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by temporarara 3y ago
This. Text editors automatically give you that exact Jack Kerouac "rolls of paper" experience. It's just text. Formatting comes later, word or tex or some other system you like.
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by temporarara 3y ago
I would go even further and say watching sports is ultimately boring. There's pretty much nothing you can do to help "your" team to win (well not exactly true since you can often volunteer for "your" team to do some
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by temporarara 3y ago
While it's beneficial to learn swimming as young as you possible can people should be encouraged to learn it later too if they are at least mildy interested in water. I learned to swim very young pretty much on my own and thought I was
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by temporarara 3y ago
Normies live for drugs and alcohol and social interactions while the non-normies live for train simulators, coexistence is an eternal struggle.
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by temporarara 3y ago
I'm always happy to give the standard "I don't like to discuss work stuff when I don't get paid for it, it's not that interesting really" answer. Sometimes followed with "I work now for company X and I wri
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by temporarara 3y ago
Probably not even housed separately, the "deleted" tag is just now "true". That's just how pretty much all these corps roll since they can get away with it.
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by temporarara 3y ago
This. When it comes to serious use I wouldn't trust anybody who doesn't bother to invest a lot of time to actually learn the system anyway. IMO Windows servers are not easier to learn than Linux servers, quite the contrary actuall
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by temporarara 3y ago
If all you know about 4chan is /b/ and /pol/ then your opinion is valid, but there are lots of other boards there. In any case I find it useful to see at times what the most opinionated people are really thinking when th
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by temporarara 3y ago
Learning even one new language when you are already an adult is hard (or even almost impossible if complete fluency is the goal) for an average person. It's not just acquiring some knowledge, it's hard, and I'd say in general
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by temporarara 3y ago
I don't know. C has worked perfectly fine for me for various tasks and projects over the years. And I'm not alone so there's that, you and your hyperbole are wrong here. Granted I probably wouldn't choose C if safety is
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by temporarara 3y ago
When I was younger we played way too much noughts and crosses with "infinite" board trying to get five in a row and it never stopped being fun. The "standard" 3x3 board was just 100% unfun and pointless to us even though
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by temporarara 3y ago
I'm all for having as many children as you can raise, and caring about old people, but interpret the following how you wish. It is a highly anomalous thing in the history that ordinary people receive real medical care when they are una
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by temporarara 3y ago
As an occasional FontForge user I kinda want to see how slick some concept fontforge.ai would look and feel, but I'm fine with ancient looks as long as it works. For pretty much every software I'd really like to see some semi-inte
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by temporarara 3y ago
Your brother is the hero this world deserves. And this is why I generally trust only those small businesses who have their full real name on display.
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by temporarara 3y ago
If land is not owned by anyone the risk is that it's treated poorly since there is no incentive to treat it well. Take the profits that are available during your 70 years lease and run, it's not your problem afterwards.
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by temporarara 3y ago
If you buy forest or agricultural land you are pretty safe. The worst thing that can happen in civilized places is that a big entity forcefully buys it away from you for "reasons" and you don't get as much profit as you would
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by temporarara 3y ago
Different person but anyway. Well, in work I use a computer and it has a screen, so my existence is not at all without screens. Now, I communicate with family and friends in real life and sometimes in phone, my phone is very old and while i
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by temporarara 3y ago
Indeed, making men willing to work hard to provide for their family has been pretty awesome psyop. I really can't see any downsides if civilized society is the ultimate goal. I can just imagine how it feels when the ruler has a big har
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by temporarara 3y ago
Only tangentially related but out of curiosity I visited the actual replit.com site and the amount of moving and blinking things made me to close the tab almost immediately.
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by temporarara 3y ago
Pretty good idea IMO. I don't really know what makes people love gang members and other violent scum on the Earth. Surely they stop being murderous terrorists if we are just lenient to them. Bad people can thrive because good people ar
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by temporarara 3y ago
If you are organizing your prisons properly, this is not an issue. Inmates who are sentenced for serious crimes like gang stuff should never be able to communicate with each others without supervision. They are people who really like to abu
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by temporarara 3y ago
They definitely have issues with immigrant gangs though, and they are looking for solutions, see for example: https://www.dw.com/en/germany-crime-deportations/a-66467396 There it is said that only a third of the g
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by temporarara 3y ago
Seems like a complete no-brainer to me. If employer is found to not enforce basic safety things, no matter how skilled the worker who doesn't use them is, they receive a hefty fine. We are not talking about a guy who sometimes forgets
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by temporarara 3y ago
Hey, thanks for great insight. The topic is fascinating.
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by temporarara 3y ago
Interesting. I would have thought that perfect pitch is not helpful at all with classical guitar. Can you tolerate music that is (deliberately) slightly out of standard tuning?
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by temporarara 3y ago
It would be great. But last I checked the youngsters are just about the biggest consumers I've ever seen. Anecdotal, sure, but nevertheless buying Tesla and things like that still doesn't make anyone an environmentalist. But doing
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by temporarara 3y ago
There is zero guarantee about that. The result could have fewer vulnerabilities, but it's not an easy thing to do. I'd say there definitely are some vulnerabilities left in sudo code, but over the years all the obvious bugs have a
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by temporarara 4y ago
In many universities the instruction you are given is generally pretty lame. Outstanding courses exist in most unis but most of the time you get very little personal help. It's just how it is, and one of their goals is trying to teach
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by temporarara 4y ago
The way they encourage kids to live life based on the principle "this will look good on my CV" is also nothing short of evil. It should probably be illegal for degree-sellers to take into account any extra-curricular activities.
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by temporarara 4y ago
This is exactly why I don't follow college sports. In my honest opinion sports is an important aspect of life but the place for it is not in academia (whether used for marketing or not). It really devalues and even humiliates the acade

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