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by tmm84 4y ago
I also believe the "humans did it" explanation. Does it easily cover every single crop circle easily? Maybe not. But I have kept an open mind and for ever single reason someone gives for it being non-human in origin there is someo
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by tmm84 4y ago
For me it has got to be Disgaea (can't figure which one though). The whole chess like movement, rpg leveling and just overall fun from having to think about the moves I make and live with randomness. There are many games that follow th
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by tmm84 4y ago
My first car that I bought was a Porsche 944. I can confirm that I miss driving/enjoying the car but not the mechanical bills.
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by tmm84 4y ago
I remember the usenet and gopher features that were part of the AOL client. I remember the hype I had heard as a kid on AOL back in those days. When I found them and tried to use them (I was about 12 years old) I didn't find them very
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by tmm84 4y ago
My experience playing around with F# on linux was about the same but I used the snap version of dotnet core which when I using LSP/iodine ended up spawning infinite processes. Eventually, after a lot of trouble with that I thought of u
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by tmm84 4y ago
For me, my first time experiencing his work was GTA Vice City. He always Tommy in my mind. It was wild to me seeing Goodfellas for the first time as an adult a few years ago. Now, I need to see the rest of his performances.
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by tmm84 4y ago
I agree that using a boolean or calling a function that returns a boolean is the best case for readable code. I think that familiarity with a language leads to using the falsy logic rules without explicit boolean logic. When script programm
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by tmm84 4y ago
My experience with web components has been great if you are doing SPAs or if you can load the web components dynamically/bundle them. However, when doing SSR it was hit and miss because of the need for a window or document object to be
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by tmm84 4y ago
Since watching the Pyramid K documentary on YouTube I have come to the point I am willing to take it as a possible explanation for ancient sites. I don't 100% believe that many ancient peoples were completely in the dark about math, sc
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by tmm84 4y ago
This has been my experience. What was deleted or made private? YT and other providers know but will just show a 404 or whatever instead of any metadata. The old idea that everything on the internet is there forever is now being fought becau
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by tmm84 5y ago
I agree with this video on so many points. The fact that most people who haven't had a ride on a bicycle since they were in middle school as well as the fact it goes at speeds most people aren't fit enough to hit for long stretche
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by tmm84 5y ago
Fooling? Well, it forces people to drive slower or pay out of pocket for the privilege. Those who can't afford it will have to slow it down naturally. So, it doesn't fix the real problem of making roads safer for higher speed driv
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by tmm84 5y ago
If it was about safety vehicles could be speed limited (obviously not very freedom oriented). Which means this is almost certainly about revenue. Doesn't help that new drivers are quickly shown that driving the speed limit is simply wi
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by tmm84 5y ago
Here's my POV as someone who once was a big fan of TypeScript but had to learn how to live without it for a long time and is now having to jump back into TypeScript because of a project. Extra fluff/annoying -> It only seems li
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by tmm84 5y ago
I don't think this is a programming language fail as much as it is seeing everything as nail because you chose to use only hammers. In the world of programming and technology I wished more people would look at people who invest and see
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by tmm84 5y ago
Another reason cash isn't accepted is usually the money can come from non auto based loans (student loans, home loans, etc.). Loan service companies can't repo a vehicle in these circumstances because it was never collateral in th
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by tmm84 5y ago
Having worked at a car dealership this is just the left hook if you will. You got them to go down on the price and when it comes time for them to get you to sign on the dotted line they add "fees" to add back what you took off. Ma
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by tmm84 5y ago
As far as I can tell there really isn't anything like Intellij. What parts of Intellij are you desiring for DrRacket to handle? I guess it would be the project explorer, the git integration, the import linker, etc. I don't know mu
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by tmm84 5y ago
This was one of the things I was wondering about. Vuetify is one of the bigger libs for Vue2 so if I were to do some upgrades it would need to be ready.
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by tmm84 5y ago
I agree with this post. Most of the young 6-12 year olds out there aren't going to be really interested in a terminal/basic interpreter. A lot of what that audience wants to do is build mods for the games they play. Minecraft, for
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by tmm84 5y ago
In Japan, most people use Line for messaging and calls. I love it but it is not secure.
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by tmm84 5y ago
I have experienced this for months. I'd search for something obscure and it would show a few results with the rest being videos I had watched partially or things I had liked before. I guess the idea was to just return a bunch of videos
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by tmm84 5y ago
You're correct that the real customer for a "new" car is the person who will drive it/own it for max 3 years. When I worked at a dealership it was funny how the used car lot managers would just auction a car that was sli
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by tmm84 5y ago
When I saw that the method involved questionnaires I took this with a kilo of salt. Considering that people forget what they had or generalize pretty badly this kind of method is only as good as the individuals and what they report accurate
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by tmm84 5y ago
Perhaps your students read slow or very inefficiently. Since their reading skills are poor and they value their time very highly they can easily budget their time against a video with a defined length vs reading a text that could take more
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by tmm84 5y ago
I 100% agree that for repairing stuff and sports related topics that videos help a lot. When I used to work on my car it was helpful to see how things were typically done and then when I read the repair manual it filled in the gaps of knowl
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by tmm84 5y ago
This has been my experience. I gave into learning Ruby and how things can be written several different ways. Even when tools like Rubocop and the like are used it still can result in a codebase that is very difficult to use. My opinion, typ
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by tmm84 5y ago
Here's a video on Haskell vs Elixir: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=alXhK5ZI9SE&pp=ugMICgJqYRABG... For me personally when I look at Elixir/OTP vs Haskell it breaks down to this; concurrency/parallelism&
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by tmm84 5y ago
This has been my personal frustration with Ruby projects. Basic Ruby is easy to understand but metaprogrammed Ruby requires mastery of the Ruby REPL and a mental model to see where something could be going wrong. Save a few lines for an imp
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by tmm84 5y ago
Commander is very fun and really requires some brain power/strategy to win (I won once because the two remaining players accidentally took fatal damage, blocked creatures that died killed the attacker and the trample damage killed the

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