wredcoll

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by wredcoll 9mo ago
Yeah, I fail to see the organization.
482.
by wredcoll 9mo ago
Same way trumpcoin does?
483.
by wredcoll 9mo ago
It's mildly depressing that, dunno, 20 years ago I would assume that worst this was just overstating a deal with companies that benefits a few people and at best a major change to pricing systems. Now the most likely case is some kind
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by wredcoll 9mo ago
Sorry, which part of the facial recognition cameras is liberty?
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by wredcoll 9mo ago
I ran into this once... I think there's something about the grant not working on new objects or being one level too low? I tended to solve those problems by granting ownership of the db itself.
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by wredcoll 9mo ago
People are frequently held accountable for things they do not control. Children even more so.
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by wredcoll 9mo ago
You mean the president famous for illogical and incoherent tantrums and a complete lack of understanding of policy? You're right, completely out of the blue.
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by wredcoll 9mo ago
Turning off the auto correct is really interesting, I wonder if there's any kind of study on that
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by wredcoll 9mo ago
I'm a big fan of counter culture and so on, but generally the point of text is to be read and using all lower case just makes it harder for all your readers, which seems like the worst form of arrogance.
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by wredcoll 9mo ago
> Additionally, The Chicago Manual of Style, which prescribes favoring non-standard capitalization of names in accordance with the bearer's strongly stated preference, notes "E. E. Cummings can be safely capitalized; it was one
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by wredcoll 9mo ago
How?
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by wredcoll 9mo ago
It's a question that's too vague to be usefully answered especially on a forum like this. There's not such thing as "disabled people who can't write well", there's individuals with specific problems and ne
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by wredcoll 9mo ago
That's a funny example. I have no issues with the idea of course but in my day to day life I'm way more likely to encounter an issue with colors being lost after sent to a pager or a log file or tee or what not
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by wredcoll 9mo ago
In my experience with live codebases, "error" or "warning" rarely mean the same thing to the same person, but admittedly you're much more likely to guess that they're in use as opposed to crying-green-clown emo
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by wredcoll 9mo ago
...why does sqlite have proprietary tests??
496.
by wredcoll 9mo ago
Hackernews has the best gossip
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by wredcoll 9mo ago
The usual reasoning is that 2 legged robots will be able to use the same affordances that two legges humans do.
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by wredcoll 9mo ago
Look, I get the fantasy of someday pulling out my musket^W ar15 and rushing downstairs to blow away my wife^W an evil intruder, but, like, we live in a society. And it has a lot of benefits, but it does mean you don't get to be "k
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by wredcoll 9mo ago
I mean, a generation or two ago, people frequently learned to do things like replace spark plugs and alternators and mess with oil changes. My generation learned how to plug computer components together and install operating systems and dri
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by wredcoll 9mo ago
It's tempting to see some kind of relationship to class/caste systems here. A hypothetical english person might feel trapped by their class and station and "win" by accepting it but the american character always has a ch
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by wredcoll 9mo ago
I think the joke is that saitama's power has no in-universe explanation. It's not that anyone else could go do it if they tried.
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by wredcoll 9mo ago
There's a lot of stuff to nitpick in the christ story but I've always thought they did a particularly poor job of justifying the sacrifice as being required. I suspect it resonated more strongly with people of the era whose primar
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by wredcoll 9mo ago
This is a popular opinion and I think it speaks to a certain truth (bravery isn't not feeling fear, its doing the thing despite the fear, etc) but I think it misses something important. Superman may not be physically injured if he fail
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by wredcoll 9mo ago
Design goals are great. How do they actually achieve it?
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by wredcoll 9mo ago
Really? At least half the time the real results are below "the fold" for me.
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by wredcoll 9mo ago
Based on what?
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by wredcoll 9mo ago
They really aren't, there's no objective way to divide the world into exactly 7 continents (or 6) using geology.
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by wredcoll 9mo ago
You're probably completely correct and know more about the actual day to day than I do, but it sure seems like most of the famous ones were kinda jerks about sharing.
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by wredcoll 9mo ago
Whata the killer benefit of nix over, like, a docker file or a package.lock or whatever?
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by wredcoll 9mo ago
It worked for melania!

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