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nearmuse
3y ago
You don't die if you lose 20% of your body mass in fat.
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nearmuse
3y ago
How is there not a single marker in Ukraine? UAF are using every kind of equipment they manage, I have certainly seen in the media DJI drones being used there.
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3y ago
> Pathos is as important as logos. As far as Stallman's choices of what to debate, and how, and where are concerned. The problem that is being raised here is with the ethics of those who smear an individual's reputation while r
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3y ago
> Think before you speak, think before you act. People always did, especially the smart ones like Stallman. His blog literally consists of his provocative takes on various issues. Thinking results in having an argumentation for one'
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nearmuse
3y ago
I mostly knew it for Simon Ostrovsky in eastern Ukraine. In the recent years it has seemingly become more politically biased like many other papers, so I stopped paying attention - it simply did not stand out anymore.
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nearmuse
3y ago
No matter how grass-roots you imagine journalism to be on the path of becoming I believe it will end up resettling into a specialized organization, because it requires cross-domain research, an ability to vulgarize, and an ability to invest
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nearmuse
3y ago
BuzzFeed and Vice were exciting?
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3y ago
I am really tired of dirt being brought up each time a discussion of a renowned figure is happening. It obviously detracts from the inspiration or immersion people are trying to derive from bringing up those renowned figures. They are inten
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nearmuse
3y ago
Sounds really weird because you still have to screen people for software engineering jobs, while administering problems in an in-person interview is how it was being always done before coding competition platforms. As to the platforms thems
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nearmuse
4y ago
I am trying this approach right now. It is difficult to do it for big concepts because they take time to recall in their entirety and can't be reduced to one key idea to be recalled quickly. It may also be hard to estimate what interva
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nearmuse
4y ago
Edward Diego works at Microsoft confirmed.
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nearmuse
4y ago
What's with the sudden barrage of FPLs posts in the recent days?
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nearmuse
4y ago
I love these: Q: how to perform a 7-base sum of two numbers? A: To perform a 7-base sum of two numbers, you must first convert the numbers into their 7-base equivalents. For example, if you want to add the numbers 5 and 12, you would conver
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nearmuse
4y ago
If to "look" means to verify the existence of things in it and to skim the code for style etc without even running it, then yes. Many people have these repos with a fork of some opensource project with like 2 commits in it, or som
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nearmuse
4y ago
Case in point: it can prompt people to gush about a fizzbuzz implementation.
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nearmuse
4y ago
Oh so that's the "extreme programming" I have been hearing about.
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nearmuse
4y ago
People are seeing the young YouTube in TikTok. For monetization reasons, YouTube shifted to longer and better produced videos, and the quirky and raw content the OP is praising TikTok for has become less prominent, although it is definitely
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4y ago
Because of all of these news of arrests, cops shooting someone unarmed, or people getting easily labelled as felons or sex offenders, US has become synonymous with "trigger-happy" (literally & figuratively) for me. Are people
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4y ago
Sounds like the Japanese cuddling as a service.
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4y ago
Although they claim to not be abandoning the idea and the trademark altogether, I don't really understand the reasoning behind not using such a seemingly strong brand. Mindstorms appeared pretty popular with hobbyists and in education.
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4y ago
What is this then: https://engineerscanada.ca/become-an-engineer/examination-sy... ? You can, but it requires passing their exams. Apparently, that section about misuse is a warning of sorts because the title is very g
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4y ago
It would be understandable if it were for scams or using ads for illicit goods, but I can't imagine it being a tenable business practice for a corporation to keep a negative permanent record over a minor transgression where no-one is h
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4y ago
This sounds weird. Have you abandoned native apps altogether? You must be using notepads, pdf viewers, terminals, etc. People are still constantly in touch with low latency and low-bug UI and I like to believe that because of this native ap
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4y ago
"Content" is the common denominator word for everything that ends up on a platform. Some of the content is art, some is DIY guides, some is game playthrougs. And some of it no one will even bother to classify because of how random
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nearmuse
4y ago
Care to give any examples? I am not having any issues at all. Not only that, but I don't feel like FF is getting in my way somehow and that I should try a different browser.
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4y ago
If you are asking why, you are not acquainted well enough with the russian mentality with (dis)respect to the west. Unless somebody rubs the scale of atrocity their ancestors commited into the following generations, they will feel like they
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4y ago
This sounds like some mix of whataboutism and willful ignorance of the scale of the conflict and its atrocities, as well as its economic implications. Energy crisis, immigrant crisis, grain crisis, the need to pour in billions in weapons. T
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4y ago
I am kind of living by this; I really don't see how a "menial" job experience transfers onto "exciting" jobs. If you want to do ML or program computer graphics, 5 years of writing CRUD code in Python will probably n
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5y ago
This sounds very behooving of a dating app: it preemptively gives 0 chances to the "iffy guy" and rejects them so the dating person doesn't have to. I am still not sure to what extent the problem is with this social norm vs.
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nearmuse
5y ago
While it sounds painful because of the inefficient development & testing process, I think that if that day is spent on research instead (looking for a better solution or reading existing code) it is OK to spend 1 day on 3 lines of code.
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