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scpedicini
6y ago
If it's performed as an abortion would that still be considered genocide? Isn't that implying that the fetus is a living person with all the rights accorded to them? That would seem to be going against the contemporary wisdom of
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6y ago
Why wouldn't I want to take every possible factor into consideration? If I have two people, one of whom has a github with lots of personal projects and the other one does not, I'm naturally going to get a better sense of the gith
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6y ago
Why not ask? Programming is a craft, and having a showcase could demonstrate initiative, capabilities, and inventiveness. They're concrete samples of your work. Aside, there seems to be a swath of people who seem bizarrely resentful o
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6y ago
While I can't really speak to this particular objection, it would be patently absurd for Reddit to be required to be compliant with all laws in all countries, that's just inane and a completely losing battle. If a specific country
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6y ago
Reddit is that way. That's where Dane Cook calibre word puns belong.
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6y ago
I'm intimately familiar with syncing, but many of the programs I use have more than just the external assets, they also have internal cache files that represent the states of various projects at any given time. It would be very difficu
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6y ago
It's all a matter of use cases, sounds like you need a desktop. As for me, I have a ninth GEN Intel laptop that weighs less than 6 pounds connected to a docking station that easily let me use my audio interface, all my peripherals, e
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6y ago
I have a sager (Taiwanese) laptop i7-9750 9th gen intel 4.5ghz, RTX 2060 with full on CUDA support for deep learning, 1Tb NVMe SSD, 32 GB ddr ram, and a 16" 144hz screen that cost me about $1300 a year ago. It also has plenty of IO con
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6y ago
Huh, what's your reasoning for this? I've been using Pocket for practically a decade with zero discernible issues. The Pocket app on iOS also works great.
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6y ago
The articles end goal is not animated GIF files for the sole purpose of putting them on websites. Whether you like it or not, there are still plenty of scenarios where using a GIF file is necessary, Evernote for example only supports embedd
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6y ago
you've obviously never played the game of telephone. If anything, purely relying on oral transmission means that the further that knowledge moves away from its source, the further variations and slight changes that will occur... intent
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6y ago
It also lets you do really interesting things like set up a time lapse so that it'll take screenshots every interval and be able to make animated GIF files.
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6y ago
Wow, hard disagree. From a discoverability perspective, enter has the dictionary definition of "to go in to something" as in to enter a building for example, or in this instance to "enter" a file. Furthermore, single key
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6y ago
If we as a species didn't "culturally appropriate", the world would be hundreds of years behind in terms of progress. Invention itself is built on the idea of taking pre-existing concepts, combining and adapting them in new c
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6y ago
I got sick of having to open a new tab, navigate to google images, type in my search just to find a quick one off image. Having to do that dozens of times was really taking me out of my workflow. I wrote a windows app that lets you quickly
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6y ago
Your analogy is poor. Removing your ability to reproduce and have a biological family is taking away a natural "capability" that your body has. The two counter examples you provided are specifically cosmetic in nature and thus not
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6y ago
It would be neat if they could set up automatic filters based on the file type/size/etc. So they could automatically disallow any pull request to the README file for example.
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6y ago
It was introducing in windows 10 release 2004. A lot of users myself included are still stuck on the 1909 update because it does not show up in our list of automatic updates. This usually happens if Microsoft update determines that some of
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6y ago
This is the first time I've heard of a jsn file. In my experience as a developer, they're always named with the full four letters. Also I really don't understand your statement about computers working for us, they're per
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6y ago
Ahh Zynga, the founder of which (Mark Pincus) is quoted by a former employee to have said, "I don't fucking want innovation. You're not smarter than your competitor. Just copy what they do and do it until you get their number
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6y ago
This had to have been one of the most boring articles I've ever read. Flowery, overly prosaic and not a single interesting take away about actual safe cracking - and yes yes we get it insider information trade secrets blah blah blah.
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6y ago
Yeah... I don't think ethanol is a very fair comparison considering that it's a physical substance that bypasses the blood brain barrier.
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I'm not sure I agree with your comment. While I would be willing to concede that witnessing the visualization of violence might have some kind of affect towards increased desensitization, that's not necessarily a negative. In some
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6y ago
No thanks, I'd rather make out with my Monroe bot.
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I wish the playlists were better but half the time when I search for a playlist to suit a specific mood, It'll have a minimum of 5000 songs on there which means that the overall average quality of the songs is probably going to be pret
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Humans love to manufacture mysticism around the purely physical world. Symbolism is a terrifying thing. Nothing is anything more than it seems, and the sooner we get around to accepting that, the better off we'll be.
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I am happy that you think that works for you but I have a hard time believing that it will have any actual meaningful effect for most people. You can describe an activity in any different set of synonyms but the activity at its core does no
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It also depends on the style of classical music. The romantic period was an answer to the common man's complaint that Baroque style contrapuntal music was too intellectually demanding. Le sigh...
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Yeah, kinda reminds me of the legalized prostitution that is heavily regulated by the government in the Netherlands.
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No, the resolution and refresh rates were increased but the field of vision was actually REDUCED from the already narrow oculus quest which had a fov of about 90 degrees. Think about that for a minute, the normal fov for a human is about 20
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