t0suj4

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by t0suj4 4y ago
The Mafia just bought politicians and now operate their rackets according to law. Can't commit something illegal when it's explicitly legal.
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by t0suj4 4y ago
I wonder how it reacts to find / -delete
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by t0suj4 4y ago
Microsoft teams barely even work standalone. It frustrates me whenever all the buttons stop working when I need to unmute myself during an online meeting. I then have to use my phone and hope it won't happen there too. </rant&g
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by t0suj4 4y ago
Not being hunted for releasing software that cracks their DRM and enables scanning would be a good start.
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by t0suj4 4y ago
From my experience relative air humidity matters the most. I'm trying to keep it between 50-60%. When it gets too high I have difficulty breathing. When it goes too low my skin is flaking. Of the gas appliances... I have never heard an
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by t0suj4 4y ago
When a company motto becomes a joke it's time to move on
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by t0suj4 4y ago
What if we take it from the other end and make an AI prosecutor? Input parameters would be a description of the scene and output would be a list of crimes anyone involved has committed along with confidence rating of how well it would succe
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by t0suj4 4y ago
Asking money back did influence my opinion and that would ruin the relationship over time. That's why I've stopped asking for money and went even further and stopped expecting anything back. I've picked that up from friends I
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by t0suj4 4y ago
I see a problem there with the pythonic range() function. I suggest to create syntax that can express closed, partially closed and open intervals. And make it always requiring two arguments. As it is now, people have to know the quirks of p
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by t0suj4 4y ago
Not expecting anything in return has definitely made me happier. It's on the borrower to worry about paying me back. Me, I don't care.
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by t0suj4 4y ago
Depending under what conditions the jobs disappear. When it's due to technological advancement everyone benefits because things like cell phones save people time from waiting for an important call at a specific place. Compare it to whe
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by t0suj4 4y ago
Except it's the government standing in the way of supply meeting the demand.
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by t0suj4 4y ago
It's on the employer's tab when he does such a foolish mistake.
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by t0suj4 4y ago
Safety manuals and instructions are written in blood, regulations come later. If you don't like your boss you can pack your things and go elsewhere. Your boss doesn't have that luxury.
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by t0suj4 4y ago
I'm more inclined to believe that boredom in a cryogenics facility would lead to a meeting of a head of Alcor Life Extension Foundation executive and a monkey wrench discussing the difference between expected and actual trajectory afte
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by t0suj4 4y ago
Subscriptions are fine for services I can live without. The barrier to entry is lower than a full cost of the software and I can cancel the subscription whenever I want. This is to me a win-win situation. I would absolutely reject a subscri
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by t0suj4 4y ago
I think the maintenance is not being performed because nobody wants to spend all the time and sweat to fix a bridge and getting rewarded by "Thank you and Goodbye! Oh by the way we couldn't get your budget approved but thank you,
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by t0suj4 4y ago
I see the sign off as a transaction where the signee assumes responsibility for results being up to spec and all bets are off at this point.
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by t0suj4 4y ago
Why should be someone responsible for how the product of their labor is being used?
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by t0suj4 4y ago
How does that work on an island away from civilization? I still need to get the most value out of my time so I don't starve to death.
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by t0suj4 4y ago
Would it be possible to hide a hash/encoded URL somewhere in JS and delete the site/redirect if the hash/encoded URL contained something unexpected?
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by t0suj4 4y ago
A contract of employment is also usually tied to some vague job description the employer is expecting from the employee. It's your job to take the most value out of your time, either selling it to someone else (getting employed) or hel
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by t0suj4 4y ago
From my parents' experience guaranteeing people a job will only result in people idling at job site because there is no work to do instead of people idling at home or possibly studying for a job they want to do. Giving artificial jobs
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by t0suj4 4y ago
I don't know how that would work. I don't think I would get a $1/mo VPS if the provider had to transfer his costs for all the OSS projects to the customer, me. And I like cheap cloud services.
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by t0suj4 4y ago
If random bans get more common the developer risks a game of whack-a-mole with private servers and cracked clients if not players packing up and leaving for a competitor. Legal protection sounds like it would actually benefit the cheaters g
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by t0suj4 4y ago
I think the lesson here is to stop using signed integer as an index into an array.
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by t0suj4 4y ago
People love retribution, especially when group of people they identify with benefit. It does not matter whether the cause for said retribution is real or not. You sleep easier when you don't know what happens to the people who won&#x27
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by t0suj4 4y ago
I would describe it as the company has changed its priority from customer acquisition to customer monetization. When the company starts tuning by touching only its monetization knob, it slowly starts descending into death spiral. Depending
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by t0suj4 4y ago
Those developed countries have people taking their banned speech underground. It is usually also very illegal to take their strongest arguments and argue against them. All you have left is hope that they will never gain stronger support.
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by t0suj4 4y ago
I think this was a problem all throughout human history. All those fertility festivals, arranged marriages, countless sayings to make a couple marry and make kids across cultures are there for a reason. What has changed is life expectancy

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