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by verall 5y ago
I think it's a super hot take because the real world has demonstrated (over and over again) that a huge portion of professional software developers have no interest in learning functional paradigms just to write some config files. Just
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by verall 5y ago
> As I understand it, this shields the email from discovery. LOL that's NOT how discovery works
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by verall 5y ago
What about iodine in salt?
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by verall 5y ago
> 4:2:0 chroma subsample the fft This is hilarious but I don't think it makes any sense.
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by verall 5y ago
HW vendors have already/are implementing AV1 because they were on the big consortium and the industry is a bit more grown up now. AV1 is a big compromise between a bunch of vendors. It is definitely the future, the powers that be have
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by verall 5y ago
Because there's a social expectation to be available for meetings until 6PM to have more crossover with my Pacific time coworkers. I will not be able to convince any of them to get up at 4AM just because I like my evening time. They wi
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by verall 5y ago
That's because people don't actually want a portable sun (say, 10-20k lum D65) in their room. If you do want one, you can buy one for less than $100, and plug it into a $10 timer. You're buying into their marketing pretty har
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by verall 5y ago
I really don't understand why calling me ignorant or uninformed is neccesary. I'm just bringing up some counterpoints - something else to consider, I'm not recommending a diet based on soybean oil or anything. I'm curiou
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by verall 5y ago
Soybean oil has less partially hydrogenated oils than other deodorized oils, making it potentially the healthiest of the deodorized oils. Obviously deodorized oils are not very healthy, but I honestly don't understand all the posts lik
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by verall 5y ago
See I wanted to say "every" but I just know there exists some crap slow drive without one that survives because it is technically an "S S D". Even Samsung's last MLC drives (970 Pro?) had SLC write caches. Otherwise
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by verall 5y ago
> reflush to the MLC I'm nitpicking, but an EVO has TLC. Also an SLC write cache is the norm for any high performance consumer ssd, it's not just Samsung.
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by verall 5y ago
WTF? It is censored inherently with laws directed at it specifically, with crimes against production, distribution, and possesion. It is censored culturally as nearly any tech goon or housekeeper that finds it will report you (contrast with
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by verall 5y ago
> The only censorship that should happen is when something illegal is said. If I own a public pool, and a minority of my patrons decide to ridicule another minority of my patrons, should I be able to have rules against making fun of peop
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by verall 5y ago
I'm sorry that happened as I'm sure the API took a solid amount of work, but you've got to admit that's hilarious.
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by verall 5y ago
> Engagement around conflict works at all age ranges though. It certainly does, but content like that is described in the article, is clearly aimed a less internet-savvy crowd. Maybe the same crowd that didn't grow up with internet
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by verall 5y ago
Yes, it's hilarious this is being marketed as reducing food waste, when the new dates will be "best by" and most likely sooner than the use by date. Increase in waste and profit...
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by verall 5y ago
Yeah us immigration supporters really believe in 100% open borders. Yeah, right lmao
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by verall 5y ago
Oh yea, if not for emulating the PDP-11, processor designers would have no interest in instruction level parallelism. This article is pretty funny actually: > On a modern high-end core, the register rename engine is one of the largest co
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by verall 5y ago
> some feminists believe that women should dress, act, look, talk, and be and do exactly everything like a man does and it will solve all the world problems, and the other feminists believe turning men into women will solve all their pro
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by verall 5y ago
This might have been true 10 or even 5 years ago but certainly isn't anymore.
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by verall 5y ago
> The original version of the app I submitted for notarization had the Truple logo, with a red dot/circle to indicate recording and make it more suspicious. The redesign I did dropped the red dot/circle because competitors were
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by verall 5y ago
I thought the point is that it is easily bypassed or disabled, so in a coercive or sensitive situation the physical holder of the phone can take control.
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by verall 5y ago
No, discrimination and x-ism is not neccesary to make an environment that women don't want to work at, only sufficient. People being regular-shitty, combined with context, like making comments about the appearance and intelligence of t
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by verall 5y ago
My close friend interned at a small embedded devices company and was the only woman besides a part time HR employee. People made comments about the HR employee when she wasn't around. Is this "pretty open discrimination"? It
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by verall 5y ago
Home Depot doesn't put their shelving on the sidewalk because people will take stuff. They do frequently put a gardening section in their parking lot, as well as rental trucks and equipment. Really if this stuff was allowed there would
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by verall 5y ago
dude the cops on power trips don't need to be fired, they need to be prosecuted. It is insane we give people both deadly weapons and wide judgement for when to use them and then the worst that occurs in most cases of misuse is firing.
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by verall 5y ago
> There might be a chance to dynamically link the LGPL version and avoid paying for the complete license, but that’s not always possible. This is such FUD. The normal way to use Qt is dynamically linked, it is not difficult to use the LG
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by verall 5y ago
Because the chance of a net neutrality bill making it through the Senate is roughly equivalent to guessing Satoshi's wallet. We can barely pass debt ceiling increases to avoid national default. The net neutrality PR did work though, th
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by verall 5y ago
hey thanks for posting a link to the interview since it gives much more perspective
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by verall 5y ago
> the imam was narrating over passages from scripture to conform it to how Americans view things Or the imam had been influenced by American culture and was conforming it to their own views. I totally agree that people discount how much

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