neilsense

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by neilsense 4y ago
No, please don't speak for me. If anything, my point was the same but for people in Asia in regards to China/Russia.
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by neilsense 4y ago
A tiny population rarely in control of their own future, and ethnically + culturally acceptable to the US.
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by neilsense 4y ago
It makes perfect sense. Reviewers want something to differentiate it from the iPhone and to rave about, so they choose the headphone jack. Whereas users, and Google absolutely has the data for this, are probably mostly using bluetooh ear po
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by neilsense 5y ago
The decline of the West continues
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by neilsense 5y ago
This issue has been going on well before C19. The BBC have abused their power and it is absolutely ridiculous that people have to pay license fees to them when media has changed so much.
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by neilsense 5y ago
Honestly having The Guardian posted is the same as The Daily Mail, just the leftist version.
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by neilsense 5y ago
Europe is a Ponzi scheme where by immigrants are pulled in en mass ever decade to provide fresh liquidity while the generational members of the country enjoy themselves and add zero value. Unfortunately new immigrants have cottoned onto thi
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by neilsense 5y ago
Priti Patel, our Home Minister. The champagne socialists' biggest enemy after Boris because she doesn't behave like a brown person should.
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by neilsense 5y ago
segwit addresses
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by neilsense 5y ago
*the minority of people
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by neilsense 5y ago
https://github.com/atmos/camo I think this is pretty well known? It's a good idea too for GitHub to protect it's users.
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by neilsense 5y ago
I wouldn't take this as the one truth, they are describing their database more than they are describing all timeseries databases. Just like MySQL and Postgres can behave wildly differently depending on use, so can timeseriesdbs, there
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by neilsense 5y ago
In relation to being able to give birth. One more person that hasn't watched it.
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by neilsense 5y ago
Ah, yes, the NYT, for when you really want the truth...
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by neilsense 5y ago
Wonder if Covid, in terms of deaths, ends up being seen as a significant moment in history as it moved the needle on different kinds of vaccines/treatments and they, in turn, saved more lives than Covid could claim...
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by neilsense 5y ago
Do you brush your teeth after lunch?
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by neilsense 5y ago
People have pride in their work. The MegaCorp, the politics, the noise all fades away and you just want to X or achieve Y. It's not something to belittle, it's something to be celebrated. Not everything has to come back down to a
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by neilsense 5y ago
It is, however, disgusting.
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by neilsense 5y ago
The problem with these queries is that they just aren't realistic in a production system. Over time the queries become more complex, include more edge-cases and cruft, and your main goal is that they complete with accuracy rather than
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by neilsense 5y ago
I don't think "from The Lancet" has the same weight as it used to.
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by neilsense 5y ago
And, of course, you have some proof to back this up and prove you're not regurgitating Twitter-mindthink?
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by neilsense 5y ago
What did you do to elicit that response?
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by neilsense 5y ago
> After years of studying it, I believe that cryptocurrency is an inherently right-wing, hyper-capitalistic technology We need a bingo for when and how people include 'right-wing' into things for likes.
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by neilsense 5y ago
Arghh, they should have conviction and pushed this one through. The latest design wastes so much space.
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by neilsense 5y ago
Everyone you disagree with is not 'alt-right'. It's impossible to have an intellectual discussion if it's just the race to the bottom of name-calling.
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by neilsense 5y ago
The British education system is too busy being involved in political movements to actually educate children. We have a huge issue with the degree-laden failures of society ending up as teachers as pay is terrible and the bar to entry is ext
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by neilsense 5y ago
System of a Down had a song about this - BYOB
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by neilsense 5y ago
With adults, not every conversation has to be about history either party can control, so the relationship usually looks towards the future.
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by neilsense 5y ago
Which is the same generally for the Bay Area VC circuit. Same VCs that a year ago "didn't feel like [they] could provide value" to remote companies, are suddenly flooding your inbox saying they only believe in remote companie
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by neilsense 5y ago
Can you point to some proof about what you said re: Jesse Singal? I feel like you've read some tweets and made up your mind instead of actually researching someone you've just lied about on a public forum.

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