throwaway815190

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by throwaway815190 6y ago
I played American football for 8 years and I have lifted weights for 20+ years. I preach deadlifts to any male hacker and/or office worker who will listen. To the women, I preach kettlebell swings.
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How I Almost Made the Game of My Dreams(medium.com)
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by throwaway815190 6y ago
Good. Everyone deserves a voice. Free speech and all that.
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by throwaway815190 6y ago
I'm not arguing at all. I'm speaking the truth. What are you doing? "Accuse your opponent of what you are doing, to create confusion and to inculcate voters against evidence of your own guilt" Saul Alinsky, Rules for Rad
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by throwaway815190 6y ago
The narrative about COVID is starting to fall apart and these cynical people want to make as much money as they can before it falls apart completely. CDC admits only 6% of reported COVID-19 deaths were actually caused by COVID.[0] [0]: htt
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by throwaway815190 6y ago
Ah, thank you! It looks like Agenda[0] does use that model. Here's a blog post with details[1] in which they mention that Sketch[2] also uses the same business model (with some minor variations). tl;dr: you buy the app and 1 year of up
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by throwaway815190 6y ago
I hadn't thought of that one. I rather like it. Does anybody other than Jetbrains use this model?
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by throwaway815190 6y ago
It's a subscription based model. It needs your account/email to make sure you're still subscribed.
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by throwaway815190 6y ago
Disagree. This puts pressure on the app developer to release versions with new features whether it makes sense for the app or not. I balk at yearly subscriptions to software too for the exact reason you state. But, I also realize that one t
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by throwaway815190 6y ago
I hate the infinite canvas in Sketch. It sounds great when you're creating things, but you have no idea where anything is when you go back to read it later.
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by throwaway815190 6y ago
Another factor here is employability. Employers go with the latest fad framework because they think it'll improve their ability to hire engineers in the short term. Unfortunately, this means that web developers need to always know the
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by throwaway815190 6y ago
> The difference between Law and Theory (in scientific discourse) is not what you believe it to be. ELI5?
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by throwaway815190 6y ago
> It is a fundamental law . > Systems theory I'm confused. Is it a law or a theory? And no, it can't be both. Laws are proved. Theories are unproven.
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by throwaway815190 6y ago
I'm completely ignorant on this topic, so I apologize for asking what must be an extremely stupid question to you, but: what makes stability a static quality whereas resilience is a dynamic quality? Are these statistical definitions th
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by throwaway815190 6y ago
Youtube should hire you to redesign their site. Simple, fast, and easy to use. Nicely done.
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by throwaway815190 6y ago
Let me know how that goes for you.
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by throwaway815190 6y ago
Again, how does that make the status quo untenable? It hasn't done much to hinder google's operations in Europe.
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by throwaway815190 6y ago
Justice exists to prevent chaos and restore order. How does that make the status quo untenable?
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by throwaway815190 6y ago
How?
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by throwaway815190 6y ago
Those are not the definitions of those words. Neither Justice nor reparations are designed to change the culture. In fact, they're designed to do the opposite: maintain the status quo.
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by throwaway815190 6y ago
Even if you were to get it, what would that change? The culture of consumer exploitation would still be there. How do you change something that's been a cultural cornerstone for over a century?
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by throwaway815190 6y ago
> Nim is an amazing language that suffers from a lack of momentum and hype. And good multithreading and network libraries.