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by xani_ 4y ago
Yes it is for security, but it could be useful for testing
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by xani_ 4y ago
Looks like a bit expanded goat, wolf, cabbage puzzle
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by xani_ 4y ago
The guy with speech impediment was on vacation when they named those
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by xani_ 4y ago
> People can quit Uber/Lyft whenever. Indentured servitude cannot be quit. same thing really if you have no other option to earn rent and food. And them using it as opportunity to pay low (after you include car deprecation/fuel
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by xani_ 4y ago
Because the people that are clueless about business can easily price their service below even minimum wage and companies use it exactly for that reason You get paid per service of moving people around, but might not be knowledgable enough t
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by xani_ 4y ago
Yup, just slowly let them get to the inevitable conclusion that they are wrong and give them a rope to get out from being wrong while keeping face.
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by xani_ 4y ago
I would say CK3 have much better new player introduction (I also bounced of CK2), but if you bounced off Stellaris, which is the easiest of Paradox titles to get into, you'd probably have same problem. But you can always wait for free
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by xani_ 4y ago
It helps that you start from very little in Stellaris. At start you do minimum of building and just fly around with your science ship discovering stuff, the more complex stuff is more gradual. In case of game like CK you start with already
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by xani_ 4y ago
>I love the idea of the Paradox grand strategy games, but they seem to me to be almost gratuitously complex. Everything has so. many. parameters. In turn, this seems to make the games (1) require learning a lot of details that are '
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by xani_ 4y ago
Press is publishing what their authors write, not what their readers write. It's not a social conversation. Public Television (in countries that have that) would be better example.
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by xani_ 4y ago
There is plenty examples of terrible paid moderation
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by xani_ 4y ago
The difference is that you can go to other restaurant, but social medias are so big that if you're not on twitter/facebook you might as well not exist in public view. Of course that does not apply to smaller forums and I think tha
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by xani_ 4y ago
Moderation is double edged sword sadly, you need it else the extremists will do exactly that, interpret the ideas of community in the extreme all while pushing out people that they think are not extreme enough. But on other side... good l
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by xani_ 4y ago
> If social media wishes to be immune from lawsuits regarding the content it publishes, section 203, then it should not have the ability to censor such content for an explicit commercial revenue model. It's a bit more insidious than
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by xani_ 4y ago
It does when the block is for everyone, not just the people who asked to not see it. Giving people option to filter out what they don't want to see is fine; but the moment when (aside from reporting illegal stuff) you block content f
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by xani_ 4y ago
"diverse cost-of-living locations" is such a corporate way to call it
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by xani_ 4y ago
As non english-native speaker I watched so much stuff with captions it's second nature for me. But for any language that I understand well I only turn them on when the accent is so thick I can't get what the actors are saying. Sim
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by xani_ 4y ago
Well, it's pretty low density for heating, furnace that big isn't exactly practical for anything else but some industry building
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by xani_ 4y ago
> Using wood as a source of fuel is sensible given that the rate it is burnt equals the rate of re-forrestation AND we are starting from a sensible equilibrium. If you burn deadwood, sure, maybe, that would just rot back into CO2. But re
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by xani_ 4y ago
And where you get that energy in the first place ? You still need to produce it and get it into the car. You're not saving "50% energy" if you're not generating that energy efficiently in the first place. And nuclear is
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by xani_ 4y ago
I wonder if that could be somehow fixed in some kind of two step combustion. Like if you cut oxygen supply and are now basically pouring coal particulated up the chimney could that the somehow "afterburned" to be turned back into
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by xani_ 4y ago
If your bank uses phone for 2FA (say OTP via SMS or whatever else), but you have no bank login, now attacker have to hack your PC (to get bank account login) AND phone (to get access to 2FA). So not having your 2FA source in same place as y
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by xani_ 4y ago
Well, Emacs already did it. I kinda hate after moving to IDEA (as IDE it's just better, still prefer Emacs as an editor tho) I had to use mouse more.
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by xani_ 4y ago
It's just the way I prefer to learn stuff. Learning for learning sake without making anything out of it isn't for me, I learn best when getting knowledge in process of making something.
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by xani_ 4y ago
Same thing different name. I said ultrasonic because that's the wavelength you need for it to be compact The basic way of working it is basically * lowering the pressure of gas causes it to cool, increasing it causes it to heat * creat
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by xani_ 4y ago
Well, they have owner of car and presumably where they live, they could send a snail mail at the very least
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by xani_ 4y ago
There are ultrasonic heat pumps (used in JWST for example, precisely because of vibraiton issue), but it will take time till it will be mass produced. No refrigerant needed either
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by xani_ 4y ago
Markdown (with flavouring, plain one is just too poor) still IMO looks better in its text form, which was main point of it, ASCIIdoc looks a bit worse as pure text (altho not bad). But it is probably just plainly "it happened that Big
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by xani_ 4y ago
Well it started after wordpress fucked up my formatting and replaced -- with — (em dash) one too many times. The whole PHP stack isn't exactly pleasant to manage in the best of days, and looming threat of WP having another bug and gett
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by xani_ 4y ago
This one looks strictly like "a server backing up its local things to the cloud". Like, I haven't seen it and it looks like great solution for my NAS, but not exactly to deploy on servers that don't even have access to t

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