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541.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
Yes, it is different. Pretending it is the same is just another way to defend the corrupt ones.
542.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
Ok, I'm we glad agree on the concept/system, the parent post sure seemed like it was disagreeing with it. I don't personally have a strong opinion on the word grooming, although on reflection it seems like the majority of tim
543.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
Article says medicaid only paid 300ish million on the claims.
544.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
> I will never feel like a "normal" person, they will make sure I never will. I'm going to tangent a bit here but so far in my life, after observing lots of people discussing things related to this, every single person fe
545.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
There's certainly slow books still being written but most fantasy books in specific assume a certain amount of knowledge about a tolkien-esque world. You can do entirely new worlds, and some people do, but most stories are about people
546.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
I mean, you keep repeating the idea that "some people" shouldn't be allowed to use their speech but DHH can use his speech. You can't have it both ways, either DHH is free to speak his mind on any subject he chooses, and
547.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
This is a good point, the fact that you can just download some video games and run them on your linux desktop with a working desktop environment and so on, even while getting a ton of papercuts, was basically unimaginable 15 years ago.
548.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
Is there any even theoretically viable way to prevent cheats from accessing a game you're running on a local machine without also disabling full user control of your system? I suppose something like a "reboot into ''&#x2
549.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
You think there's a list of words that shouldn't be used in these contexts. Your list overlaps with their list in a large number of cases. You just disagree with a few of the words where your lists don't overlap. It's no
550.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
This idea that people are too... what, fragile, to be criticized continues to puzzle me. Dhh said some stupid stuff and now people are calling him out. Why should dhh be allowed to say whatever wants but no one is allowed to criticize him?
551.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
If you don't think real people use the internet, I dunno man, welcome to the 21st century, there's a lot to catch up on.
552.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
No, that's a lie, or at least close enough to one. People are asking ruby on rails to stop associating with dhh because of his remarks. That's it. Or is this one those "free speech but not like that" moments?
553.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
This is just so weird. In general coding won't let me fall asleep but a book 100% will never let me sleep until I finish. I also find the idea of "forcing" yourself to read rather peculiar, but we're all different people
554.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
Depends on if the goal is to solve a problem (by writing code) or the goal is to write code (maybe solving a problem)
555.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
Because somewhere inside its little non-deterministic brain, the phrase "switch to node version xxx" was the most probable response to the previous context.
556.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
> We have world-leading criminality rates. Given that, the only alternatives are world-leading incarceration, or just letting criminals roam around making law-abiders' lives worse. Somehow every part of this paragraph just keeps get
557.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
Hmm, that last sentence is really missing a "refuse to"
558.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
I said this elsewhere, but the point here is what the humans involved are supposed to do with this info. Do I literally get out of bed on an error log or do I grep for them once or twice a month?
559.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
Like so many things in this industry the point is establishing a shared meaning for all the humans involved, regardless of how uninvolved people think. That being said, I find tying the level to expected action a more useful way to classi
560.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
> Saying that in the country with world-leading mass incarceration mostly due to its decades long “war on drugs” which has very much not cured drug problems is a perfect example of putting ideological preconceptions ahead of reality. I w
561.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
If this isn't the truth. I just spent several weeks, on and off, debugging a remote hosted build system tool thingy because it was in turn made of at least 50 different microservice type systems and it was breaking in the middle of two
562.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
Now I want to see the goal posts for what makes an IDE... That being said, surely the point here is about "agent driven development" vs "ai autocomplete". As they say, whether you type your command into a web window or a
563.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
Saves so much time??? Really? You set up a dev env once, how much time is it even possible to save?
564.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
This is like some kind of psy-op to get people to hate rust.
565.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
Was it his skin color???
566.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
Am I reading this article correctly: the job market was worse in 2017 ? Was Ai also responsible for that market? This seems a bit unsupported.
567.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
In my state, grocery stores literally do take plastic bags back, they have standardized drop off bins and everything.
568.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
What possible reason is there for keeping glass out of a landfill?
569.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
Give it a rest, nigel. Find some other place to peddle your malicious hatemongering.
570.
by wredcoll 10mo ago
This word you used... friend... what does it mean to you?

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