nativecoinc

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by nativecoinc 3y ago
> Flagged for that reason. The submission, of course. :)
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by nativecoinc 3y ago
Amazingly the article title itself says “May Be Oldest European Artifacts” but then the body of the article says “among the oldest European-made”! Flagged for that reason.
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by nativecoinc 3y ago
> Technically Newfoundland is an island For anyone who says this I wonder if they are consistent with how they discuss continents: - They take care to talk about the Caribbean as something in the waters near North America but not in Nort
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by nativecoinc 3y ago
> Of course, I believe the climate crisis is the most important problem in the world. However I don't think former colonial powers have any right to say or rather lecture former colonised countries on their obligations, when the col
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by nativecoinc 3y ago
Not being a hypocrite is not really that important compared to solving the problem at hand. You also get into absurd situations like how former colonial powers can’t say that up-and-coming colonial powers can’t develop in that particular wa
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by nativecoinc 3y ago
Environmental activist wizards get resistance to environmental hazards. Mud won’t bother them.
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by nativecoinc 3y ago
What-ifs about how the world operates are non sequiturs. They apparently got their way in Germany even though nuclear is greener than petroleum energy (according to the premise of the GP comment).
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by nativecoinc 3y ago
Yes, an allusion is indeed a kind of meme...
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by nativecoinc 3y ago
I guess it’s effective because it is similar to Markdown and other lightweight stuff: things like bullet items are just written like bullet items, with hyphens (or similar). You write it how you want it to be displayed. Granted for a diagra
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by nativecoinc 3y ago
You could watch interviews/conversations with them and judge for yourself.
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by nativecoinc 3y ago
I like Be'lakor – An Ember's Arc https://genius.com/Belakor-an-embers-arc-lyrics It’s a song about a photon.
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by nativecoinc 3y ago
There are some teachers of Samatha meditation, a Buddhist concentration meditation, that teach that you at any point are meditating at one of ten stages . This is both about skill as well as about factors like how agitated your mind is in
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by nativecoinc 3y ago
There are even a few regular contributors on the Git project who complain about the workflow being `git send-email`/email centered.
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by nativecoinc 3y ago
I had an interview where I had linked my SO and my GitHub. The latter just because it wasn’t completely empty. He cheekily complained that I didn’t have much activity.
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by nativecoinc 3y ago
I don’t know what the Enneagram is. Some things aren’t just taken out of thin air. Part of being a “social creature” is that you pick up on what other people think of you by observing how they talk about other people that you have something
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by nativecoinc 3y ago
What helped the most with my depression was meditation. All alone. A difference between hopelessness and a positive disposition (also among people, despite not knowing or interacting with any of them). > We are a social species. We need
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by nativecoinc 3y ago
> Yeah, people feel less lonely when they’re around people who they like and who like them. People who they like and who like them. And you don’t think that that is a massive caveat? The original claim was just “people”, not “fantastic
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by nativecoinc 3y ago
This is pretty obvious from my experience. I don’t really get “lonely” but I can be miserable when out among people. But by myself I might just be bored. But only some times. You know how “humans are social creatures”? A sort of corollary t
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by nativecoinc 3y ago
A fork where you diverge from the original is still a fork. Most long-lived forks that I hear about are things that have developed into their own projects and have no intention of merging back to the original. Contrast with a short-term for
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by nativecoinc 3y ago
Maybe "the whole computer is out of memory" (general purpose allocator). Contrast with a custom allocator which might only be able to work with a few kilobytes (for example).
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by nativecoinc 3y ago
People love to latch onto Structurelessness but it seems that I can’t stop hearing about “leadership in Rust” this, “governance in Rust” that, “working group on the subcommittee” this-and-that for the last few years.[1] So an insider real
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by nativecoinc 3y ago
> And also in some ways unsatisfying, because he seems on a roll on some idea, but then he doesn't know the solution, and the proposal of hiring experts prompts nervous questions. It’s a typical "compiler nerd" (any nerd)
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by nativecoinc 3y ago
Were you actually surprised?
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by nativecoinc 3y ago
I only make passwords based on the lyrics of Neil Peart. N3tBoi\N3gGril\SendY0urM3ssage\AroundTh3W0rld
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Meeting notes on Git’s UX (2021)(lore.kernel.org)
3 points by nativecoinc 3y ago|1 comments
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by nativecoinc 3y ago
Context: “Notes from the Git Contributors' Summit 2021, virtual, Oct 19/20” https://lore.kernel.org/git/nycvar.QRO.7.76.6.2110211129130....
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Ask HN: Distributed development with Git patches but not email?
1 points by nativecoinc 3y ago|1 comments
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Git evolve: tracking changes to changes (2022)(lwn.net)
4 points by nativecoinc 4y ago|1 comments
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
Yet another meta-history tool, but this one is a supposed to be rolled into git(1) itself, so that tools like git-commit, git-rebase, and others will work with it. See also: https://github.com/git-series/git-series&#x2F
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
We use Bitbucket at work. If we switched to some other forge next week I would not care. Git forges should be expendable.

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