willcipriano

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by willcipriano 2y ago
Competitive gaming. Anticheat often doesn't work or requires work to get up and running anywhere else.
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by willcipriano 2y ago
People who aren't the getting blamed all the time call it accountability culture rather than blame culture. Some people want to be holding the bag, if the bag is full of money. All risk no reward won't attract accountable people.
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by willcipriano 2y ago
Check out 'refurbished' ThinkPads when trying to get a deal on laptops. Many are off lease business machines that were lightly used, best value for the money imo. What you described sounds fine also.
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by willcipriano 2y ago
> 'The data raises a concern for those people who already have an elevated risk of osteoporosis or fractures, such as those with obesity or type 2 diabetes.' Seems they were already at risk, perhaps malnutrition broke the camel
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by willcipriano 2y ago
I don't think the people behind the opioid crisis should be trusted to be speaking in good faith.
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by willcipriano 2y ago
Would there be any advantage for anyone to state they feel the opposite to your view publicly? Seems like a career limiting move.
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by willcipriano 2y ago
No-fault divorce would be more aptly described as providers-fault divorce if you look at how the family courts tend to work.
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by willcipriano 2y ago
I got a libra color myself and cab second this recommendation. It was so good I got a second one for my 5 year old daughter, figured it was a good alternative to the iPads I see her peers with.
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by willcipriano 2y ago
You misidentify the core problem, or at least why it is a problem from a business perspective. The problem isn't cheating itself, the problem is players feeling like they have been cheated (and thus not buying micro transactions in the
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by willcipriano 2y ago
My idea: 1. Determine minimum human reaction times and limit movement to within those parameters on the client side. (For example a human can't swing their view around [in a fps] in a microsecond so make that impossible on the client)
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by willcipriano 2y ago
I'm a member as well. I get way more value than what I pay for, but I feel bad for the people at home subsidizing me.
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by willcipriano 2y ago
Planet Fitness is diabolical with this. "Pizza Fridays!" "Judgement free zone!" "No lunks in here! Lunk alarm!" They know the demographic they are shooting for.
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by willcipriano 2y ago
I believe this is the first time in history that the 'oppressed' class has better average material conditions (measured in things like life expectancy, serious workplace injury and death, imprisonment, suicide rates, outcomes in c
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by willcipriano 2y ago
> I’m only being paid $70,000 for this academic year hmm... > ac·a·dem·ic year > the period of the year during which students attend an educational institution, usually from September to June. That's around 100k annualized. So
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by willcipriano 2y ago
Feels like something the technical writers and copy writers should decide around the watercooler if anything. Smells like being afraid to make a choice, even a tiny one.
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by willcipriano 2y ago
Damn, 2 grams? I had no idea the dose could get that high.
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by willcipriano 2y ago
We may also want to popularize the idea of not building you business with someone else's platform. If people were more skeptical of these firms in the last few decades they wouldn't have gotten off the ground in the first place.
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by willcipriano 2y ago
I see no point in arguing further as what you suggest is entirely a pipe dream.
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by willcipriano 2y ago
I'd argue a less correct framework that you could actually sell to voters and politicians would be more successful by the virtue of its policy actually being implemented (not just the fun bits). I can find you far more people who wish
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by willcipriano 2y ago
I said the political will does not exist (in several different ways) now you say: > Insomuch as "implemented" means using the policy prescriptions (specifically, the job guarantee), there are no countries doing that, but variou
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by willcipriano 2y ago
So, its implemented then?
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by willcipriano 2y ago
Don't leave extra space. Ask the question and get a "no, we don't need that", then call out the frequent specification misses when the schedule slips due to all the rework. (Or that doesn't happen and realize they m
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by willcipriano 2y ago
The political will only exists to do money printing part in practice. The rest is a pipe dream.
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by willcipriano 2y ago
That's why I have the "eat everything I kill" bit. When I leave they will be much less funded and much better prepared.
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by willcipriano 2y ago
The reason why my idea is just an idea and yours is a business is yours is a lot more realistic, but I'm happy to hear that something like it exists. I had lost hope that I could find real challenges in my work but now I see that I mus
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by willcipriano 2y ago
My dream job is solving "impossible" technical problems like this rapidly, on short notice, and eating everything I kill (I'd imagine they could pay $500k+ for a fast [24 hours] solution here). Some sort of tech navy seal.
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by willcipriano 2y ago
Flake8 already provides this for anyone concerned about it. https://www.flake8rules.com/rules/E722.html
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by willcipriano 2y ago
That's where the wasteful bit comes in. If the taxed dollars ended up with say hurricane victims or other struggling Americans, those dollars would chase goods and services domestically driving up the price of those goods. Now consider
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by willcipriano 2y ago
A big part of modern monetary theory is taxing the newly printed money and putting it towards (wasteful) government programs to "burn it" in a sense. Predictably, politicians who support MMT only did the printing part and skipped
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by willcipriano 2y ago
I'd like types for all the currencies. USD rent = 2000 EUR salary = 6000.53 USD disposableIncome = salary - rent Then: disposableIncome.toDecimal() disposableIncome.toInteger() disposableIncome.toString() USD interest = disposableIncom

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