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notatcomputer68
8y ago
Why would you pop pills when there are perfectly good sprays?
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notatcomputer68
8y ago
Trivial for anyone who can click "host server" button in a multiplayer game / file sharing program / voice chat?
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notatcomputer68
8y ago
Maybe they retire early because they are unable to work because they are dying.
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notatcomputer68
8y ago
If you don't mind, which of them and how?
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8y ago
Some other people have mentioned hiring people defensively so they can't compete. I don't know how true that is, but if it is... then making a redundant project means you need to be retained so you don't write clones for anyo
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8y ago
I'll press if I think I can't jaywalk in a reasonable timeframe. If I can then no sense holding up traffic.
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notatcomputer68
8y ago
Most people don't know lockpicking so while you are right in principle this will change things in practice.
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notatcomputer68
8y ago
It doesn't have to be the artists optimizing. It could be that everyone makes whatever they want but those who happen to make shorter songs are pushed up and those that make longer songs are pushed out.
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8y ago
As someone who was only briefly acquainted with the "buy ugly produce" idea in the first place and thought it sounded vaguely good. I never looked into actually taking action because I couldn't be bothered. I do think they ar
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8y ago
They cost money for both parties though so in that sense it's fair.
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notatcomputer68
8y ago
Sounds great for first job out of college not so great if you already have a good job.
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8y ago
In the long term we should bee able to clean it up again. I'd be more worried about shorter terms
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notatcomputer68
8y ago
Pick a nice font and color write the company/product name or an abbreviation.
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notatcomputer68
8y ago
It's a reminder that browsers are such huge beasts that no one can viable fork them when they feel the browsers are regressing.
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notatcomputer68
8y ago
I'm not a lawyer yada yada but it says on my dollar bill that it's legal tender for all debts, public and private.
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8y ago
Not everything is competitive
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8y ago
My thinking is that people have lossily compressed images in their minds. I heard chess masters are way better than normal people at remembering legal chess positions but no better than average at remembering illegal ones. So I think it cou
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8y ago
Software is eating the world and it's almost finished. Decentralized software decentralized world
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8y ago
Irc has been on the market for a long long time, but slack won anyway. Maybe the extra features saved users more time then they lost from running bloated JavaScript.
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8y ago
I'm always suspicious when people say something can be done. Why isn't it the default then? Because there is some drawback to that choice. But what is it?
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8y ago
Busybody morality police would abuse this to deprive people of their freedom of telephone. Hard no
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8y ago
>at this point these scam phone calls may be nearing the majority of the phone calls placed in the USA, so it's going to be a huge financial disruption to the carriers when they have to give up their game. That's a shortsighted
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8y ago
>so how are the men able to survive? Maybe they(equivalently poor men) are not and therefore choose not to study? Men do study at a lower rate after all
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8y ago
Where are the local variables stored for a coroutine? I do like new advanced features but we must not let them make us lose sight of the metal.
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8y ago
What I like about keypass is that it's not networked and not running in the browser, making the attack surface a lot smaller. Keypassxc having such features(and apparently the old network protocol was vulnerable lol) is for me a stri
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8y ago
That way of looking at it - that the company is lying but the individual is not - is fascinating to me.
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>Price discovery requires pricing some people out of the market. Period. A well working competitive market doesn't charge the maximum consumers can bear. It charges cost of service plus a profit margin.
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Sure complex numbers are convenient for representing phase and amplitude. BUT why is there a phase?
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8y ago
First yes I think it does. Second this is more like paying people not to smoke a particular brand - they could change to another.
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8y ago
They are pressured by their payment providers. As for why they care I don't know.
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