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tyri_kai_psomi
7y ago
You should talk to an actual intelligence officer or two. I have, which is where I got that impression from.
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The thing people seem unable to do with Snowden is separate the intention of his actions with the impact. I have no doubt he had the right intentions. Informing the people of the gross violations of civil liberties is a noble endeavor. Howe
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7y ago
The thing about human thought is it isn't as far fetched and disconnected from reality as we may first believe, even in the realm of fiction. The means in which the fiction is achieved can sometimes be practical methods we have availab
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tyri_kai_psomi
7y ago
> By avoiding politics you tacitly endorse the status quo. A statement wrong on so many levels. Good grief, we really need to start emphasizing philosophy again in our society. > no matter how much you would rather pretend that you a
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tyri_kai_psomi
7y ago
I feel like the idea of time travel, teleportation, and eternal youth would improve my quality of life as well, but they are just as likely at this point as living on another planet. I certainly don't let the fact that I won't eve
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tyri_kai_psomi
7y ago
If it is depressing to think about it, then why think about it? Does it have any real implications for significant outcomes about your life or is it in a way some type of FOMO?
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tyri_kai_psomi
7y ago
I view the draw away from OO as a feature and not a bug. Classical OO patterns should have never been introduced into JavaScript, and it had a just fine object model, that no one ever took the time to understand properly, for those small us
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7y ago
Therapy and having a spiritual Father. Then I would have discovered all the dumb things I did as a teenager and early 20s were as a result of a destructive feedback cycle consisting of depression/anxiety, low self esteem, and existenti
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tyri_kai_psomi
7y ago
This is a common misunderstanding I see repeated a lot. The idea isn't unshackling big corporations, it's about unshackling small to medium sized businesses and entrepreneurs. Big corps actually love regulations for the barriers t
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tyri_kai_psomi
7y ago
or simply put: time is the real currency here, money isn't. Lifestyle changes require a significant time investment.
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tyri_kai_psomi
7y ago
Rust was created to solve's Mozilla's problems with C++ Go was created to solve Google's problems with C++ and engineering at scale The fact that TypeScript wasn't created to solve a big issue internally at Microsoft is
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7y ago
And Stallman is very off-putting to many with how unabashed and unashamed he is about some of his more extreme progressive views. Unfortunately for him, that excludes almost half of the potential support he would receive.
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tyri_kai_psomi
7y ago
The US has a military presence in 150 countries (that we know about). There isn't much that the US isn't involved in, especially when it involves a military superpower on the other side.
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tyri_kai_psomi
7y ago
Well you mentioned it in your comment, tags are not specific commits. Go Modules standardize around SemVer, and fallback to hashes only when it needs to. The reality is anyone can git push -f and change what a tag points to currently. So th
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7y ago
Same here. I've been living with a partially torn labrum for a long time now and seems like outside the occasional flare up with pain that I can just treat with some ibuprofen, I am functionally fine. I am going to avoid going under th
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tyri_kai_psomi
7y ago
Also I would like to bring up since JFrog's module proxy, GoCenter was publicly hosted first, they will have more than likely been first to host a module version. That means you are now open to the situation where someone uploaded v1.0
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7y ago
Interesting that you brought that up, If you look up the history of quarantining, it looks a lot different than compulsory administration of medicines. The slippery slope fallacy does not apply to governments. Once you give an inch, history
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tyri_kai_psomi
7y ago
That's how I view it. It’s not a matter of it not making sense or being a "Duh of course you should vaccinate" which is how I feel about it, it’s a matter of giving that type of authority to the state. Once you do that, the p
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7y ago
> The easiest way to identify a monopoly is to look at how badly a company can treat its customers and still get away with it. My company has a half dozen stories like this about Google in the last year alone. Unfortunately, this doesn&#
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7y ago
I have RSI in my mouse hand from pointing and clicking so much and basically my index and middle finger are constantly inflamed. The only thing that makes the swelling go down is icing, ibuprofen, and not using a mouse.