sooheon

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by sooheon 7y ago
By value, and definitely onto better storage.
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by sooheon 7y ago
Kaibeezy linked to Greg Egan, who's one of my favorites in this area. To my mind the latter is logically impossible. Subjective self-continuity is not intrinsic to the experience of consciousness, it is a conclusion we draw upon intro
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by sooheon 7y ago
I've found Ka-block! to work well enough that I'm happy waiting until a clear winner between 1Blocker and AdGuard emerges. OTOH, the bigger annoyance has been the fact that none of the vi key extensions for Safari seem to work any
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by sooheon 7y ago
Doesn't seem to be available for Safari.
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Handing money to polluters helps polluters, and failing to disincentivize externalities also helps polluters, but it's OK to call one thing a subsidy and the other thing poor governance. "Subsidy" carries a connotation of pur
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Is this your opinion on the Epstein death as well?
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by sooheon 7y ago
Looks like lobste.rs. Any relation?
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> Farmers who haven't adopted these techniques are bankrupt. If only the world were just. As you say, countries with legislature captured by farming lobbies are no longer subject to survival pressures.
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> Only 17 elements are required to grow a plant and these elements can be provided entirely through hydroponics This claim is diametrically opposed to the "soil as living organism" claim above. What gives you confidence that th
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by sooheon 7y ago
Not a GitLab user, but I'm deeply impressed with your openness in handling issues on this thread.
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Is this man being taken to trial? Or is resignation the only repercussion he'll face?
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I think it's comparable, it's just that nature is a much more consistent teacher than Hans' handler was.
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by sooheon 7y ago
Just curious, what's your hypothesis for correlation between kb cleanliness rsi? I don't really see a mechanical relationship there.
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> repulsed by the idea of using a framework I think this is one of the memes in the community which is starting to be reconsidered. You're not alone in seeing these downsides, and people are starting to write about it more (code and
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I think the claim is not that sea level rise caused civilizational collapse, but that sea level rise could have obscured many coastal cities (which presumably suffered run of the mill, non-watery deaths).
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Or why America literally fought a war over secession.
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by sooheon 7y ago
Totally not saying "you're holding it wrong", but maybe once you're more than a few couple levels deep into a nested map it's time to look at an in memory db like [Datascript]( https://github.com/tons
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I think being told what you are not allowed to do by strangers on the internet can elicit a certain stubbornness. I don't blame either side, but think it is strange for people to be so sure of another's intentions.
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It's strange how you are responding to a perceived trend, yet will not respond substantively to the actual contents of this particular post. Are you correct, and is this part of anti-musk mania which must be discarded? Or does this rep
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I'm 99% sure that was tongue in cheek.
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I use and appreciate all of these tools on MacOS, FWIW.
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> I never said that all solutions can be derived from category theory But I think what you're saying is that they should . I don't understand how this is possible or desirable. However formally described the internals of a sys
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A good remix is something new.
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What I find interesting about this anecdote is that if you give DDD proponents the benefit of charitable interpretation, they may genuinely have had your exact same journey in reverse. Maybe there is an inversion of the duckling imprinting
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> He treats this stuff like it's 100% art Is this true? I'm just picturing in my mind juxtaposing Fowler's writings and I dunno, an art critic's. Category theory is cool and important, but to insinuate that all design
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I'm genuinely curious what the stats backed world views you hold are.
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Can't imagine what it's like to find this out as the offspring. On one hand it's a crazy violation of their very identity, on the other, they would not exist if not for that deception.
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by sooheon 7y ago
People have cancerous mutations all the time, yet those aren't the cancers that kill us. Cancers people die from tend to have grown, to a size you can detect. When someone suffers from life threatening cancer-like symptoms, it's n
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Not sure what rubbed you the wrong way, these are just questions I have as I read about this topic for the first time, trying to understand the controversy here. I'm not going to have reams of citations for you. If you have citations t
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Antibody testing seems to have wiggle room, which causes people to assume they have Lyme whatever the result. If they believe chronic Lyme is ruining their lives, and long term antibiotics will help, why not take a conclusive test that actu

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