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by sumnole 4y ago
I spent a heck of a lot of time in my youth playing video games and do not regret a minute of it. Video games can be quite mentally enriching and provide a community of friends. My advice is to pick up meditation to think about how you&#x27
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by sumnole 4y ago
This seems like a nice resource for language learners. Personally, I've been looking for a way to display dual subtitles (native/foreign) while watching foreign media and still haven't found any satisfying solutions. It would
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by sumnole 4y ago
Obviously, the reverse is also true (enemies to allies as in my examples). Ultimately it's the opposite of what you said.
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by sumnole 4y ago
America has been to war with Japan, Canada and the UK - which supports the fact that allies can always turn.
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by sumnole 4y ago
This just isn't true for anyone but die hard nationalists. The average citizen has no reason to care what country their products and services are coming from. It's better that the world trade and communicate beyond borders. Calls
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by sumnole 4y ago
About ready to leave Hacker News with all the anti-globalist and anti-decentralist sentiment I've been seeing. Valid arguments are grayed out and the top comment is an unfounded "TikTok is the most successful espionage operation o
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by sumnole 4y ago
I have been on TikTok since release and have never seen any tiktoks of the categories you mention. Can't even find them with a hashtag search.
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by sumnole 5y ago
I was wondering what kind of sports could be played through plain text.
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by sumnole 5y ago
lofi music and retro anime
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by sumnole 5y ago
I'm working on devices to aid in learning and application of topics.
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by sumnole 5y ago
you have me except for the last paragraph. sometimes there really are misguided groups that need to be shown the way. flat earthers are a good example.
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by sumnole 5y ago
You don't need homeless to have upward mobility. That there are homeless means the consequences of failing are too high and the risk will have a repressive effect on society. People are much more likely to thrive and innovate when they
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by sumnole 5y ago
The rhino book is a good dead tree reference. https://www.amazon.com/Mathematical-Notation-Guide-Engineers...
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by sumnole 5y ago
I was terminated after asking for a raise and better working conditions. It's only been a few weeks but I've been focusing on health and hobbies. I plan on traveling for a few months while looking for a better opportunity to secur
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by sumnole 5y ago
You thought correctly. The D is for dynamic, not distributed.
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by sumnole 5y ago
Fortunately the US was able to reclaim control of the C
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by sumnole 5y ago
If they are truely an asshole or barrier to productivity then that's a nonstarter, they need to be dropped. All things being equal, certainly the friendlier the better.
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by sumnole 5y ago
As long as that person is being tactful, there's no reason the rest of the team should feel stressed. Work should be an environment where people can learn from each other, a meritocracy where people get rewarded for results and being t
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by sumnole 5y ago
You're assuming the 'unagreeable' personalities aren't hard workers and the people in favor are. There's no guarantee those 'inside the group' are elevating each other either. I'd rather work with com
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by sumnole 5y ago
put your page on a decentralized platform like Ethereum or IPFS and hope it gets maintained for 500 years. With Ethereum at least, there is a monetary incentive to keep the platform alive.
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by sumnole 5y ago
TIL: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/COMEFROM
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by sumnole 5y ago
fortunately there's also a lot of work being done in the USA towards decentralized platforms. it's not a silver bullet but a step in the right direction imho.
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by sumnole 5y ago
I'll add that it's different when I'm coding and have full autonomy - I could practically go all day on personal projects. When I have to yield to hierarchy, maintain "agile" processes, and put up with other bs, it
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by sumnole 5y ago
General dev tools: ndepend, ncrunch, Redgate sql kit, Jetbrains dot suite, LinqPad RAD components: Telerik, Asp.net zero Libraries: EPPlus, SyncFusion PDF Editors: VS enterprise, JetBrains Rider DB: Sql Server OS: Windows, Windows Server MS
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by sumnole 5y ago
the .net ecosystem is somewhat pay to win - its like the apple store of the devtool world, clients are actually willing to pay. if your company has the funds, you have access to some of the best tools in development, but you can get pretty
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by sumnole 5y ago
It's unfortunately a rare case for someone to be both a master at something and a master at teaching. Those are the best people to learn from. As for MasterClass, most people agree that it's more IntroClass.
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by sumnole 5y ago
Besides criminals, even legitimate businesses might start to prefer offline methods. With the decline of privacy comes corporate espionage and that's no good for business.
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by sumnole 5y ago
I mean, ostensibly yes. He hacked most of it together in Perl.
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by sumnole 5y ago
I've not tried Ayahuasca but I doubt it. The real trick is to hold on to the memory of your profound realizations and meditate on those lessons every now and then, without needing the psychedelics.
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by sumnole 5y ago
Just curious, what was the rationale for choosing MongoDB?

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