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GolangProject

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    This is one of those annoying little problems that is easily picked up by the vet command ( https://pkg.go.dev/cmd/vet ) when writing Go code. There are, of course, many linters th…

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    Sick of being poor? Hate the daily grind? Want to be your own boss? Well, you need to start thinking like a winner and check out these awesome side-hustles: looting and loan-sharki…

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    Comment #31328993

    Most of them are set by the ad network. It may be unfortunate, but those cookies provide me with a few crumbs to eat!

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    Comment #30068900

    Freedom from financial stress allows mothers to spend more time bonding with their babies would be the obvious hypothesis. Money definitely gives the poor more freedom to control t…

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    Comment #30063894

    It's interesting to learn that Git can be used, if you're perversely inclined, as a simple key-value store.

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    Comment #30058367

    I'm glad to hear it! That won't stop the minority who seek to profit from those technologies pushing them on the rest of us, of course.

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    Well, I think you'd have to accept the Schopenhauerian worldview (or something similarly pessimistic) in toto , that sentient life involves a surfeit of suffering and conflicting d…

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    Comment #30053965

    Cute title.

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    Comment #30053303

    The first sentence of the quote does as you say. The second and third sentences make more general claims.

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    Comment #30053263

    Desks by the hour? Well, that sounds like a neoliberal hellscape!

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    "Pleasure is never as pleasant as we expected it to be and pain is always more painful. The pain in the world always outweighs the pleasure. If you don't believe it, compare the re…

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    That may well be true, depending on the quality of experts and specialists in your society (and assuming they aren't generally serving vested interests that could skew their views)…

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    Comment #30041526

    There are clear cases where "true authorities", however defined, have been wrong about all kinds of subjects, so the fallacy still applies. If you can only justify a belief by appe…

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