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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
Good. this is much more precise language.
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
Bandcamp is truely the best music platform and one of the best websites there is today. It's fair to artists and its UX is in the rarest of states: done. I hope to god they never change a thing.
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
very cool but video way too emotional
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
another thankyou for f.lux here!
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
is there a law regarding whether the presence of these bugs should be disclosed when you are a guest in a business premises or someone's home ?
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
I will start using Amazon again if they replace their dehumanized workers with robots
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
are they BPA-free ?
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
because in the workplace lack of trust means we all have to pretend we know when we don't for fear of looking weak
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
most of it is in the blue i think, but from the surface of the earth this range is scattered so the next peak is in the green-yellow. I'm sure there's UV we could capture with windows
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
I don't get it. 2D is a subset of 3D which the GPU already does. Why the need for tiles and whatnot why not render 2D text and other bezier curves as 3D curves with a z coordinate of 0 projected in orthographic perspective ?
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
don't worry SCRUM believers would still find a way to make them drag on for 2 hours
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
i was wondering why it didn't convince me! if it knows the shapes to badly erase then it could be erasing them correctly
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
sounds like you're advocating this
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
Apple store staff have had cult-member aloofness for as long as I can remember
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
this makes sense as part of the problem. the more carbon actively stored in the form of living creatures the less there is in the sky cooking us
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
human memory isn't comparable to digital memory. When we recall a person's face we've interacted with we don't beam that information telepathically to others and we (most of us) gradually forget the face over time.
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
not sure I like this idea. These are rare untouched places which should remain untouched. What about local tribes ? Leave them alone.
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
should be titled "eating cereal for breakfast" as it's specifically about cereal other kinds of breakfast (full-English etc) are healthy
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
<shudder> eating at desks must stop
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
Expressing any 'negative' emotion (frustration, anger, impatience, irritation, boredom) is seen as weak-minded and irresponsible. We must pretend at all times that we're confident, unphasable, happy and charismatic. Anyone fe
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
and they can make a terrifying sound to warn you
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
no. Humans, like all animals have free will.
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
While I definitely agree with you that this is the general pattern in life, the thing is that people aren't always either humble or arrogant, and it is possible to see the truth while being arrogant too. Even Wolfram must have days, or
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
make the subtitles optional then
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
vaccination vs refridgeration which uses less energy ?
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
it's one industry where you must assume the worst of the companies that run it because the consequences of mistakes are so terrible
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
without the physical boundary which matters
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
bad for sealife
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
it gets cheaper the more it's used
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
tips on avoiding Amazon ?

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