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by spraak 9y ago
I wonder why they didn't register https://www.rootcause.io/ (i.e. why the "the" in the url)
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by spraak 9y ago
OK, I understand you more now, and I agree it seems more complex than just being angry about de-monetization. However I don't think it's specifically helpful to imaginatively enumerate what the other underlying reasons are. And fi
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by spraak 9y ago
Are you just extrapolating assumptions here? Because you're saying a lot that hasn't been said. E.g. > An example of how some people are so triggered by advocacy groups (in this case PETA) that it just takes a slight economic m
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by spraak 9y ago
Sails is definitely not a great framework, but overall it's not hard to do CRUD in Node.
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by spraak 9y ago
Are you trolling? What's E?
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by spraak 9y ago
This tangentially reminds me that when I landed my first software development job I had just a 10in 1gb netbook. It was a remote gig where I supplied my own equipment, so right before I started I got the Acer C720 (4gb ram and added a bigge
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by spraak 9y ago
The article misses that the reason we need to do this us much more than for enjoyment of nature, but that we need it to survive.
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by spraak 9y ago
> The local American Samoan government has before taken a nuanced view over the issue, given concern about how aspects of Samoan life and culture “would be jeopardized if subjected to scrutiny under the 14th Amendment,” according to cour
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by spraak 9y ago
I get you. It's really variable what someone's person AL definition of vegetarian is, which often defies what the intuitive definition is. E.g. meeting a self proclaimed vegetarian that eats fish. Yes, we'd call that a pescat
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by spraak 9y ago
This is something I've been thinking about. While I don't think that e.g. React poses a threat itself (it's open source and very unlikely to contain malicious code) I do wonder if we should stop using it, out of principle of
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by spraak 9y ago
But what if you'd given the non-gifted students the same experience? This sounds like selection bias. And it'd be helpful if you explained more about the test, as just claiming that you can isn't evidence that what you did wa
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by spraak 9y ago
And Tibetans have been making it for centuries [1], which is where Asprey says he got the idea from. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butter_tea
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by spraak 9y ago
So you have one instance of a cow eating a chick. That's hardly enough evidence to claim that cows eat "whatever they can find", especially without considering the cow's environmental circumstances. How many cows living
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by spraak 9y ago
Yeah, I get that. But I think there's a subtle line between calling out his incredibly unsound and strange beliefs and meaning it as a personal attack.
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by spraak 9y ago
I recently watched a debate with Dave Ausprey [1] where he said something like "we're animals so we need to eat animals". I wonder what he thinks cows eat. Edit: So I'm curious why I'd be downvoted for this. This gu
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by spraak 9y ago
This is completely flippant to say, since I've never built anything like this and don't understand the complexity behind it, but I'm surprised at how awkwardly it looks swimming. It's clear to my eyes that it's not
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by spraak 9y ago
Buying a competitor isn't so strange, though
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by spraak 9y ago
How do people feel about using Facebook's technology like React in light of all this controversy? Is there any concern that there is cross over between the data harvesting and the engineering behind React etc.?
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by spraak 9y ago
But why don't they? Aren't the problems nearly the same? And if not, how?
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by spraak 9y ago
Not only is is industrial agriculture a huge part of CO2 emissions, it's also one of the biggest consumers and polluters of water.
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by spraak 9y ago
Hm, I did wonder if it would be interpreted that way... but I do mean it would be bad for me.
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by spraak 9y ago
For me both of those, separately or together, would be a horrible way to ruin an afternoon.
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by spraak 9y ago
Can you share more about how you're enjoying Rust alongside ReasonML? I don't have any experience with Rust but it sounds very conflicting.
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by spraak 9y ago
Tangentially related: has anyone been exploring ReasonML? I am enjoying it so far, but still hesitant because I'm not sure if its momentum (in the community with packages, etc) will sustain, and the interop into JS feels still somewhat
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by spraak 9y ago
You should check out DrAwdeOccarim's comment below for some biotech links
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by spraak 9y ago
I think you're being silly, but I don't quite get it.
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by spraak 9y ago
Speaking from my experience of only living in places that don't use DST (Thailand), it was very disorientating to me this year (now living in California). The act of changing the clocks itself isn't difficult (mostly besides the o
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by spraak 9y ago
I don't think it's babies, but rather how we handle population growth.
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by spraak 9y ago
What is cool about this? I understand the beauty and also the amazement about not knowing this before, but just to say it's neat is so disconnected from what followed. I.e. "wow, that's so cool the area used to be vast wetlan
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by spraak 9y ago
What will be left of earth in 100 years? We can't seem to understand, or be disciplined with what we understand, that we're destroying what ultimately sustains us. These are beautifully sad pictures. If there were any pictures of

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