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by tasuki 1y ago
The biggest advantage of Skull over poker is that it's fun even without money.
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by tasuki 1y ago
The person you're replying to was reacting to your "reasonable possibilities are too many to analyze, one is forced to pretty much guess" statement. Not about perfect/imperfect knowledge.
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by tasuki 1y ago
> Is the game not interesting enough to play without it? Yes. Poker ceases to be interesting when not played for something . Chess and most other games are certainly different in this aspect.
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by tasuki 1y ago
I think it was at least partially joke. The author writes a popular newsletter called "Money Stuff", which is about weird things in the finance world.
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by tasuki 1y ago
It's Italian for "the most direct route". Which this certainly wasn't!
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by tasuki 1y ago
A friend of mine always goes around parties and tells everyone to stay hydrated. It always feels completely out of place, and also it's saved me from many hangovers...
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by tasuki 1y ago
> I don't know what "thirst" feels like at all! It's weird because I do feel hunger. (I'm not an expert so take with a grain of salt) This is it! Your hunger! It's actually thirst! When you're "hun
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by tasuki 1y ago
Tangential: I remember when I was a kid, adults always told me to drink more. Apparently I never drank enough, but I don't think it's ever caused me any problems. As an adult, I started drinking a lot of water - I drink easily 4 l
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by tasuki 1y ago
For those of us not into imperial units: that last day is 96km distance and 6km altitude gain. The previous days are a little easier but not by much. Wild!
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by tasuki 1y ago
> I found it super useful to write tests for behaviors I wanted, and just tell it “make this test pass”. This is the way. I don't understand the people who do it the other way around. I want to control the executable spec and let th
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by tasuki 1y ago
I've done that some years ago and couldn't be happier.
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by tasuki 1y ago
I'm 40 and very impressed by smartphones. Back in my day, we had a separate (wired) telephone, a camera, a notepad, paper maps, a walkman, and a million other things. Now I just have a phone and it can do all that and lots more.
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by tasuki 1y ago
I'm with my neighbor comments. How do you use Ubuntu without snaps? The base Ubuntu install already comes with several snaps. Installing random things through apt leads to snaps. I personally do not know how to avoid snaps on Ubuntu.
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by tasuki 1y ago
I have seen the original video. However charitably I tried to look at it, it looked very much like a nazi salute to me. I watched Herr Hitler doing his salute for comparison, it looked eerily similar to me. How did you interpret the origina
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by tasuki 1y ago
> I don't have the same issue with code I write professionally. Why not?
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by tasuki 1y ago
It appears there's no versioning, nor even an upgrade path? I'm a fan of DHH but I think actual distro maintainers do a better job of this.
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by tasuki 1y ago
> I setup Omakub on a 2015 MBP at the beginning of this year. I'll definitely be switching to Omarchy soon. Why? And... why? If you like omakub than why switch? What does omarchy do better? Wrt the bash scripts, parts look extremely
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by tasuki 1y ago
A tangent: > Children play Go, an ancient game still enjoyed today That ain't go. It's a go board all right. The shapes are not go-like and there's a stone that would be captured already. The shapes look like gomoku, but t
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by tasuki 1y ago
How about "this has too many dependencies which are tricky to set up and I think they might change under me and I won't be able to run the project anymore"? I've created a (working) docker image and even if the stuff in
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by tasuki 1y ago
Agreed. How much future cash flow does a kilogram of gold generate? Gold has very little "intrinsic" (industrial) value. Most of its value is pure speculation. Would you say gold and bitcoin are rather similar then?
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by tasuki 1y ago
8.1 GB is a lot! It is 64,800,000,000 bits. I can imagine 100 bits sure. And 1,000 bits why not. 10,000 you lose me. A million? That sounds like a lot. Now 64 million would be a number I can't well imagine. And this is a thousand times
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by tasuki 1y ago
> to screw over thousands of people who had really come depend on these programs So? Should they have been obliged to fund this indefinitely forever and ever? Would you not say the "CZI has promised a parting gift totaling $50 milli
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by tasuki 1y ago
Also they're good for heating your home.
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by tasuki 1y ago
Can they just make my Android (Google) keyboard work? I use three languages, and the dictionaries for the languages other than English are missing basic conjugations. Can Gemini perhaps help me type the next word? I been waiting for years!
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by tasuki 1y ago
> The problem wasn't the idea. I'll double down: yes, the initial idea is the problem. In a large organization, you can never discard the old knowledge base because you do not understand it well enough. No one does. No one know
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by tasuki 1y ago
> I still love Obsidian. And I’m planning on using it again. From scratch. And with a deeper level of curation and care - not as a second brain, but as a workspace for the one I already have. Different, but reminds me of something I have
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by tasuki 1y ago
I imagine that shoveling pig shit all day gets old very quickly. It's very easy to try working at a farm and seeing if you like it.
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by tasuki 1y ago
I kind of get all the other stuff, horrid, yes, but ok: US is a barbarian state. But what is it with refusing water? Hydration is extremely important. I'm never voluntarily going near any situation which could result in me being refuse
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by tasuki 1y ago
> My Google maps account What is a "Google maps account"? I have a Google account, which I use with their various services.
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by tasuki 1y ago
Trump tweeted it, must be definitely true!

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