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by rejschaap 7y ago
> An unpopular opinion that I'm sure will garner negative reactions because everyone likes to self diagnose themselves, but I find the introvert/extrovert dichotomy quite weak. Most psychologists don't view it as a dichoto
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by rejschaap 7y ago
There was an earlier attempt or incident and he was on 'suicide watch'.
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by rejschaap 7y ago
No, people call them fake news because they do not like the facts that are reported.
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by rejschaap 7y ago
Agreed, that is a much better direction to go. In this particular case you could combine map with filter instead of hiding the filter inside "action"
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by rejschaap 7y ago
> screenshots even shows the player char is female The fact that they play a female character does not mean they are female.
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by rejschaap 7y ago
> "Scaled to the offense, not the offender" is a good principle No, it's not, but it kinda works, well enough for most people. It punishes poor people too harshly and wealthy people can shrug it off too easily. But for the
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by rejschaap 7y ago
Proof-of-Work initiated an arms race to do more work. Proof-of-Capacity would initiate an arms race to have more capacity. And you still need to do work to prepare the proof that you have the capacity. On face value it doesn't seem to
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by rejschaap 7y ago
Maybe the industrial revolution never stopped, but it did run out of steam. ;)
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by rejschaap 7y ago
It doesn't increase IQ, but it will increase skills and knowledge. Which sounds pretty useful to me.
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by rejschaap 7y ago
You are supposed to use water and soap to wash off the crap first.
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by rejschaap 7y ago
"Not euthanasia, but how would you call it ?" I would just call it incredibly sad. It is not euthanasia as defined by Dutch law. Which is something a lot of the media reporting the story are getting wrong. And is the main point of
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by rejschaap 7y ago
I never thought I would say this, but I will get all of my apps from the kids section from now on.
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by rejschaap 7y ago
Very interesting write-up. I have ran into a similar problem with generating mazes that are interesting to solve for humans. Depending on the desired difficulty you want the path to have a certain length and a certain number of forks as wel
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by rejschaap 7y ago
If everyone is working in a feature branch and only bug fixes are done in master, then most of the merges will be simple. However, when a feature is done and merged to master, all the feature branches need to merge the work and that merge w
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by rejschaap 7y ago
Chrome on Android shows it all. There is also the mobile version, which has a button to show it. https://m.xkcd.com/2138/
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by rejschaap 8y ago
> Postgres's count(1) isn't slower than the one in any other DBMS. count( * ) is faster on Postgres than count(1). But both are fundementally slow because of MVCC. And count( * ) on postgres (the optimized one on Postgres) is m
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by rejschaap 8y ago
In the article they seem to use the maximum attained market capitalization during its existence indexed to current day dollars.
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Fiat to pool with Tesla to avoid EU fines(bbc.com)
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by rejschaap 8y ago
> “Refactoring code” would be something left to the apprentice, not something that I, the master who has churned out enough ceramic pots, would be bothered with. The master potter does not churn out pots that need to be fixed. He focuses
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by rejschaap 8y ago
I think you are trying to say it is more than an insurance, because it also pays out for routine expenses?
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by rejschaap 8y ago
After reading the comments in this thread I feel there are two broad categories people seem to fall in. These categories are independent of whether they use it themselves or it is used on them. The first category is of people who think it i
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by rejschaap 8y ago
Depends on how you deliver the lines. I can easily imagine saying this with sincerity and without anger. It sticks to facts, it doesn't make any judgments about them or their intent, it invites them to share their side of the story. It
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by rejschaap 8y ago
Described pretty accurately by this XKCD https://xkcd.com/882/
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by rejschaap 8y ago
You could take some time to understand jQuery it is not that big or complicated. It might be on its way out, but it will be around long enough to be worth the effort in my opinion.
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by rejschaap 8y ago
What is also interesting is that the definition seems to shifts when we talk about star systems. Alpha Centauri might not be the nearest star system if we compared orbits instead of the current distance. Then again, it still might be the ne
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by rejschaap 8y ago
It gets interesting when the tracks are elliptical, but I assume that is what you mean with "~circular" and "ring".
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by rejschaap 8y ago
> Respecting the SEC and securities laws He should respect the law, as in abide the law. But should he really show respect, as in deep admiration to the law or the commission? I know America is not the land of the free it used to be, but
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by rejschaap 8y ago
You can do all of this in one evening instead of over the course of a month. That is how it reached the average person. The average worker did not contribute to making this happen, but they benefit a lot.
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by rejschaap 8y ago
TLDR: How to get all of the disadvantages of microservices and none of the benefits
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by rejschaap 8y ago
There are many reasons for doing the things the author did, but I highly doubt saving time is a valid reason. The amount of time spent on setting this up and learning these tools and optimizing the workflows and writing scripts will most li

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