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by spamtarget 2y ago
I hate ads, but you're actually right in this case. If done with moderation and purpose—like the YouTube videos that promote a high-quality cooking ingredient while meaningfully explaining why it’s better—it could work well.
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by spamtarget 2y ago
From a consumer’s perspective, paying for a product or service is an exchange of money for value. Even with a service, there’s a tangible result—like a fresh haircut or the convenience of not dealing with tax filing. Paying only makes sense
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by spamtarget 2y ago
well said, this makes zero sense to be a subscription service
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by spamtarget 2y ago
The solution for this could be creating a review process and gamify that too
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by spamtarget 2y ago
It's baffling that people can still think this way in 2024. Almost none of Musk's forecasts, estimates, or product promises have been delivered on time. His history is basically a long list of missed deadlines. Believing that Musk
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by spamtarget 2y ago
i checked them, but libredirect removed the twitter option from the config menu (i guess because of the changes in the twitter api) and the other just a generic url to url redirect. but thanks anyway
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by spamtarget 2y ago
I think the more correct statement would be: "The world is moving away from imperative programming altogether, towards declarative programming". IMO functional programming is just a special kind of imperative programming. I think
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by spamtarget 2y ago
thanks, maybe that will become something later, but i am looking for an browser extension that doing the work for me
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by spamtarget 2y ago
i'm with you, i used to use nitter with the firefox extension, but it seems to be dying, is there any alternative?
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by spamtarget 3y ago
>Watching the matrix reloaded for the 10th time, and seeing the actors appear in two places Nope, it's not a compression artifact, those white braid guys are actually twins! (jk)
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by spamtarget 3y ago
yay, acquisition, consolidation, monopolization, yay
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by spamtarget 3y ago
welcome to the warner family, bro
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by spamtarget 3y ago
not, if the Copenhagen interpretation is right
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by spamtarget 3y ago
if you like Atomic Rocket, check out Orion's Arm: https://www.orionsarm.com/ It's about painting future timeline for humanity that goes on for eons
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by spamtarget 3y ago
well, we used to like them, but then the fantastic "long shelf life" variations came...
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by spamtarget 3y ago
so no winner then?
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by spamtarget 3y ago
hungarian chimes in, the words mentioned in the article in hungarian: tea - tea (different pronunciation) pineapple - ananász orange - narancs taxi - taxi (slightly different pronunciation) tomato - paradicsom now let's look at the art
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by spamtarget 3y ago
A prospective buyer is coming, you say? Hmm, let's park the F40 exactly next to the gate accidentally.
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by spamtarget 3y ago
There are lot of think could be done not to pay $12 delivery fee over a $20 order. For example, the cost of delivering a $100 order is pretty close to a cost of a $10 dollar order. This could be used for subsidizing the cheaper delivery cos
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by spamtarget 3y ago
This case I don't understand the sentence: "This was a dumb way to spend my Saturday." What else you could do there?
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by spamtarget 3y ago
> Good products hardly ever take out on their own The direct reason for this is the existence of advertisement. In a ideal (also pretty much only theoretical) world where there are no ads, only honest reviewers and comparison sites, bad
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by spamtarget 3y ago
No matter where you live, the subway elevators always pull double duty as restrooms, and I've never stepped into one without feeling that pungent scent of urine. But hey, you're absolutely right, the subway is just peachy.
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by spamtarget 3y ago
It appears that modern internet companies fail to understand that a "brand megaphone" is not a desirable product for anyone, except brands of course. The internet is sick now.
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by spamtarget 3y ago
best development since chatgpt came out :D
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by spamtarget 4y ago
>SVG: Draw rectangles and triangles. If you don't have a script tag in it, totally declarative I totally agree. It is declarative the same way how HTML is. I don't see how SQL and SVG is similar from the viewpoint of approachin
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by spamtarget 4y ago
Thank you for actually listening and trying to communicate with me, instead of just shooting ad-lib responses like "it's in the textbook so that is that". I don't really have an aim, I just made a simple statement, and a
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by spamtarget 4y ago
>neither of these statements will be absolutes - there are situations and times where a declarative language user will worry about how the query planner will execute, and there are times where an imperative language user will write very
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by spamtarget 4y ago
Imperative: following and executing a cooking recipe Functional: being multiple line cooks, the food is transformed step by step by different cook, they do the same thing on multiple half-ready dishes. Declarative: giving your order to the
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by spamtarget 4y ago
I never meant "free of computation", I actually mentioned a lot that forget computers and softwares, and focus on languages. <script> is Javascript, not html (I mean what's inside), they just smashed together. >speci
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by spamtarget 4y ago
Oh, man, you opened my floodgates pretty well. I feel I have to mention that everything I write is my opinion, and not absolute truth. I reject the idea of absolute truths anyway. That textbook example was just about how our understanding i

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