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by superchroma 3y ago
People have a right to pick issues to be passionate about. Time in this life is limited. Perhaps they have family from near or in Ukraine that pushes them to be biased. Perhaps not. They don't need an excuse or to justify themselves. T
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by superchroma 3y ago
You have kind of missed the point on this one I think.
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by superchroma 3y ago
The usefulness of AI is borderline zero too.
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by superchroma 3y ago
All this energy and waste so I can talk to my computer and get it to write me an essay. Pointless. Expend the energy automating away sweatshop jobs.
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by superchroma 3y ago
"It annihilates the pollutants in a device that can reach high pressure and temperature — hitting 570 degrees Fahrenheit. To that they add lye — an ingredient in soap — to create a caustic environment. The conditions dismantle the PFA
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by superchroma 3y ago
Why not have it be asynchronous and have the thumbnails stream in in their own time?
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by superchroma 3y ago
This is an overcomplicated, fanciful idea which would be as unpalatable to extremists on both sides as the other named options, and would require third party intervention to facilitate when the United States already has its thumb firmly on
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by superchroma 3y ago
So buy one, get out your paper guillotine and cut the jacket into two pieces so it works.
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by superchroma 3y ago
My feeling is that customers don't want what Microsoft is pushing. AI is a novelty. It can write essays for kids but real life doesn't need paragraphs of waffle, just pointed communication. People don't want to talk to their
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by superchroma 3y ago
Well, from a team perspective, it's extremely opinionated and hostile to newcomers and messes with core language features at the expense of readability. If it's your personal codebase then do whatever, obviously.
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by superchroma 3y ago
A classic style-over-substance elon move
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by superchroma 3y ago
Ineffective managers are everywhere and hide in the open. They blow through KPI after KPI and are tolerated. They walk away from projects just before the fires are revealed and fail upwards. I don't think RTO has anything to do with it
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by superchroma 3y ago
Hillary needs to be thrown in the van by her handlers again. So good that the bumbling idiot who casually drops terms like super-predators, deplorables, etc. is still doing media. She's long irrelevant now and spending her free time ju
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by superchroma 3y ago
Yeah, the last paragraph is the clincher. When it's going wrong, on fire, lagging out your browser, and you're adding console logs in effects to chase what is driving changes you've lost.
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by superchroma 3y ago
It seems not ready for commercial use, and perpetually not ready, which is unfortunate.
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by superchroma 3y ago
Original source: https://www.sadanduseless.com/nicolas-cage-tuna/
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by superchroma 3y ago
I think avalonia is much more promising than Maui as the latter seems to be kind of mythical in nature.
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by superchroma 3y ago
I have been on two projects now that use web frameworks to ship complex management applications and both were nightmares. The cost of doing even simple changes was not small. React has been way worse than angular on this front too. People d
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by superchroma 3y ago
I think that for a time, people forgot that all the idiots who screamed about pokemon and DOOM being satanic in the 90's didn't actually go away and presumably had similarly low intelligence offspring. To claim conservatives as be
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by superchroma 3y ago
I don't know what this is but I observe that it seems inadvisable to use trademarks from litigious companies as project names.
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by superchroma 3y ago
Japan has a train-on-tires on an elevated overpass track around Tokyo bay. It's pretty neat.
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by superchroma 3y ago
But not at JPMorgan where they need butts in office seats 5 days a week!
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by superchroma 3y ago
I had it. It's been fine. You would hope that this would be a reasonable alternative for people freaked out about mRNA but I'd bet they don't care for it either. Late 2022 is also way too late for approval as most people I kn
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by superchroma 3y ago
Unlikely.
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by superchroma 3y ago
The tiled nature of the building definitely looks a lot more dated up close but it does cut a striking figure from a distance. Cool building!
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by superchroma 3y ago
I would guess because that would pour petrol on an existing fire of prejudice against gay people as somehow inherently diseased and filthy. We just saw with monkeypox not long ago a scene with average commuters in Spain being unconcerned ab
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by superchroma 3y ago
Who cares honestly. It's just brinksmanship by career politicians who love the sport more than they ever loved their country, elected by Americans who aren't motivated enough to hold them to account. They're playing their per
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by superchroma 3y ago
Implicit in this proposal is allowing people free access to medications including narcotics, HRT, etc. As we see today, this is not a palatable solution for people. If we accept that there must be some restrictions, then we quickly circle b
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by superchroma 3y ago
Looking at failure modes when planes do crash, it is puzzling why people think a parachute would be relevant anyhow.
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by superchroma 3y ago
"He said that the crisis-stricken health service, was making people sick and needs “market mechanisms” to fix it" no, it simply needs a government that isn't going to hollow it out because it would rather that nationalized

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