tekla

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by tekla 1y ago
> Hacker culture has always been left leaning No it hasn't. It started as counterculture. 90's hacker ethos might as well make you a fascist these days.
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by tekla 1y ago
Last time I checked, I don't control my metabolism with a dial. I do control what enters my body through my mouth
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by tekla 1y ago
They have literally done studies that show people who claim they can't lose weight are vastly underestimating the amount of calories they eat. These are excuses, in the fitness community, the response to "I can't lose weight&
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by tekla 1y ago
Irrelevant, energy out > energy in, you lose weight
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by tekla 1y ago
Irrelevant, energy out > energy in, you lose weight
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by tekla 1y ago
Until the human body becomes capable of creating energy out of nothing, this is irrelevant
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I think we are both in agreement.
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by tekla 1y ago
> How is it that a small grocery store can sometimes provide things (much) more cheaply than a megacorporation? Megacorps have overheads for managing insane supply lines and lots more stringent enforcement with their product, and general
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by tekla 1y ago
Why would they do that? Refrigerators are incredibly efficient and cheap to run and are a modern miracle of extending food shelf life/
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by tekla 1y ago
This completely false talking point is a disease. "Normal" foods like rice and beans are dramatically cheaper than "junk" food.
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by tekla 1y ago
Farmers markets are incredibly shitty inefficient ways of getting food from farm to consumer. Also the people who shop at them tend to be much much richer.
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by tekla 1y ago
Tell me you don't take public transit without telling me you don't take public transit
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by tekla 1y ago
I've had this problem. We ended up using Docker Swarm. Painless afterward
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by tekla 1y ago
They do. People complain about the fascism. v
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They do that already. Everyone knows they have no power, so nobody cares.
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> He acknowledged the report's findings are only based on short-term effects but, given the project has been shut down, it's all they have. OK, yeah. They kept working because everyone expected that it would go away
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by tekla 1y ago
That's fine too. As long as they own property because thats how you KNOW they have buyin
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by tekla 1y ago
I wish I could have gone to these schools where testing is just memorization. Everything would have been so easy
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by tekla 1y ago
> millennials also benefit from being raised in one of the most prosperous and nurturing environments that has ever existed Ah yes, the financial crisis that was literally feared as the end of western capitalism was the most prosperous t
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by tekla 1y ago
Dumb, this is a lie people tell themselves to feel better. I heard this crap since 2005 and it was never true.
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by tekla 1y ago
It's so sad to see great engineers limit themselves and refuse to take on large projects because they think that they can't do better.
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by tekla 1y ago
That's most of HN
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by tekla 1y ago
I would need examples of the defects that this machine would find that a) would matter enough to bother with and b) not be something a human could bring up arbitrarily too if they happened to not like me.
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by tekla 1y ago
That's weird, because when I rent a car, I take photos and videos and I make sure to have a attendant write down the damage on the rental paper before I drive away. Is basic ass covering weird?
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by tekla 1y ago
Yes there is.
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by tekla 1y ago
They don't mention the locking mechanism being disabled
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by tekla 1y ago
Bloom isn't spoilage.
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by tekla 1y ago
> "control system" is somewhat niche jargon Oh my god. What the hell is happening to STEM education? Control systems engineering is standard parlance. This is what Com Sci people are like?
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by tekla 1y ago
May I introduce you to all of blue collar work.
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by tekla 1y ago
You don't want clients suffering a bad experience because they don't have gigabit internet

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