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by ssijak 6y ago
Modern democratic countries just move the “pain inflicting part” to far away lands, deemed not democratic enough or ripe for explotation.
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by ssijak 6y ago
For people who used google services for 5+ years, dobyou have ANY insentive to try new google services knowing that there is a high chance of it being half-baked and killed in afew years?
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Lockheed Martin Compact Fusion Reactor(lockheedmartin.com)
5 points by ssijak 6y ago|0 comments
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by ssijak 6y ago
I moved my email + contacts + calendar to Fastmail, for files I use dropbox or iCloud it depends on the purpose and I use Apple Photos for photos. All services are much better than Google services. I would never again trust Google with any
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by ssijak 6y ago
I never use cases. But then again, I break every phone eventually. My iPhone 8 has broken glass on both sides and a broken camera glass but it works well apart from that, so I was waiting for this announcement to get a new one.
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by ssijak 6y ago
Coding something in java/kotlin after months or years in only browser world is so relaxing. Maven (or Gradle) just works and upgrading packages is never a scary thing. And if update does break something, it is usually a small API chang
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by ssijak 6y ago
Amazon affiliate links
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by ssijak 6y ago
I am a solo developer. I have built 6-7 projects which fall under Jamstack. I find it that it lessens the complexity, and as a bonus I can sleep much more easily at night knowing that my sites are hosted as static websites.
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by ssijak 6y ago
One of abiotic ways to explain this is that some complex and intelligent Venus lifeform is artificially making it to use it for something :)
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by ssijak 6y ago
China threatens one country, but NATO and mainly US actually did total destruction of dozens of countries.
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by ssijak 6y ago
On the other end you can compose class components which have lifecycle methods which you need to jump through up and down the code to figure out the full behavior. Which to me is much more unreadable than hooks and effects. Not to mention t
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by ssijak 6y ago
The advantage of Stripe Atlas was that they would open a bank account for you which was a big plus for foreigners because of the KYC rules. But now that Mercury bank is a thing and everyone can open a bank account online, there is no advant
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by ssijak 6y ago
Does it change anything in your perception of “coming into existence from nothing” if the total energy of this universe is 0?
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by ssijak 6y ago
I experience that too, and only when I ponder the universe and ultimate questions like “why is there something rather than nothing?” It is a strange feeling that comes fast, some feeling of absurdity of it all mixed with the pain that we hu
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by ssijak 6y ago
“Why there is something at all?” The only answer I can satisfy myself with at least a bit is that there is no option for nothing to exist.
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by ssijak 6y ago
If the universe has infinite bounces than yes, there are countless universes in the past and future where I type this same message.
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by ssijak 6y ago
8% speed of light relative to what?
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by ssijak 6y ago
Dont use Ryzen, virtualization does not work, including Docker and some other apps like Adobe ones are buggy. Other than that I agree. I made a hackintosh a month ago for half the price of what I would need to pay Apple and it is rock solid
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by ssijak 6y ago
There is also a problem of marketing junk to kids, and parents buying that junk for their kids who cant know better.
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by ssijak 6y ago
You missed the word "unprocessed" in my post that you replied to. Of course that the processed junk is not good. Nobody is saying that Starbucks "coffee" with ungodly amount of sugar or any similar thing is good for you.
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by ssijak 6y ago
Yeah sure, carbs are the ultimate devil in todays hipster keto obsessed world. There is just a slight problem that in short they were never a problem during our history when you eat unprocessed whole foods.
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by ssijak 6y ago
I liked the start of the first book very much, but then it started to get repetitive and after the second book I decided to skip the third.
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by ssijak 6y ago
15 months. Genuinely feeling the best on this diet, most energy, mental clarity, happiness, and did not get sick during this period (for the whole life I would get cold/flue about 2-3 times per year on average).
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by ssijak 6y ago
I agree with most of what you said. Yes sticks are unreliable, but I know my way around food and know how to keep my daily intake of carbs to be <40-50gr/day and sticks were just another easy to get data point to confirm what I was
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by ssijak 6y ago
I do not understand the obsession with keto/low carb diets. There are no long term studies showing the touted magical benefits. Even Gary Taubes, author who amassed wealth bashing carbs and touting keto diet, funded studies that he tho
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by ssijak 6y ago
Or people pasting gotcha dumb math “problems” where hundreds of people reply the answer. I could never understand that.
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by ssijak 6y ago
People are scared of SQL or they want to use their objects for data access, business logic and views at the same time (leading to bad architecture and headaches), or they come from Nosql world, or they want a shiny new tool, or they do not
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by ssijak 6y ago
JOOQ from jvm world is exactly that, typesafe sql with dsl pretty much the same as good ol’ SQL
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by ssijak 6y ago
Solution to what exactly? Clojure is Lisp like jvm language with different characteristics.
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Firebase Emulator – a local first UI to boost your productivity(firebase.googleblog.com)
1 points by ssijak 6y ago|0 comments

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