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by sisu2019 8y ago
I agree with you competely. The chinese government should not be forcing this. The reason parents jump on such meassures is that parenting is very hard. Everytime you make or enforce a rule you put some distance between you and your child.
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by sisu2019 8y ago
I doubt it. You don't like what I say so you apply the strictest standard while OP is clearly ideological but yet, magically, not flagged or so very helpfully nitpicked on style.
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by sisu2019 8y ago
> Are women not as smart as men when it comes to tech? I wouldn't say smart because thats a whole other can of worms but generally less suited, yes absolutely no doubt about it. It's weird but outside of the SV-buzzfeed-vice-hu
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by sisu2019 8y ago
The blind cv experiments so far got shutdown pretty quickly when it turned out that with those the wrong group had even better chances. https://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2017-06-30/bilnd-recruitment-...
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by sisu2019 8y ago
No, I will speak the truth as I know it and so should everyone else, now more than ever.
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by sisu2019 8y ago
this unconcious bias stuff is unfalsifiable ideological garbage. > equal outcomes Equal outcomes is a truly horrible and disgusting goal.
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by sisu2019 8y ago
this is the standard of current debate: "people are more important than ...". Well done! Well done! I guess that does give carte blanch to any and all regulations that can be said to be "for the people", so all of them.
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by sisu2019 8y ago
why is this grey, it's absolutely on point and true.
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by sisu2019 8y ago
VAT is absolutely not abstracted away and intra-EU VAT is anything but simple. Why speak when you have no idea what you are talking about?
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by sisu2019 8y ago
thats kind of the issue though. If or when the implementation goes wrong you wont have any other options. In one case the UK's NHS even prevented parents from going abroad for treatments for their terminally ill child. And there won&#x
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by sisu2019 8y ago
I really like the humble attitude. When I was studying CS I was like "let me through, I know everything" (I don't). Good for you and thanks for the info.
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by sisu2019 8y ago
is it really cargo cult if it works though?
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by sisu2019 8y ago
But Lisp's object system is kind of famous. Where are the people beating the averages in pure fp languages? There should be a lot of really amazing software if fp is as good as it's made out to be and employed exclusively by elite
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by sisu2019 8y ago
In theory this sounds great but in reality every major application, game, operating system and even website is written in an OOP style. Why is that? People should first answer that question. Yeah, real existing software has flaws like every
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by sisu2019 8y ago
Outlaw what exactly? Subsidiaries? Licence Agreements? Profit/Loss calculations? The European Union? "The double Irish with a Dutch sandwich" is an emergent property of a bunch of laws "working as intended". So what
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by sisu2019 8y ago
Yes of course it's a bug. Maybe read what I've written about this in my OP. Everything you mentioned is predicated on things working as intended when I am talking about working around bugs users have no control over this whole tim
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by sisu2019 8y ago
In this case it's an issue with Chrome, yes, very good. In other cases it could be an issue with firefox. You won't get into save mode when your OS simply locks up on boot because the bug that causes the lock up is in a tab that a
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by sisu2019 8y ago
sorry, I meant to post this link: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19268201
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by sisu2019 8y ago
> I fully fucking expect my tabs to be there next time I open it up, regardless of my OS stat that's pretty short sighted. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19267411 That "Have you tried rebooting it?"
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by sisu2019 8y ago
perfect example, thank you!
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by sisu2019 8y ago
what if on your way to the concert your car breaks down because you kept putting of the required maintenance for months and months? This is exactly analog to your example. "Car users can't be expected to initiate an oil change at
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by sisu2019 8y ago
I actually agree with and share a lot of your concerns and Win10 is really bad in this regard. A few patches back all my printers stopped working and so instead of preparing items to ship I had to spend my monday morning fixing that issue f
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by sisu2019 8y ago
this reminds me of those kinds of discussions with teenagers where every ridiculous escalation of hypotheticals comes with a triumphant "ah ah, HA why should I do my homework at all beleaguered on all sides by paper eating dogs as I am
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by sisu2019 8y ago
Ops statement about "real work" is so absurd I can't even grasp what state of mind would lead to it. Like the fraction of world GDP produced on windows must be in the double digits, right? Like you can't be so sheltered
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by sisu2019 8y ago
how about you do pending updates and set your work time? I think planning is still allowed for real work yes? This is why I don't believe that all these complaints come from super productive future steven spielberg level content produc
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by sisu2019 8y ago
well of course everyone knows that all the smart uninterruptible rocket surgeons use linux nudge wink . It's okay to not target every possible group under the sun. And to be honest windows is getting a bit too dumbed down even for m
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by sisu2019 8y ago
I don't like how people have a fixed capacity for discontent. Everything is so amazing and yet people get really upset over the smallest things but are not willing to do anything to mitigate the effects they don't like. Okay it&#x
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by sisu2019 8y ago
sure so if you had an unpatched windows spreading malware you would, of course, spring for all of the damages and take all the blame for yourself, right? And you would also write to every publication that would use this hypothetical situati
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by sisu2019 8y ago
then you are not patched and you are probably exposed to severe security risks. You could do this on windows ten years ago but it didn't go well for MS
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by sisu2019 8y ago
well maybe dont press later later later ten times in a row before you embark in finally calculating the 1 billionth digit of pi

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