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by wetpaws 7y ago
I did it for year. Two big benefits: first, you are loosing weight (I lost ~10 pounds) and second, craving has gone. It was seriously concerning me and a big motivator to quit. I did not find much difference in how I feel, but at least this
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by wetpaws 7y ago
Because there is no competition in the US.
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by wetpaws 7y ago
We will still work long hours and have no money.
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by wetpaws 7y ago
I saw enough large scale knockout projects to see how quickly observable based code fold down into a disjoined incoherent mess. At some point it's virtually impossible to debug or support it. I'm not sure who downvotes me, people
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by wetpaws 7y ago
Friends don't let friends use observables
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by wetpaws 7y ago
When you have round holes, square peg would always seem like a bug.
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by wetpaws 7y ago
At this point, in 2019, does anyone truly care about leaks anymore? I feel like this is becoming a new norm.
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by wetpaws 7y ago
As Austin example demonstrated, once cat is out of the box it's virtually impossible to ban ride-sharing, people will create a black market using makeshift apps, Google docs, Facebook groups, etc.
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by wetpaws 7y ago
Google translate kinda does this already, with a mixed success
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by wetpaws 7y ago
Life expectancy != maximum lifespan
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by wetpaws 7y ago
That I have eyes and my hands and my sanity and my family. Honestly that's enough.
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by wetpaws 7y ago
It would be interesting to know total lunched products to closed products ratio, pretty sure MS looks better in this aspect as well
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by wetpaws 7y ago
Underlying implementation is a pure rendering engine, network and some low level core stuff (which is, as I mentioned a facelifted quake1 engine). All game logic including weapons, enemies, ai, bullet and explosion raytracing and game objec
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by wetpaws 7y ago
I don't see any contradiction in what you are saying. Yes, they are rights and should be free. They are not right now, but that's because we are operating in a world of a limited resources, but not because it is a right state of t
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by wetpaws 7y ago
There is nothing like this in hl1, most of the behavior is hardcoded in the game's SDK and pretty generic. I.e every breakable object has 'health', and the barrels explode when they hit 0, explosion is just an instant calcula
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by wetpaws 7y ago
The easiest way to improve a good laptop is to make a bad update and then revert it.
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by wetpaws 7y ago
I'm bipolar and that's pretty much how I work. If you are in a hypo phase, you'd better spend it somewhere useful.
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by wetpaws 7y ago
>we would often disagree with the action that was taken It's not that uncommon
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by wetpaws 7y ago
Kettle and toaster are independent actors and so is Roomba and yet here we are doing fine.
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by wetpaws 7y ago
I should've mention beforehead that no indirect victims means that all parties involved are _consent_. Because we live in a world where it is impossible to fully _not_ affect anyone directly or indirectly, by victims we should understa
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by wetpaws 7y ago
Victimless crime imply that the action would have no direct or indirect victims. For example: if A shoots heroin it does not make other people addicts. Your case does imply possible victims this therefore it is an incorrect analogy.
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by wetpaws 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denying_the_antecedent
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by wetpaws 7y ago
Not sure if it is a sarcasm or not.
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by wetpaws 7y ago
Minor stuff. Any logins that require password (git/ssh), all the command line operations that I do more than one time (I start with moving them to text file and when it gets tedious - to shell scripts, saves surprising lots of time).
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by wetpaws 7y ago
Click on one monitor and then move mouse to another monitor and move mouse down to the edge (without clicking anywhere). Of all alien, obscure and mind bogingly bizzare ux behaviors this would be probably in my top 5.
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by wetpaws 7y ago
In my country we call it an "effective management", a tongue in cheek for a situation where on paper all company KPI are perfect and growing but the company is for a huge nosedive in a long run.
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by wetpaws 7y ago
They have a right to do whatever they want but we also have a right to do whatever we want including not buying their games.
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by wetpaws 7y ago
You should never outsource your core competency, it's a recipe for trouble.
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by wetpaws 7y ago
Crime rate is on global decline for several decades (even article you linked mentions that)
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by wetpaws 7y ago
US having a first place looks strange given how car-centric it's culture is.

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