walterstucco

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by walterstucco 9y ago
It's more like Wine
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by walterstucco 9y ago
You can however compose micro services with scratch For example I created a cntlm base image (linked in another comment) From there I can do FROM my_base_image COPY whatever and then add layers of services first one is proxy second one co
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by walterstucco 9y ago
> then how did they evolve? Easy: being on top of the food chain allowed us to evolve our relations beyond having an offspring Those having more satisfactory relations formed groups that we now call families up to the point where sex tod
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by walterstucco 9y ago
> If they set the tip for you, that's pretty much setting the price, isn't it? I forgot HN is mostly an american place. Tip in most Europe is voluntary We don't force people to tip
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by walterstucco 9y ago
Terrible democratic candidate translates to "she's a woman" From Europe that's what it looked like And that's what fake news and russian trolls pushed And also "she wants war" and now we're getting cl
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by walterstucco 9y ago
> the drive to have sex was synonymous with the drive to have children. that's not true! It's not even the main drive for many apes and monkeys… > The idea that complex behavior can be caused by genes in animals, but somehow
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by walterstucco 9y ago
When child survival increases, kids per family decrease at an enormous rate down to one kid per family https://www.ted.com/talks/hans_rosling_on_global_population_...
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by walterstucco 9y ago
> . A great example of this is the vastly different behavior of the zebra and lion We're not zebra and lions > knew long before we were anywhere near adults that we wanted families peer pressure is strong in our society family is
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by walterstucco 9y ago
> They also can't opt-in to adblock or noscript or me choosing to run Netscape version 4. This is a gross oversimplifcation They also cannot opt-in if you don't have electricity in your house or don't own a computer DOH! T
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by walterstucco 9y ago
> what about defaulting to popup blocking? that's a misbehaviour of the browser, not the developers The browsers were designed for viewing a single page at time popup blocking is fixing a browsers misbehaviour, as much as fixing a c
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by walterstucco 9y ago
developers cannot opt-in
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by walterstucco 9y ago
> Adblock is "breaking websites" because that's what I want it to do.
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by walterstucco 9y ago
> The problem with this view is that the vast majority of end users do not want I'm a user. I want that. I'm probably not "a majority" but I fail to see how being assimilated to the majority without my consent, withou
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by walterstucco 9y ago
> The browser is the agent of the user. If that's true, the browser should ask me and not assume what i want it to do.
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by walterstucco 9y ago
But it's not genetic It's culture and education
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by walterstucco 9y ago
In a way, it is. But I don't understand the connection. The core of the issue is the proverbial "worse is better" All the walled garden on the web are optimising one particular feature - engagement - leaving behind many other
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by walterstucco 9y ago
Am I wrong or usually channel 9 provides a transcript of the video content?
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by walterstucco 9y ago
recipes are absolutely a lot better in video to get an idea but when you have to actually cook something, having something in writing with some illustration is much easier you don't have to start/pause/skip/rewind the vi
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by walterstucco 9y ago
No, because they are easier to produce Writing an article takes a lot of time Writing a good one, is not for everybody But making a video is really easy
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by walterstucco 9y ago
> We are talking about things that people don’t like but are forced to get anyway. - Driving: a lot of people drive, very few of them like it or they would learn how to do it properly - Public transport: 99,99% of people using public tra
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by walterstucco 9y ago
> My country is bound by the Constitution And that's why you are savages > We have no obligation to that document. The fact that you believe you have no obligations to other people's right to "not be harmed" by bu
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by walterstucco 9y ago
> Freedom shouldn't be tolerated, really? Exactly The need to limit our freedom to harm others through our freedom and the need to protect the majority from the power of the singles are two concepts specifically stated in the univer
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by walterstucco 9y ago
No
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by walterstucco 9y ago
> Despite the 90’s sucking for metal, Pantera best albums came out in the 90s and they are some of the best metal records ever
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by walterstucco 9y ago
> Pretty big difference. A core difference, as a matter of fact Not as much as you think USSR collapsed under war debts and lack of freedom, not because people wanted more money And the first notable consequence were people dying for hom
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by walterstucco 9y ago
> The USSR tried basic income? News to me. They had a system where every citizen had an income, no matter what The difference is that you could not make more than that > Doesn't Switzerland have high productivity and wealth? No,
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by walterstucco 9y ago
I think I may need to explain: TV is passive, you either watch it or not The engagement in social networks comes from being actively participating "Your opinion matters" they say No, they don't But the fact that you can argue
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by walterstucco 9y ago
I was being sarcastic The original post was about how professionalism was replaced by method in healthcare But in my opinion saying "you have to be professional" and "you have to follow this checklist" it's the same
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by walterstucco 9y ago
I like to think you're right, but given the cheaty nature of men, most would trick the system by having a large number of children, even with different women, it doesn't matter. That's what they already do where children are
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by walterstucco 9y ago
They still prefer men that can hunt and chop logs But you can't if you have to go to work in the city

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