timwaagh

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by timwaagh 3y ago
I didn't know things had gone quite this far yet. I have to agree. There should be legislation preventing this, or the pirates will be morally in the clear. Which does not help copyright owners. Yes, the pirate stole your content, but
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by timwaagh 3y ago
I do not for a second believe ordinary workers can outright buy Teslas in Sweden or Denmark.
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by timwaagh 3y ago
I don't think this analysis is any better and at least the article tries to tell a story. Sweden, a country next door with not that many people and no oil has someone named Ibrahimovic who is a bit more than a talent. They also produce
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by timwaagh 3y ago
We can throw this 'logic of political survival' theory straight into the thrash. Because this is strictly the logic of n=1. Humans trying to see patterns where none exist. Norwegians did very well, because they did. Maybe they&#x2
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by timwaagh 3y ago
I don't know whether the design of American cities is efficient. They might be. and I do believe in roads for all users. That's why a bike lane is called a bike lane and not a bike road. Bike paths and 'bike superhighways&#x
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by timwaagh 3y ago
If you're obsessed with ensuring others can't make money running something like Reddit then sure
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by timwaagh 3y ago
i take issue with calling it a relic. i dont know why every game needs to be the same. like sure, there are modern rpgs and this is not a straight copy of divinity original sin (most modern tbrpg i have played) but its battles are not worse
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by timwaagh 3y ago
is your time that cheap though?
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by timwaagh 3y ago
Yes. They have considered it essential for good health since forever so they are reluctant to say 'sure we can make do with other oil'. More recently that belief has been spreading because the data seems to prove them right. This
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by timwaagh 3y ago
I liked this well balanced approach. What I think is necessary is more capability to have hard modularisation within a monolith, so decoupling is not a reason to introduce microservices. Performance should be the main/only reason to do
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by timwaagh 3y ago
you call your blog separateconcerns.com and then advocate for the opposite. functions have their purpose. one of them is separating concerns as is done here. the code on the right is probably better than 99.9% of code out there. there is ev
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by timwaagh 3y ago
This sort of fanaticism is why there is no progress on this issue. Let's start by banning low hanging fruit like cryptocurrencies, private jets and superyachts. If it's insufficient we might have to do more, like build sufficient
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by timwaagh 3y ago
RUP really isn't waterfall anymore. It's not as linear. It's it's own thing, a sort of hybrid model. The nineties already knew the issue with expecting to get everything right the first time. The problem with it is it&#x
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by timwaagh 3y ago
Capitalisation of Almost Every Word Makes Me Sound Very Important.
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by timwaagh 3y ago
Unfortunately it looks like symbol spaghetti. C and friends have one advantage: they look clean.
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by timwaagh 3y ago
It looks like a good proposal. Botfarms are a pita for a lot of sites. Cheating in games is bad. Asking someone for their id to receive a package or content they paid for is normal in the offline world.
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by timwaagh 3y ago
What I don't really like about Pascal is it's pretty verbose. It was originally for educational purposes so everything is very explicit.
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by timwaagh 3y ago
Except we're not. Engineers that is. According to the Canadian engineer's association or whatever.
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by timwaagh 3y ago
That's so different from here. I'm 35 and when we finally got a large size TV last year I never went back to the small screen. Well except when I have to.
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by timwaagh 3y ago
As fancy as it is to use fancy phrases, the lecturing tone here is not matched by any substance. The argument boils down to an appeal to authority followed by a personal attack.
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by timwaagh 3y ago
I think they might actually now that you mentioned it. In the same way h&m has a better policy than most locally owned clothing stores. Families typically face immense pressure to only think about the short term. But it wasn't what
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by timwaagh 3y ago
Farming does a heck of a lot worse damage than 'a decline in bird populations'. What causes such decline in wild animal populations and causes damage to humans is that farming takes up all the available room driving both animals
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by timwaagh 3y ago
Google has now said they will do it but indeed they want to sort out compliance first.
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by timwaagh 3y ago
I read 180 countries get access. From what I have seen from the list the ter m'countries and territories' might be more accurate. I think they're reasonable players. They are either well established or have goodish intents. I
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by timwaagh 3y ago
I don't why bard isn't coming to the EU. Is it this or something else. Google hasn't explained it. I would hope that any ai act will allow reasonable players like Openai, Microsoft and Google to continue their good work witho
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by timwaagh 3y ago
Burnout is such a luxury disease. I mean if you don't have a ridiculous American tech salary you won't get burned out. Rather you will try to find other things to make some more money, because you need the money. Is that my yealou
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by timwaagh 3y ago
For me the best platform is one that's easy to debug and the debugging story for php is one of the worst. Otherwise it would still be quite hard to read. But at least it's cheap to host.
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by timwaagh 3y ago
As much as he dislikes fighting these cases he is entirely dependent on the money he makes from selling songs and the the way the fact that these have value/are copyrighted allows companies to market him and make him more famous.
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by timwaagh 3y ago
I don't know man my parents just spent the first few years of their early retirement caring for my grandma who is now in the final phase. It's not like you just won't be there one day. It also costs others a lot of time and e
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by timwaagh 3y ago
That really varies by region

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