xwolfi

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by xwolfi 3y ago
Why do you say it's commodified though ? We have a lot of fun, we cannot get away from each other a minute and we deeply connect. We re never bored, we never fight long. I've had sex with her every day for 8 months, yes, but does
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by xwolfi 3y ago
Why ? I see an unhealthy obsession online with people "trying to see" if others are suggesting children should be molested. Doesnt matter what he thinks: what he said makes sense, teenagers, especially above 16, start maturing in
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The two I know the most, muslims and indians, seem not to follow "fasting type diet". Instead, they eat an enormous amount of fat, grow curry bellies, and look just as unhealthy as the scummiest american atheist... However, where
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I don't know: red seems to be the color of blood, a bad omen to witness. Green is the color of grass, quite okay. Blue is the color of the sky and yellow of the sun. Colors are not absolutely random I think, and could just as well cros
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But my eyes see something different. Let's take a very good game in 2014, Dragon Age: Inquisition, and a good game this year, say Cyberpunk 2077. There is a progress between the two that sort of compensate for maybe single-thread bench
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I agree, it sounds like people saying "our generation can't live as well as our grandparents", typing it from their mind blowing portable computer on the toilets of an airplane, going to vacations abroad. Problems are only so
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What are you trying to make him say? First, sex is not the only thing kids do earlier than 18: kissing and fondling, we did at various ages and it's I think normal and quite harmless. It s not like teenagers will wait for their 18th bi
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by xwolfi 3y ago
For me it has ! I have way more sex (I try to have it everyday) than my parents seem to have but a lot less children :D At 35, I feel I'm peaking to a point it's almost too much. What really seem to work to have sex a lot is to ha
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by xwolfi 3y ago
You're the one on the verge of swearing to be fair. He pointed out your misunderstanding of the purpose of a telescope (to see things we need to see, rather than things we can see with eyes adapted to the heavy brightness of Earth) and
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by xwolfi 3y ago
Completely wrong. What you see is a product of what you need to see, adapted by evolution over millions of years, so that you can survive on Earth a bit longer than 5 minutes. We're talking of seeing a barren planet millions of kms awa
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Have you tried Confluence ?
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A baton is a "stick" in French. We do not use it for food, and the british are often using random French words to sound fancy.
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Ahah
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My employer is headquartered west of China, in Europe, so is probably part of "the west" as you call it. Banks are absolutely not centered around mortgages (only): this is what YOUR life is centered around, the middle class is com
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by xwolfi 3y ago
Oh they still do: I work in a giant bank, in Hong Kong, and you would be surprised by the diversity of people. Squeezing blue collar people via unsound consumer loans is a common misconception of what our job is (at least that's what I
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Be mindful that in practice there is very little difference between civil and common law systems: the ceremonies appear different but the spirit is the same: past decisions heavily impact future decisions since that's the only way to k
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Just take a group of people that actually know and work together and you're authentic. Forced diversity is idiotic: either you do it or you don't, but you show what you're doing to be authentic. Imagine how cringe it would be
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by xwolfi 3y ago
Yeah I used it because the original comment did: ofc Europe is not a real homogeneous place. I'm from Normandy to be hyper precise, and there, we don't have much iPhones or use iMessage. I certainly never heard of isolation due to
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Maybe you simplify a bit what "guessing words from other words" means. HOW do you guess this, is what's mysterious to many: you can guess words from other words due to habit of language, a model of mind of how other people ex
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It's more than bitcoin !
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But you're talking very generally: we are independent militarily: if the US attack us, we can attempt a defense. If Afghanistan could free itself eventually, I'm sure we can find a way as well. My country has nukes (and owns the t
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by xwolfi 3y ago
I'm from Europe and live in Hong Kong, in both places, iMessage to us is like Edge for Windows users: a gimmick we see auto-installed but we dont use. So many people don't have an iPhone, and we change phone number every few month
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In Hong Kong everyone has an iphone but everyone uses Whatsapp. I'm so surprised iMessage is even used at all, we all consider it a gimmick here, like, Whatsapp and Telegram are so great at their respective subset of features and WeCha
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by xwolfi 3y ago
On paper you're not wrong, but String used for localized text are a special subclass you can deal with separately. Most Strings that will cause you problems are, you know, technical: logs, name of subsystems, client ids, client-sourced
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But how will Europe be independent of its adversaries like the US, Russia or China without it ? It's like, yeah it's not bleeding edge, but to deploy our military satellites it's better than nothing, isn't it ? Why spit
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Or payload size ?
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You're missing the point: who's using the 'add' instruction ? You. We want 'something' to think about using the 'add' instruction to solve a problem. We want to remove the human from the solution desi
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> The SEC’s complaint also alleges that Kraken’s business practices, deficient internal controls, and poor recordkeeping practices present a range of risks for its customers. As alleged in the complaint, Kraken commingles its customers’
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Patents are a compromise: you keep your prerogative, yes, but for a limited amount of time and you agree to publicly publish it so that everyone can access it. Eventually, if you do nothing with it, why would we limit humanity from benefitt
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by xwolfi 3y ago
You misunderstand: work is not about a collection of individual contributions by skilled professionals, it's about convincing someone to give you time and money in exchange for providing the minimum satisfactory output. The client does

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