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taylodl
2y ago
My solution - use Linux for servers, use Mac OS for your client. Also, treat your servers as cattle.
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No, I was arguing the presence or not of a Y chromosome is insufficient in determining sex. Besides which, very few people have ever had a chromosome test. There are women in this world who have no idea they have an XY chromosome, yet they&
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2y ago
My thoughts on this approach: - Yes, automate as much as possible. Lint, code formatters, and other analysis tools you may have at your disposable. The team needs to agree on the bar that must be met to submit the PR. - Check the tests. If
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2y ago
Ireland has its advantages, such as a favorable tax environment, supportive government initiatives, and being part of the EU, but being on the continent allows for better alignment with neighboring countries like Germany, Belgium, and Franc
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2y ago
The UK isn't part of the EU. As an American, if I were looking to launch a startup in Europe, I'd prefer a country that's part of the EU. The Netherlands seems like a strong contender due to its strong startup ecosystem, cent
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Most people typically look at genitals to determine sex. However, as beeforpork pointed out, there are individuals with XY chromosomes who have a vulva, a vagina, and internal testicles. Based on physical appearance alone, which is often th
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2y ago
You have awfully high expectations!
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2y ago
Meanwhile, biologists and anthropologists recognize that human biological sex is complex and exists on a spectrum, rather than being strictly binary. This ruling is founded on legal definitions, not the full scope of biological diversity. G
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2y ago
Elon Musk is a known bullshitter. When the GAO affirms there has been $150B in savings then I'll believe it.
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2y ago
No it's not. Facts don't matter in post-truth America. Watch how the MAGA deflect and defend.
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2y ago
None of it is based on rational policy or analysis. Hire a clown, expect a circus. Just make sure you have plenty of popcorn.
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2y ago
Even so, it's a hop neither you nor I are likely to ever get to make in our lifetime. Besides, there's no destination. Think of this as the barnstormers from the 1910s and 1920s who would go to county fairs and offer people a ride
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I don't understand the criticism. Once upon a time, flying in an airplane was on the forefront of technology and only "professionals" did it to do important stuff such as weather data collecting. Now, commercial aviation exis
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2y ago
Thing is, manufacturing in America is up. The 2008 crises dealt a blow, but manufacturing has been building-back. I don't think people realize how many high-value items are made in the United States. Let the East Asians make our mass-c
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2y ago
AI is a tool. It's prudent for developers to learn how to use this tool, but the tool isn't replacing the craftsman. The craft is going to evolve, like it's been doing for the past 70 years.
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2y ago
I would avoid these flights of fancy until we better understand dark matter and the intergalactic voids.
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2y ago
Hire a clown, expect a circus
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2y ago
This isn't just climate change denialism; it's climate change data suppression—similar to what the Republicans did when they prohibited the CDC from collecting gun violence statistics.
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2y ago
NATO allies are reducing their purchase of US weapons, and the world is looking for the exits with regards to the US dollar as the reserve currency. Once the dollar is 'dethroned,' central banks will reduce their exposure to US bo
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2y ago
Well, at least Americans will learn who is paying for the tariffs. You can't hide these numbers.
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2y ago
> it doesn’t seem like there’s anyone left to enforce anything anymore so they can do whatever the hell they want It's as though they believe they're going to be in power forever and thus never be held accountable for their a
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2y ago
I'm becoming more and more convinced this administration is manipulating the market so they can make money.
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2y ago
I understand and to a large degree agree with what you are saying, but those "idiot sycophants" don't have a bottomless wallet and the resulting inflation is going to hit them hard. My father-in-law had a saying "I may
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2y ago
That's an interesting point. Gerrymandering only affects the House, not the Senate.
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2y ago
Yes, but it was the proposed monarchy that created this mess in the first place. Anyone proposing Trump as the solution for the problems Trump has created is a g-damned idiot - so I guess the real question is how many such idiots exist?
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If superposition were a mathematical trick and not real, then quantum computers wouldn't work.
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2y ago
Linked site does not speak to why you need an AI headshot.
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2y ago
The Republican-led Congress can end this nonsense anytime they so desire. I suggest their supporters give them a reason to desire to do so.
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It'll be interesting to see if there's anything Trump can do to cause the GOP-led Congress to reign him in. The Senate is starting to fracture, but so far, the House remains in steadfast support. Maybe once their supporters star
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2y ago
Congress can intervene any time it so desires...
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