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RandomInteger4
6y ago
This isn't a bad thing.
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RandomInteger4
6y ago
This scenario seems like something that's more common in freelance work where the client has access to the code for whatever reason.
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RandomInteger4
6y ago
Because I procrastinated due to the overwhelming complexity overloading my mind with the myriad scenarios resulting from those two necessary lines and my lack of experience with this scenario depriving me of the intuition necessary to prune
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RandomInteger4
6y ago
Can you provide citations to which countries exactly you're referring to by the phrase "most countries?"
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RandomInteger4
6y ago
Contact tracing apps sounds like a totalitarian wet dream.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Fucking hell, these politicians are as much a virus as the virus itself. 100% that number was pulled straight from their hindquarters.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
You're confusing the object for the verb. The sex habit is "jerking off" not "to internet porn", and all it takes is a simple youtube search for "bonobos jerking off" to see that you're wrong.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
No rational thinker would give any credence to words written in a "full communist" magazine about how a system of economics should be run.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
It's called "Regulatory capture". They're trying to slow down / hinder competition, while at the same time benefiting from loopholes sewn into the legislation their lobbyists helped to create.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
That would be a good thing, not a bad thing. It would force colleges to conform to the rules of capitalism, making the market for education sane again. Student loans should not be handed out as easily as they currently are.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
> "entitled white boys" Wow, racist much?
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
"Guy" and "guys" are not the same, at all. The s appended to the end, along with the context, drastically changes the semantic meaning of the word. This is how language works. Even an unchanged word can have totally diff
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Having a ministry of truth totally sounds like an idea that can't backfire. /s
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
This is great news.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
I built a new computer and for the first time in over a decade I wanted to try Windows, but apparently I was missing drivers for something. It never told me what I needed drivers for, and even with all the drivers for all the parts I could
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
I like the copyright pun at the bottom.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
While all that may or may not be true, that is irrelevant to this study.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
This study mentions antioxidants rather than glucose.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Why the hell would you want your diet to be salt free? Sodium is essential to proper bodily functions. You're going to hurt yourself by over-limiting sodium and using potassium chloride.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
My eyes don't work this early apparently. I completely misread the comment I responded to.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Open source offices are a result of companies not willing to train. Everyone wants to hire someone with experience in their tools, and also only hire young people, so what are young people going to do? They're going to teach themselves
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Yeet
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
From what I understand, a lot of that is due to a combination of factors from bugs and spaghetti code from prior to purchase, to the necessity to not change too much too quickly, which might cause a community uproar, to simply just trying t
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
So private equity buys a sports publication and see that they're not publishing anything related to sports, so they tell them "hey, please publish sports related articles" whereby the staff whines, quits, and is replaced? And
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Or just make them taste like taking a pill which isn't supposed to be chewed or overconsumed. I never said anything about making vitamins taste good, nor do I think outliers like the case study discussed in the video are relevant to th
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Well, it kinda helps that they were the first good search engine. Their name is synonymous with performing a search, much in the way people say "let me grab a kleenex" with regard to tissues,or "I used a q-tip to clean my ear
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
What is "mandatory returning of bottles against deposit"?
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Can you define lamettrieism for me? I haven't heard that term before, so just curious.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Naive Question: Wouldn't a multivitamin be a cheaper and safer solution to counter a broad range of vitamin deficiencies? If not, why would growing crops be a cheaper solution? What is the opportunity cost of growing golden rice to fee
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
How the frick do you accidentally drive into the US?
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