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by ruszki 3y ago
Except it’s not necessarily. As a software developer, you have the privilege to not really care about money if you don’t want to. I didn’t have money problem, ever. Without even trying. I can fly three times between Europe and America, and
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by ruszki 3y ago
Some of the commenters under your comment shows that Hacker News is not a “good place”. Pseudoscience is strong here. At least we got answer to that, but not to your question.
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by ruszki 3y ago
First of all, funny that this is the first comment for which you need citation. Second, a simple Google search can help you.
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by ruszki 3y ago
It matters because if the USA doesn’t have it because of your reasoning, then all of those people lied. And currently, your words against basically the whole relevant literature, laws, and basically almost all of humanity. Especially those
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by ruszki 3y ago
You need to be on the sun minimal time to maximise these benefits. It happens earlier than getting for example a tan.
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by ruszki 3y ago
Tan already means DNA damage, AKA increased cancer risk. Just because you won’t necessarily be burned, it doesn’t mean, it’s not bad for you. So it’s definitely not that simple.
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by ruszki 3y ago
I read somewhere that most of the people need SPF50+, because they apply it “badly”, AKA not enough, and definitely not often enough.
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by ruszki 3y ago
In the summer, you only need a few minutes of exposure. Basically, you get that even if you use sunscreen all the time, because you make mistakes.
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by ruszki 3y ago
While it is “something” regarding cancer risk, it’s way closer to nothing than to regard this as any kind of useful protection.
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by ruszki 3y ago
So are you saying that nobody wants free speech (except anarchists as I mentioned)?
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by ruszki 3y ago
It didn’t mean that in Ancient Greece because whoever used that idea didn’t thought that slaves were humans, it didn’t mean that in Middle Ages because everybody who used that used it for specific locations or forms, and it definitely doesn
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by ruszki 3y ago
Freedom of speech almost never meant and never will mean to be able to speak whatever you want to whoever you want wherever you want whenever you want. No matter what propaganda tells. There are limits and will be limits, and except anarchi
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by ruszki 3y ago
While you are right, there is a reason why I used the way more constrained “your reasoning”, than “reasoning”.
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by ruszki 3y ago
There is no difference between your reasoning and religiousness. You cannot prove it either. That “could” in parent comment is a very important part of what they said.
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by ruszki 3y ago
Yes, but unfortunately, the past 10 years the alternative became way worse. Propaganda, rage baits, AI generated content, pointless click baits, ads. There is no value anymore on the general internet. If you want value, if you want it to wo
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by ruszki 3y ago
I hate this. “No known safe level” is not the same as “no safe level”. And that is not equal to “no amount”. Stupid press releases and newspapers use all three all the time. While in reality, we almost always can state only the first one. T
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by ruszki 3y ago
I’m just curious, what are these “multi lang dev capabilities” which is in VSCode, but not in IntelliJ?
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by ruszki 3y ago
Hopefully, that’s the case. However, the past decade seems to show us, that if something seems hyperbolic, it’s usually rather serious at the moment. When I was hyperbolic any time in my life, I simply lied even to myself at that given mome
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by ruszki 3y ago
I don’t think that it’s not an improvement. It’s not an improvement in context of finding new genuine solutions, sure. But that’s definitely not needed most of the time in real life for an average person, just like it’s not needed for an av
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by ruszki 3y ago
If it’s not standard PTO, then what is it? We talked here about standard PTO.
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by ruszki 3y ago
You’ve just described the scientific method. That’s how it is intended, and that’s currently the best way to make decisions according to our knowledge. Failure is completely normal.
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by ruszki 3y ago
When Europeans talk about vacation days, public holidays are never included.
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by ruszki 3y ago
GPS changed my mind, how I think, and how I see the world. That’s not a small achievement.
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by ruszki 3y ago
What are these issues?
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by ruszki 3y ago
While 30 days sounds extreme, I’ve got plenty of warnings in the past 25 years from sites which wanted, and did delete my account because I didn’t visit their site in a specified timeframe, like half a year, or a year.
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by ruszki 3y ago
The question is the problem. The answer is not a yes/no, but a point on a scale of multiple dimensions. Most of these studies don’t answer the question asked here, but a completely different question. And also most of these studies don
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by ruszki 3y ago
> Is there absolutely nothing in the cornucopia of human knowledge that you don’t know or have no desire to learn? Totally irrelevant to the topic what I desire. > What was she suppose to do go out and take an extension course on Micr
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by ruszki 3y ago
Nobody cares here that she doesn’t know, or what you doesn’t know, or even what you know. We care about that you and Kelly preach ignorance, which is proven to be damaging to you or for the society at large. Btw, for your Delta example: you
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by ruszki 3y ago
Your comment is still totally irrelevant what others are talking about. It’s fine to admit that you don’t know about something no matter its relevance. It’s not fine to be proud of it no matter its relevance to anybody.
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by ruszki 3y ago
According to physics, it must be stochastic. The only question is distribution, and whether we can ignore outlier cases.

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