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tclancy
11mo ago
Yeah, I remember reading an issue of Planetary from about (GOD HELP US!) two decades ago where the plot involved baddies who had invaded a fictional universe. In the time since then, I went from thinking "What a crazy idea for a plot&q
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11mo ago
This is nice and all, but I want to revisit I, II and III! Edit: Ask, and ye shall receive https://archive.org/details/ultima-1-gfx
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11mo ago
As an old, I feel for the author. Her bio suggests she is or was sympathetic to the working class, but she done got old and moved to Silicon Valley so I wonder. “The Ford CEO's grandfather was one of the company's early employees,
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11mo ago
Not sure why this is downvoted. It doesn’t even qualify as a rounding error. There are individuals that spend more than this sending other peoples kids to college.
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11mo ago
I feel like your username really brings something extra to the party. Now go home.
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1y ago
You’re gonna need a bigger boat.
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1y ago
That doesn't undermine their point though.
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1y ago
Oh wow, thanks for that, makes things even easier than “Find app and ctrl click”.
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1y ago
You’re totally right!
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1y ago
I was hoping this was going to be advice for being a good citizen of the ‘net, but this week seems to be Brought to You by Tiger Beetle, so here we are.
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1y ago
> clicks in to read what others thought > _that_ comment somehow has floated to the top and cannot be closed or hidden with ESC > ⌘+w
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1y ago
For those interested in how the river came to be a person, I highly recommend Robert McFarlane's latest book, "Is a River Alive?". https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/218569826-is-a-river-ali...
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1y ago
Warn him before you do. Don’t want to scare him.
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1y ago
I’ll finally accept I’ve been replaced when they start leaving #TODO notes to themselves that never get fixed.
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1y ago
Is that true? Feels like you are begging a huge question and also assuming everyone has to exist in a capitalist society forever.
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1y ago
Next thing you know, people want to not work on weekends!
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1y ago
If you’re here to kink shame, I think you should leave.
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1y ago
Yes. It’s called “being held to a higher standard”. In the past, we kinda thought we were sending out best and brightest to enforce our laws. The good news is a much larger swath of the country knows better now.
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1y ago
Your 80s homage makes me think of Opus assaulting mimes with an olive loaf.
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1y ago
They apparently ate lunch in the middle. You’ll never guess what they had.
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1y ago
Because so much nuance can be lost in writing, especially if both parties are working in a second language. There is a lot of value in actually talking to someone, especially in a fraught situation like this. Hearing the other person expres
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1y ago
Because they’re meeting the patients at their own level. Plus while using PG for everything is a currently popular meme on HN (and I am all for it), it’s not something you see all that often. An app server, a database and a cache is a prett
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1y ago
"You take a chance getting up in the morning, crossing the street, or sticking your face in a fan." - Shirley Jackson
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1y ago
I know it makes me an old and I am biased because one of the systems in my career I am most proud of I designed around XSLT transformations, but this is some real bullshit and a clear case why a private company should not be the de facto ar
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1y ago
I get your skepticism and I know nothing about the field, but if the round thing in the press release picture isn’t designed to fit in a wheel, I’m confused. https://yasa.com/news/yasa-smashes-own-unofficial-power-dens.
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1y ago
> since people like the OP can't understand them and we never have people try to bully us Yes well, glad to hear there’s no one bullying people there!
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1y ago
Sounds like someone never read Sun Tzu. (Not really, I just know somewhere out there is a LinkedInLunatic who has a Business Philosophy based on being hungover.)
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1y ago
This is some fine astroturfing. They don’t exist anymore because they were commie-funded and also they exist and are cheering for Hamas to kill Israelis. Yes, peace movements are famous for that.
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1y ago
The speed thing can’t be overstated. At first I thought it wasn’t actually running for some things.
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1y ago
And electricity and running water and oh the inconvenience. How is this worse than getting a script file that expects you to install modules?
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