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_carl_jung

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    Comment #25775977

    I think this is a minimization of the harmful nature of statements made by Donald Trump. We're not talking about not liking his political views. No, we're talking about dangerous e…

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    Comment #25636057

    This is not possible if your password manager itself requires a password. Unless you mean "password managers don't work because someone might know the master password" which is tru…

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    Comment #25629358

    Password management is better, not worse, for security.

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    Comment #23889497

    Sorry for the late response. > execute relatively small snippets of shell code/one-liners as part of an asset management pipeline without having to "shell-out" and invoke an extern…

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    Comment #23850856

    Thanks! It's Deno only I'm afraid. I'm interested in what would make it more useful for you as a Node project (so that I can gather info on the sorts of use cases that would be goo…

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    Comment #22718759

    Thanks for this

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    Comment #22712654

    I don't understand this part. As far as I can tell, utility monopolies can only form with government assistance (i.e. lobbying).

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    Comment #22712634

    Here's a question I have about these types of frustrating monopolies, and I'd love a point towards a book or something that can explain. Let's say I have a bunch of money (or fundi…

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    Comment #22494367

    The pursuit of sustainable living and the pursuit of a multi-planetary existence are parallel endeavours, not serial ones. Perhaps the view from Mars will instil a renewed perspect…

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    Comment #22494239

    For me, no formal metric can capture what I get out of buying books at an independent book shop. I feel like I'm trading with an old currency, only the books I own and buy are a re…

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    Comment #22493792

    I really enjoyed it too. Some HN commenters could do well to learn about opinions!

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    Comment #22307763

    In my opinion, this is simply an over-extended metaphor. Programming ultimately is not carpentry, and custom tooling is justifiable in many more cases.

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    Comment #22254753

    You can even export as PDF and print

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    Comment #22237721

    But then, everything we look at paints an image onto our retina, so using it as a hook for a headline feels disingenuous.

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    Comment #22160952

    So there are numerous deployments of "successful" games using PyGame, and no court cases by the creators/maintainers of PyGame towards those game developers? I'll take my chances. …

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    Comment #22158313

    Do you have any links for the implications for commercial use? If I released a game made with PyGame, what's the gamble? I've seen examples of people using it commercially [0]. [0]…

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    Comment #22158200

    Game programming is an area in which I feel benefits greatly from the use of global state.

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    Comment #22139939

    I don't remember stating otherwise.

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    Comment #22138464

    Doesn't the very definition of "lossless" depend on interpretation? If lossy compression alters its mass, but lossless doesn't, doesn't it depend on the interpretation of "lost" in…

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    Comment #22138454

    I'm out of my depth here as I've never studied information theory. I suppose there's a larger gap between the theory and the practical aspect of the title of this article than I fi…

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    Comment #22138289

    But the context in those countries is too different to ours to come to any meaningful conclusion about what should be allowed "here" (I'm assuming UK + US mainly).

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    Comment #22138227

    This raises what I view to be a falsification by counter-example of the original premise. If information (and not _the representation of_ information) has mass, then does a piece o…

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    Comment #21979126

    You have to answer a quiz

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    Comment #21899388

    I'd earnestly like to hear the responses to this from the down-voters. I had the same thought and suspect there is a good reason not to use mixins. One problem off the top of my he…