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by wredue 2y ago
You probably don’t like it any more than I do, but the people who, for example, are fighting every day to remove rights from minority groups do, in large part, believe that they are kind. Brainwashing is a helluva drug. They do not view the
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by wredue 2y ago
How on earth is MS the “least bad” in the wake of this massive anti-competitive practice of just buying up studios?
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by wredue 2y ago
Game pass was an obvious piece of gamer bait. It is current high value for consumers, but that’s all it is, and in cases where MA is just a third party vendor to the publishers, high value for consumers is bad for the publishers. If it is e
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by wredue 2y ago
I mean. The writing was on the wall there TBH. Microsoft has been consistently failing to support and engage game developers since early in the 360 cycle, then the doublespeak crook Spencer took over, and it got even worse. This whole shitt
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by wredue 2y ago
It’s a warning once that stops happening when you approve it. It’s not a big deal. Also happens on windows.
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by wredue 2y ago
He gets paid to be an alt-right mouth piece.
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by wredue 2y ago
Just no. The single greatest predictor of your success is how successful your parents are, and the other predictors are not even close to the same ballpark, and a huge reason for that is connections. Anyone can cherry pick a few cases and s
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by wredue 2y ago
It has everything to do with explosive growth in IT jobs, definitely nowhere near enough MIT grads to fill probably just googles growth, plus other things, none of which has anything to do with alt-right conspiracy theorist Nate silver clai
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by wredue 2y ago
It absolutely is the case for Nate, who has a vested interest in attacking education.
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by wredue 2y ago
I’m not sure what is “prohibitive” about pressing literally one button.
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by wredue 2y ago
You don’t have to do any of that for native apps either. What on earth is happening in this comment section?
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by wredue 2y ago
If having spent some time in IT support has taught me anything at all, it’s that “reading basic instructions and following them” is not among the talents of a huge portion of people. Even the people I work with as team mates often call me a
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by wredue 2y ago
>I cannot fathom why it is still done this way *intuit has left the chat
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by wredue 2y ago
Why would it mean that? I fear that private IsPs will collude to keep internet slow and prices high, while never delivering to rural.
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by wredue 2y ago
>Rich type systems make it easy to change your mind about things and make large changes to your code with confidence. To be fair, they need to be able to make large changes with confidence because what would be small changes in other lan
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by wredue 2y ago
I find the only commonality is that after the right wing does something, both sides say “this is going to hurt so many people”. It’s just that one side is laughing when they say it. I visit alt-right circles A LOT, and I have literally neve
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by wredue 2y ago
Nah dude. Their business internal is a dinosaur both in girth and age. If they estimate 2 years for you, put away budget for 10. And all you’re gonna get is excuses and blame.
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by wredue 2y ago
I believe the wording I’ve seen is that compilers may not respect the inline keyword, not that it is ignored.
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by wredue 2y ago
If we had lightweight reality augmenting glasses (as in not much more than a pair of reading glasses), I’d have that in a heartbeat depending on use. But yeah, I’d personally not want much beyond that. Of course, to each their own.
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by wredue 2y ago
I also basically have to have a smartphone, and smartphones are entirely self contained devices. On a scale of trust for how companies are handling my data, Apple, and to a much lesser extent, Google, are still more trustworthy than Faceboo
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by wredue 2y ago
I don’t like that line at all. Personally, I think good developers get characters on to the screen and update as needed. One problem with so much upfront work is how missing even a tiny thing can blow it all up, and it is really easy to mis
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by wredue 2y ago
For about a decade, the tech sector had explosive growth, and some companies were taking “anything” they could get, which often included people who don’t know what an array is.
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by wredue 2y ago
One of the main issues doctors face today is that everyone is really fat, and being fat leads to every diagnosis under the sun. People don’t like being told that being fat is causing their problem (when it almost definitely is), and this is
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by wredue 2y ago
For the record, it’s actually far worse than this even, as many of your “teachers” are just people from the previous cohort. After a slew of negative reviews came from a few people that verifiably took the early courses, lambda decided not
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by wredue 2y ago
This is the school to coordinated with /r/learnprogramming to advertise and trick people in to registering, and when called on their bad practices, worked with the sub to ban users. The sub continued to deny a connection to the sc
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by wredue 2y ago
I would state that I have very little in the way of good objective experience with Reddit opinions. But at the same time, I have zero good experience with everything else. Reddit comments are genuinely better, but not by much! One significa
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by wredue 2y ago
Honestly, if you look up the definition of republic and democracy, if you blink, you’ll miss differences, and even then, the USA is best described as a democratic republic. Obviously, the last several years has taught us why the right wing
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by wredue 2y ago
I used LXQT for a week or so as a daily driver while I was picking envs (eventually landing on i3), and I found LXQT to be buggy and lacking. That was, oh maybe 3 years ago though. So assuming steady development, I hope it’s gotten better.
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by wredue 2y ago
If we can “aim” at mars and generally hit it, then we can definitely “aim” our space junk not at densely populated areas. I really don’t think that the use of the word “aim” here necessitated this level of pedantry.
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by wredue 2y ago
After watching the video, it looks like a very serious design or QC issue, for a company widely known for QC issues. The mats were a hit job because most of the cases were not actually the mats, and one company was getting a hard focus for

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