void_mint

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by void_mint 5y ago
If the food obese people are eating has a large environmental impact, obesity definitely contributes.
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by void_mint 5y ago
Full priced non-IAP games do not make as much as F2P, corporate overlords demand games make up the difference somehow.
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by void_mint 5y ago
I think this post is pure grandstanding. Giving good feedback is hard, and almost no one knows how to do it. Now, combine that with someone that has no skin in the game and is sometimes posting in-bad-faith, you're just creating a sea
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by void_mint 5y ago
Criticism given by those that do not align with the core goals/userbase of a project is not constructive. Giving criticism on something you don't intend to/wouldn't use is just complaining.
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by void_mint 5y ago
> This is Season 1 of my farm and we literally are turning customers away, despite our meat being ~2x more expensive than grocery store meat. Congrats! > Regardless of what highly-processed stuff large agribusinesses can or will prod
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by void_mint 5y ago
> Anybody claiming that highly-processed things like this will have anything close to the same health impact and taste as, say, pasture-raised chickens (like I raise on my farm, https://mulligan.farm ) This reads like a person
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by void_mint 5y ago
Serious: what did anyone involved think would happen?
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by void_mint 5y ago
Doesn't really seem like this is correct. https://law.justia.com/codes/arkansas/2018/title-20/subtitle... > (a) An individual with a behavioral health impairment who is admitted to a psychiatric
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by void_mint 5y ago
A serious intent to harm/kill others.
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by void_mint 5y ago
> So the people most at risk of huge unexpected bills are also not going to be the people knowledgable enough to setup the billing cap correctly Yes, which is why AWS builds it. > . So it would mostly be a feature for enterprises and
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by void_mint 5y ago
> BUT, I think the parent's point is that such a feature would actually be quite complicated. Sure, but so is making a cloud. Putting the onus of defining a feature like this on users, only after hearing their request ("I want
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by void_mint 5y ago
> Because every time this comes up everyone claims it's the easiest thing in the world, but if you try and drill into it what they end up actually wanting is generally "pay what you want" cloud services. Why is it on any (
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by void_mint 5y ago
Do you provide concrete "definitions" to people that don't/wouldn't understand? How would you handle a child asking you about something beyond their years? Would you just respond with a textbook definition and say &
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by void_mint 5y ago
> You could not really explain JIT compilation to someone not knowing anything about computers, could you? You can't explain the concept of doing something only when you absolutely need to, to someone that doesn't know about co
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by void_mint 5y ago
:)
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by void_mint 5y ago
It's good for Apple and iOS users that your opinion is mostly irrelevant in this space.
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by void_mint 5y ago
> whether they were after some sort of exclusivity. The only thing the company ever had was (fake, forced, paid) exclusivity. Once that went away people stopped caring (except those that were/are paid to be there, of course).
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by void_mint 5y ago
Ah, so, the answer to my question: > Can you paste me in your post where you did this? Is "No but..." So we're just saying things for the sake of it now, I guess.
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by void_mint 5y ago
> scorn for those who told them harder truths Can you paste me in your post where you did this? (Note: you can't). I'll even paste your response, so you can remember better: >> Wait, a functor is just a pure unary functi
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by void_mint 5y ago
> "It's like when the medieval Catholic Church refused to print a bible in anything but Latin so that they'd remain the sole authority on its content." The debate is about using language as a gatekeeping mechanism. Th
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by void_mint 5y ago
I would say the person you're responding to didn't come in "guns blazing". They seemed legitimately eager to learn, and expressed gratitude that the person that wrote the blog post used language they could understand. No
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by void_mint 5y ago
> The precise terminology is vital; it's how we avoid these errors when talking about this very abstract stuff. Given that the OP is very wrong, precisely because of the kind of attitude you've taken here, I hope you'll ta
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by void_mint 5y ago
> If you're okay with forcing people to show their medical history to drink, This is the obvious troll. You're not forced to show anything _to drink_. You're forced to comply with a business's requirements as per thei
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by void_mint 5y ago
Thanks for the response. I'm excited for as many viable alternatives to C/C++ as we can get.
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by void_mint 5y ago
What rights? Businesses have the right to refuse service. Governments have always required vaccine verification. This is just whining. There are no rights implications here. Also calling me a nazi isn't really appropriate, I don't
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by void_mint 5y ago
https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2021/04/08/9850327... It's not new.
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by void_mint 5y ago
I've been paying attention to Zig posts on HN, mostly just because it seems well-liked and I think Andrew Kelley is interesting/smart. Would it be fair to say that Zig is to C, what Rust is to C++? Or are they both just kind of...
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by void_mint 5y ago
> Oh I bet you use that same dipshit logic This amount of disrespect is unwarranted. > when discussing homeless people being told to move somewhere cheaper. What an absolutely insane whataboutism. This has nothing to do with what we&#
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by void_mint 5y ago
Sorry bud, you can avoid events that require vaccine passports. You can move to deeply conservative states that share your views. Tell me again how it's different.
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by void_mint 5y ago
> Funny how HN is so willing to agree with the absurdity of security theater at airports, yet so resistant to calling out the pandemic theater we're living every day. Take a peek at a hospital if you have some time.

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