I said it would be more efficient than a Raspberry Pi. And yes, of course a blockchain needs electricity, but the cost and burden of running the blockchain is covered by transac

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