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by uniq7 8mo ago
> a trivial code migration on the side of the callee If your library is used by multiple consumers, forcing all them to migrate is not trivial, no matter how simple the change is. If your income comes from these customers, it is not a go
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by uniq7 8mo ago
Age verification for alcohol/tobacco doesn't require full identification nor keeps any records that can be later used for tracking people for other perverse purposes. Also, the fact that gov and companies are already tracking peop
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by uniq7 8mo ago
Age verification for alcohol/tobacco doesn't require full identification nor keeps any records that can be later used for tracking people for other perverse purposes. I didn't say that "parenting is wholly on the parents
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by uniq7 8mo ago
I totally understand that "the salesman" is everywhere and that a single person can't fight against that, but he is everywhere because most parents are not blocking him in the first place, and that's exactly my point. Th
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by uniq7 8mo ago
Devices and networks can be configured with parental controls, and the blockage doesn't need to be 100% effective. The kid accessing Facebook from a friend's phone 15 mins a day is tolerable, while giving them access to drugs or a
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by uniq7 8mo ago
More like saying parents are at fault when a gun salesman enters their home every day, talks for hours with their children, and sells them weapons. Have these parents tried to not let the salesman in?
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by uniq7 8mo ago
The problem is when government's solutions go through identifying everyone and collaterally tracking their actions. In the same way parents can be blamed for not keeping their children safe around guns/alcohol/drugs, they sho
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by uniq7 9mo ago
> which is pretty exactly a cubic meter That would be if we were talking about water (and at 4ºC if we want to be "exact"), but potatoes have a different density and cannot fill the space entirely due to their irregular shapes.
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by uniq7 10mo ago
The error doesn't need to be extremely specific or point to the actual root cause. In your example, - "Error while serving file" would be a bad error message, - "Failed to read file 'foo/bar.html'" wo
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by uniq7 10mo ago
Maybe this will be an unpopular opinion, but I really dislike the lane layout, because it is not possible to efficiently take a glance at all elements in the list, one by one. If you try to go left-to-right, you will quickly realize that at
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by uniq7 10mo ago
Same here, my commit history chart makes people think I suddenly died on October 21, 2023, going from all green to all white. Bitbucket also implemented 2FA, but it's 100% optional, so I'm sticking with that for the moment.
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by uniq7 10mo ago
> I was speaking from a neutral and stoic stance. Nowhere did I imply manipulation or attempting to control another person You literally said: > your sentences are trying to control the other person's reaction and feelings toward
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by uniq7 10mo ago
Did you notice? People tends to interpret others in the worst possible way; even you inferred from my two short sentences that I am a controlling person. I'm not offended, it's just funny, and kind of reinforces my previous point.
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by uniq7 10mo ago
And then, if you don't make any questions, they may think that you don't care enough about them. Also, if you just often share information that is interesting to you, some may think you are tedious/boring. Socializing is real
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by uniq7 11mo ago
I prefer not to have HL3 rather than a half-baked one, or a very short episode. They have only one chance of publishing HL3, and I hope put in it the same love and care they put in 1 and 2. I'd be very disappointed if they just release
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by uniq7 11mo ago
Everybody consumes bad content when they are a child, and everybody grows over it, becoming bored of it, and then looking for something better to do. What show did you like when you were a kid? Do you still like it? Are you eager to consume
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by uniq7 11mo ago
Has an authority ever forbid you to do something and you still did it? If so, was it a problem that you didn't listen? I'm not a parent, but fortnite is not like smoking or drugs, common. If you don't let kids grow over this
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by uniq7 11mo ago
Thanks! I didn't know that expression came from Chomsky, now it makes total sense.
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by uniq7 11mo ago
What does "manufactured consent" mean? I thought consent is a synonym of agreement or willingness. If so, what do they mean with "manufactured agreement" exactly? I don't live in USA and English is not my mother lan
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by uniq7 11mo ago
In which of those countries is it possible for a man to work an ordinary job, buy a house, settle down with a wife and support two or three children?
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by uniq7 11mo ago
Even if he blocked it by accident, that is not a reason to shout. Shouting will not prevent errors, and you are only creating a hostile work environment where not acting is better than the risk of making a mistake and triggering an aggressi
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by uniq7 1y ago
They will eventually get ads mixed in the responses.
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by uniq7 1y ago
As someone not familiar with the term, I don't really understand the concept, and Wikipedia's definition doesn't look specific enough: > generally describes creative works that expand upon and break away from concepts of p
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by uniq7 1y ago
Github will squash all commits into a single one that actually gets merged: https://github.com/antiwork/flexile/commit/123404b3caa52870b...
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by uniq7 1y ago
First I thought it was just a simple witty canned response ala Han Solo, and got confused of why we were elevating it to the level of joke that required to be understood by someone intelligent. Then, as a non English native speaker, I thoug
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by uniq7 1y ago
How can KPIs from Google/Apple/Meta/X have any impact on the products third-party Android phone manufacturers decide to sell?
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by uniq7 1y ago
That is very interesting. Excuse me if this question is too personal, but what do you mean by "system of delusions" exactly?
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by uniq7 1y ago
I would love to play that game, and the data could maybe be useful for researchers. On the other hand, people playing Pokemon GO trespassed private property and protected spaces, so I wonder how far would the players of this game go just to
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by uniq7 1y ago
The clickbait title doesn't mention the name of the game, and the article is behind a paywall.
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by uniq7 1y ago
For example, people who work at Ford. In exchange, in the long term they won't be able to afford the cars they produce anymore.

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