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by user____name 15d ago
Meanwhile my country has tons of vacant housing and prices keep going up.
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by user____name 2mo ago
A common misunderstanding, this. Economists in theory don’t focus on starting with the right set of assumptions, like any gentleman they instead focus on starting with the right set of conclusions. They then, in theory, argue passive-aggres
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by user____name 4mo ago
It’s ActiveX all over again.
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by user____name 4mo ago
I found writing techniques employed by fiction writers to be surpisingly relevant for nonfiction.
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by user____name 4mo ago
The US under trillionare leadership, certainly.
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by user____name 4mo ago
Is it propaganda though? Japan is more aligned with ‘the west’ not only in geopolitics but in the system of governance that was imposed upon it by via USA occuptation. Whereas China has a very different political system that is generally po
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by user____name 5mo ago
I start asking (annoying) legal and technical questions if they start with that first name basis crap, usually enough to make them back off.
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by user____name 5mo ago
The author is a fascinating figure. Changed his last name from Carnagey to Carnagie for PR benefits and was a lifelong people pleaser. Keep that last thing in mind while you read.
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by user____name 5mo ago
Perhaps it’s naive but I really think that teaching critical thinking patterns to young teens can help. Just telling “don’t believe everything you read” can cut both ways.
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by user____name 5mo ago
Should just pay in pure cocaine, cut out the crypto middlemen.
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by user____name 5mo ago
Someone should make a framework like this but with static typing and manual memory management. If you want a modable game you really need to have it in a managed language, and I spent enough time fighting with garbage collectors that it&#x2
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by user____name 5mo ago
Sure, but how much of that had to do with the design and implementation of Windows? You know, the OS that runs half of the modern economy. Microsoft is just milking it without a coherent vision.
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by user____name 6mo ago
And "surrounded by too much hot air."
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by user____name 6mo ago
Big tech Arpanet and CERN are full of it!
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by user____name 6mo ago
This article is so out of touch. The AI boom is great because it makes the line go up. I mean imagine these frivolities like affordable shelter and forty hour work weeks being some kind of birthright. You don't want to work anymore an
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by user____name 6mo ago
This is really cool. Kaze Emanuar[0] seems to be able to hit 60hz consistently with his Mario 64 rework, I wonder if such perf is achievable for these wide open landscapes. Iirc Shadow of the Collosus rendered distant geometry into the skyb
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by user____name 6mo ago
IANAD but reads like a textbook case of latent schizophrenia, especially with the frequent cannabis use[0]. [0] https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7442038/
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by user____name 6mo ago
The correct name would've been Fichte. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johann_Gottlieb_Fichte
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by user____name 6mo ago
I feel like I'm the only person in the world who would rather write ugly win32 jank for the rest of my days than ever having to touch an "elegant" or "well structured" Cocoa codebase. In win32 if you want a button y
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by user____name 6mo ago
There's a finance analogy in there somewhere.
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by user____name 6mo ago
WTR was still on air 15 years ago? I'm getting old.
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by user____name 6mo ago
It's a well established term.
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by user____name 6mo ago
Everyone should look up some interviews with his father, he's turning into a carbon copy.
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by user____name 6mo ago
The best politicians understand the value of being perceived as authentic. Pushing the VP at the last minute and pretending nothing was wrong just felt incredibly stilted and insincere. Politicians like Trump are popular because they "
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by user____name 6mo ago
Those points could apply to all and every political situations everywhere.
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by user____name 6mo ago
There's a Bresenham variant for thick lines. It's a bit hard to wrap your head around. https://homepages.enterprise.net/murphy/thickline/index.html http://kt8216.unixcab.org/murphy/i
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by user____name 7mo ago
Pebble beds are very safe but also very fuel inefficient.
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by user____name 7mo ago
Someone needs to implement LLVMPipe to target this isa, then one can run software OpenGL emulation and call it "hardware accelerated".
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by user____name 7mo ago
> Burnout was reported by 62 percent of associates and 61 percent of entry-level workers. Among C-suite leaders? Just 38 percent. That can't be right?
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by user____name 7mo ago
This is a common excuse, but The Truth is Israel doesn't care they're housing anything in the basement, they'll bomb it anyway. The ethnic cleansing agenda is plainly obvious at this point. In fact they seem to prefer having

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