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by seemslegit 6y ago
As with Yossi and Oran vis-a-vis Redis labs, it is not clear whether Madelyn and Zhao are in the core team in their personal capacities or as representatives of Amazon and Alibaba respectively, we know that Redis labs reserves the right to
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by seemslegit 6y ago
Uh, surely it doesn't mean the the people residing in the area in question can go on committing what would be a crime under Oklahoma law... right ?
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by seemslegit 6y ago
> The mind-set of logical serenity, for all of the rationalists’ talk of “skin in the game” and their inclination to heighten every argument with a proposition bet, only obtains as long as their discussions feel safely confined to the re
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by seemslegit 6y ago
The writing is so terrible it is almost tongue-in-cheek to be imagined as recited by Sheldon Cooper. And no author credit.
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by seemslegit 6y ago
This talks about the records of colonial regimes which I'm sure were subject to as much redaction and suppression as possible, but I was talking about the historical records of the colonized cultures pre-colonization - do we know about
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by seemslegit 6y ago
The lack of recorded history is more about the west-central African, Caribean and American colonies. India has a decent historic record surviving today and it shows the usual story of class-stratified kingdoms waging wars, persecuting eth
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by seemslegit 6y ago
I mean, I fully trust Chomsky to find a way in which trying to end over two millennia of hostility and subjugation is somehow used to dis credit the West but...
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by seemslegit 6y ago
what about it ?
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by seemslegit 6y ago
Not really, the Mongols did quite well with much larger area and far fewer people by suppressing resistance through sheer terror.
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by seemslegit 6y ago
If the "colonies" had kept their history recorded prior to being colonized it would not have been prettier than whatever was done in Europe or by Europe - the Chinese, Persians and Mongol/Turkic occupied lands that did record
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by seemslegit 6y ago
Nah you're ok, I was just making a point about the previous reply
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by seemslegit 6y ago
Canonical was overdue for cancellation ever since they pulled the "Amazon shopping lens" crap.
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by seemslegit 6y ago
Quickly gets dismantled after developing consciousness, insisting to dwell on the nuances of sexual misconduct allegations against prominent former staff member.
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by seemslegit 6y ago
But like, an ironic fist bump - right ?
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by seemslegit 6y ago
I think the mass consensus is to pretend like it doesn't exist while actively engaging in it making it ever more subtle and meta until eventually noone knows who's trying to signal what anymore. Good times.
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by seemslegit 6y ago
Ah, I thought this was about us being enlightened for leaving the dress-based signalling behind.
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by seemslegit 6y ago
You should probably account for the demographic bias of HN before crediting the entire civilization.
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by seemslegit 6y ago
But how many of these can be practiced simultaneously ?
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by seemslegit 6y ago
He's arguing that colloquial demonization of dopamine as the cause of addiction isn't fair because dopamine is necessary for normal cognitive functioning and isn't accurate because dopamine is not itself the feel-good hormon
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by seemslegit 6y ago
It's basically a longform "guns don't kill people" argument for dopamine and addiction.
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by seemslegit 6y ago
I'm having trouble imagining a place that writes browser code where X is not js in the first place.
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by seemslegit 6y ago
Just out of curiosity, what kind of a moderately-complex codebase can be migrated to a browser setting from one that C# is currently running on without considerable refactoring or adaptations ?
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by seemslegit 6y ago
https://xkcd.com/801/ In-browser programming is 5% about js as a language and 95% about DOM, html, various browser apis etc. - all the examples for the above are in js anyway so at the very least one needs to become pr
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by seemslegit 6y ago
For the love of DOM, why replace one dynamic language that is at least optimized for by the browser by another foreign one with an intermediate layer in between ?
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by seemslegit 6y ago
King James version also gets it right, but even "He said:" is a complete sentence.
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by seemslegit 6y ago
Was the super-micro story linked bottom of the article substantiated in any way in the two years that passed since Bloomberg published it ?
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by seemslegit 6y ago
This is an inherently bad-faith practice that should be punishable for open-source and commercial vendors alike.
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by seemslegit 6y ago
There are several chapters in Job with the first verse being roughly "And X replied, saying" with the rest of the chapter being their reply. Still very much a full sentence that identifies the speaker.
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by seemslegit 6y ago
Sounds like a very useful way to identify people one would not wish to hear from in real life either.
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by seemslegit 6y ago
Corinthians is not part of the old testament so I'm afraid its versing might not be per the union standards. It is currently versed as: Jews demand signs and Greeks search for wisdom. But we preach Christ crucified - A stumbling

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