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by reader_mode 5y ago
I think it doesn't matter how big the bubble is - you saw what happened with Brexit (and it got validated by EU handling of COVID crisis), now imagine what happens when the only option to leave is succession/civil war. There are i
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by reader_mode 5y ago
I know very little about history of India or the culture, but I guarantee you that creating such entity would result in a civil war, demonstrated throughout European history.
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by reader_mode 5y ago
By that logic India and Pakistan should also merge.
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by reader_mode 5y ago
>Why not abolish nations within the EU and just become the EU with different provinces? Because outside of your bubble nobody wants this. A random person from Bulgaria is going to have a very different culture from a random person from N
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by reader_mode 5y ago
Does it take a zero day when you install random freeware crapware from the store ?
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by reader_mode 5y ago
That's only relevant if it affects one group more than the other, maybe you can control for this or take another approach, in any case I would find the results way more convincing than a survey. Especially considering that going throug
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by reader_mode 5y ago
It fits my world view so it must be true. Jokin aside I've seen way better studies of this kind where the parents would wear a mic at home and they would then do a word count, word analysis, etc.
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by reader_mode 5y ago
I have S10e, I'm not sure I would get it today camera is not great by today standards and not sure how long it will be supported. But the form factor and the power button fingerprint reader have been great usability features - I'm
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by reader_mode 5y ago
Yes, I miss that calming crackle telling me that my PC didn't lock up and it's just chugging along. And the floppy boot sound. Objectively worse but still nostalgic.
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by reader_mode 5y ago
>Why doesn’t G++ generate cmov instructions? Older releases did, in fact, often enough to generate bug reports11. It turned out that, any time a subsequent loop iteration depends on the result, and the branch would have been predicted co
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by reader_mode 5y ago
I would like this to be true (who doesn't want to pay less for the same experience) but it's very much not the case. Eg. two years ago I broke my one plus 6, I went to a local mall - they have a Xiaomi store there and a Samsung sh
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by reader_mode 5y ago
There are products out there that would increase my quality of life that I'm not aware of or not actively thinking about. In an ideal world ads are about informing the consumer, so absolutely ads can provide value to you as well. One o
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by reader_mode 5y ago
Not really - you can increase productivity, the end game of that being full automation. Lifespans are increasing and automation claims turned out over optimistic so far - if you are close to retirement the last thing you want to see is a sh
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by reader_mode 5y ago
>I think more people should choose not to have kids and our societies/governments should stop pushing so hard to have more due to traditional values or so economies can grow. If your retirement plan is point blank shotgun than this
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by reader_mode 5y ago
>Our use of technology threw nature out of balance and we need to use technology to get the balance back again. The notion being that nature or even the climate is balanced/stable ? I think the focus should be on increasing resilien
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by reader_mode 5y ago
I don't know if heart working while sitting/standing to overcome other body parts not working to assist it like they would during and exercise is a good thing.
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by reader_mode 5y ago
Yeah looking into the alternatives it doesn't seem like there's anything significantly cheaper (maybe I missed it).
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by reader_mode 5y ago
I don't think this is fully lying down [1], looks more like dentist chair kind of a setup. My chair can almost recline that much and it feels weird looking up but I would probably get used to it so I'm not that skeptical it would
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by reader_mode 5y ago
This is an interesting topic and I haven't considered it fully. I have a standing desk and a really good ergonomic chair and every time I need to do extended work away from home (like in a vacation rental) it reminds me how important a
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by reader_mode 5y ago
It's self reported symptoms and the sample contains a massive amount of hospitalization cases compared to general pop. Couldn't they secure funding to do a more meaningful study where they actually examined random samples of popul
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by reader_mode 5y ago
Every time I see these kinds of videos and read about Tesla valuation and messaging I can't make up my mind what to think about it. On one hand I find it ridiculous that these kinds of results so far into the development are still maki
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by reader_mode 5y ago
Developers hated having to work around missing features for IE even when FF and Chrome took over the market, Safari is the exact same, except you can't even update the rendering engine on iOS, Apple doesn't want webapps to eat awa
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by reader_mode 5y ago
Isn't it a scheme where you sell to yourself and then claim illegal money is money you earned from the sale ?
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by reader_mode 5y ago
Having to constantly go through American left ideology pushed so far to balance the heritage of slavery and their social issues is tiring. Racism isn't really a thing in that sense (there's gypsies but that has a very different dy
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by reader_mode 5y ago
Buying a running or decommissioning coal plant is a short term play. Buying a coal mine is incredibly long/integrated.
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by reader_mode 5y ago
But I think copilot matches code style, no ?
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by reader_mode 5y ago
>Although in my opinion, code review should be enough to catch any "accidental" incidents of plagiarism, the differences in writing style should make it very obvious when the employee has copied something. You must do some CSI
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by reader_mode 5y ago
Bitcoin is way to volatile for that kind of a commitment - it's short term pump & dump I would say.
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by reader_mode 5y ago
Introducing something into an existing team and starting a project or team are very different things. But I share some of your reasoning and am curious how this actually plays out (I haven't seen any examples so far). One project I wor
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by reader_mode 5y ago
Meh - it's not really about "best features" or whatever. C# is getting expressive enough where it's not a pain point and it has widespread adoption and is platform default = no reason to go F# unless you're looking

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