ses1984

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by ses1984 7y ago
The idea is to discourage users from setting the bait in the first place, it's not great comment etiquette. Just never say you expect to be down voted.
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by ses1984 7y ago
There are more people in the world than just saints and creeps. There are also a ton of normal people who didn't grope hundreds or thousands of girls.
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by ses1984 7y ago
There is only a limited amount of time available to me. I can only consume so much media. If I have a choice between two books, one written by someone with a tainted legacy and one written by someone without a tainted legacy, I'm going
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by ses1984 7y ago
Even if the planet had a strong magnetosphere, wouldn't atmosphere on the hot side be blown away by heat or solar wind? Thus atmosphere from the whole planet would be depleted.
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by ses1984 7y ago
I'm pretty sure you can use plex without logging in for many use cases.
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by ses1984 7y ago
If things were moving away from each other, there would have to be something that set them in motion away from each other. What made all far apart galaxies appear to move away from each other? Expanding space doesn't necessarily imply
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by ses1984 7y ago
Thermals? No good reason? General availability of panels?
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by ses1984 7y ago
I think it's pretty fair to expect that a product or platform like YouTube delivers a consistent and predictable experience instead of blaming users. Yes, if you are worried, the smart thing to do is not to expose your kids to YouTube
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by ses1984 7y ago
Can't you also defer work to c extensions in threads?
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by ses1984 7y ago
Sure, if you are selling the strategy and not executing on it then its performance is actually irrelevant, all that matters is your ability to convince others of its value.
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by ses1984 7y ago
You don't have to be much better than random chance to make mountains and mountains of money.
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by ses1984 7y ago
Honorary doctor is not the same thing as a PhD.
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by ses1984 7y ago
You can devise a spacecraft that provides some gravity for occupants, either via rotation or acceleration. Rotational gravity is probably way easier to solve for than adaptation to micro gravity.
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by ses1984 7y ago
What a weird hair to split, pharmacology is a part of medicine. The "medical" definition is incomplete.
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by ses1984 7y ago
From your link: >and possesses very few side effects and extremely low toxicity.
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by ses1984 7y ago
I thought nootropics were supposed to have positive long-term physiological benefits. Amphetamine is a performance enhancer and maybe even a cognitive enhancer (evidence says otherwise) but it's definitely not nootropic.
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by ses1984 7y ago
How do you suppose you're going to provide theoretical assurance of privacy and correctness without science?
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by ses1984 7y ago
Sure, backdoors will slip under security audits, until one day they're revealed and you find out you've been pwnt all along. I don't think the US is innocent either, of course tech that we use internally and export is probabl
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by ses1984 7y ago
I thought the sanctions on Huawei were about stopping the penetration of Chinese devices into American networks and businesses for security reasons.
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by ses1984 7y ago
Are we at the stage where a comments section needs an anti bot primer blastered over the top?
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by ses1984 7y ago
There is no single Turing test. A bot might fool me but not you. You don't have to fool everyone to have an impact. Also not everyone reads everything as though they are in the middle of a Turing test.
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by ses1984 7y ago
What do you need if you're managing a significant amount of metal? No devops guys? Everything is a tradeoff. You can manage things efficiently in AWS if you do it right. You can manage metal efficiently if you do it right. You can kill
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by ses1984 7y ago
>that won't rot like an inline code comment would It's a balance between rot and visibility, right? Unless you code with commit messages always visible, you have to go out of your way to look at them. If the interesting line ch
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by ses1984 7y ago
Some of the tests in my current company work like this. We don't expect you to have everything memorized. We give you a problem and then say, "feel free to use any reference you want, help, man pages, google, stack overflow, whate
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by ses1984 7y ago
So is it because it's sharp or flat or is it because of its position relative to the tonic?
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by ses1984 7y ago
Why does sharp or flat want to step up or down? I took a few years of music lessons (granted light on theory) but I never heard this idea. Is this exclusive to notes that are not in the current key? For example the f# in Gmaj doesn't w
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by ses1984 7y ago
I want unlock able scroll on the mx ergo.
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by ses1984 7y ago
I highly doubt the idea of opium was invoked without intention to reference its addictive nature.
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by ses1984 7y ago
The 50 page section refers to Pale King I think.
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by ses1984 7y ago
Also I'm quite sure the idea of conflating entertainment with drug addiction precedes IJ, it can be traced back at least as far as the idea that religion is the opiate of the masses.

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