streb-lo

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by streb-lo 7y ago
You're using 'meta' as a synonym for popular. Metagame is the 'game outside the game' ie in rock paper scissors the game is trivial the metagame involves guessing what the opponent will pick. Meta-software-engineeri
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by streb-lo 7y ago
juke would work and not break any other phonemes.
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by streb-lo 7y ago
> So now there's a notion of "believable" and "unbelievable" changing of men into women? That kind of completely brings down this entire house of cards now doesn't it? How so? > Think of it from another w
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by streb-lo 7y ago
> How are you going to take a grown man, whose physical traits are obviously different from a woman (broader shoulders, taller, more muscle mass, deep voice, not to mention his reproductive system, and other documented differences in oth
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by streb-lo 7y ago
People also thought flight was impossible. In this case, the 'construct' is the morphological traits that distinguish men from women. That's what our brains use to differentiate men from women -- chromosomes are irrelevant
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by streb-lo 7y ago
A man can't go in space, can't fly, can't trick rocks into thinking, and can't do many things. But we do anways. Your understanding of reality is flawed. XY chromosomes provide the instructions for the human organism t
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by streb-lo 7y ago
Currently someone who has transitioned is noticeably different than someone who was born that way. I think it's not far-fetched to imagine that in the future there will no longer be any 'uncanny valley' and the stigma will d
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by streb-lo 7y ago
> disingenuous Don't think that's the correct adjective here.
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by streb-lo 7y ago
Or someone trying to sell credentials or info from xyz.com tips people off in a hurry. Do we always need to jump straight to conspiracy...
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by streb-lo 7y ago
> In March 2019, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) alerted Citrix they had reason to believe cybercriminals had gained access to the company’s internal network. The FBI told Citrix the hackers likely got in using a technique call
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by streb-lo 7y ago
Well, for one, Virginia had an interest in Rhode Island being part of the US. Does California benefit from being in the same country as North Dakota? Apart from having their democratic ability in choosing their own executive diluted, not
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by streb-lo 7y ago
It works both ways. In this case the only benefit of leaving the building is that people outside the building get 2.5x the say as people in buildings from an outdated set of laws before the concept of modern buildings even existed. I'
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by streb-lo 7y ago
Because it's used in the real world all the time? The amount of times I've had to write my own sorting algorithm in my career: 0. The amount of grep/sed/awk I've used? Countless. Someone who is familiar with how po
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by streb-lo 7y ago
Sure but a cube farm isn't going to save you from this.
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by streb-lo 7y ago
Nothing a shell script wrapper can't setup for you -- arch linux provides an arch-chroot which handles exactly that.
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by streb-lo 7y ago
> Calling something a conspiracy theory is a new way to shame people who hold opinions that are different than your own. Is a vastly more broad statement. All I'm pointing out is that anti-vaxx people would say the exact same thing
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by streb-lo 7y ago
You're saying that like the anti-vaxx/chem-trail crowd don't deserve to be shamed. Sometimes people are wrong. If you don't like getting callled out, argue your position.
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by streb-lo 7y ago
OK, then we agree. The fact that CA (which has more in common with London, UK than Oklahoma City) has freedom of movement only with the latter has nothing to do with their decision as a community and everything to do with decisions made lon
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by streb-lo 7y ago
I disagree. The problem is the loudest groups of people are people with the strongest political opinions. Regular people are busy. They have neither the time nor desire to police internet arguments or play the counter argument game. And
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by streb-lo 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_movement_under_Unit...
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by streb-lo 7y ago
No, the people of CA have surrendered their ability to make these decisions to the State in exchange for certain benefits. The people in CA cannot, for instance, allow workers from London to freely immigrate despite their shared interests
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by streb-lo 7y ago
Which would be very quickly struck down by the Supreme Court, like many of the other levies/duties that have been attempted to be applied on new residents from other states.
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by streb-lo 7y ago
Why should people in CA let people from OK move there? They probably have more in common with major metropolises world-wide than they do a rural farming community they happen to share a nation with. People are pointing out the hypocrisy in
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by streb-lo 7y ago
The major problem with 'global zero' initiatives is that if one nation can achieve nuclear primacy they become the de-facto owners of the world. No one wants to risk that. Alternatively, the problem with not pursuing global zero
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by streb-lo 7y ago
Then you're just moving the point of failure to the VPN.
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by streb-lo 7y ago
Why on earth should I need a separate device to organize the files on my device?
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by streb-lo 7y ago
The update process would definitely be atomic -- you either update successfully or stay where you are. Different ways of doing this -- something like OSTree would be my first choice for automotive otherwise you're sending the full ima
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by streb-lo 7y ago
For .bash/.zshrc: function cht() { curl cht.sh/$1 }
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by streb-lo 7y ago
Is explanation 2 supposed to be outlandish? A country like Saudia Arabia is going to use every tactic possible to combat their asymmetry with the West. It's not the crown prince personally having someone cook up a trojan for him -- it
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by streb-lo 7y ago
In short, there is no equivalent hashing function for hardware.

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