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brhsagain

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    I agree that the word “just” carries that connotation but I disagree that it’s a bad thing. When I ask if we can just do something my intent is exactly to communicate that I think …

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    Comment #41064853

    I've never seen so many epicycles in my life...

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    Back when I was building an IDE with a custom text editor, I initially used embedded Neovim thinking I would get the entire vim feature set out of the box for free. Unfortunately t…

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    Comment #40493169

    I've always heard "auth" to mean authentication and "perms" to mean authorization.

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    Comment #40474883

    I dunno. On the one hand I hate “web dev” more than anyone. I think it has led to such an astronomical decline in software quality that if you described it to someone from the days…

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    Comment #40015583

    Why are financial crimes morally exempt in a way that, say, violent crime is not, even if the aggregate damage from the financial crime is greater? Unless you’re arguing that this …

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    Comment #39741210

    What’s wrong with that argument? Doesn’t getting more money from the user mean that the user is choosing to pay more, which reveals their preference?

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    Comment #39694305

    Do the cops “breaking procedure” know for certain if the accused are guilty? How can they?

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    Comment #39311184

    Politicians know the electoral vote is what matters, so they adjust their campaign strategy to optimize for it. Theoretically, after everything washes, the electoral vote is what t…

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    Comment #38470586

    Having an existing example showing that something difficult is possible causes everyone else to replicate it much faster, like how a bunch of people started running sub-4-minute mi…

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    Comment #38401957

    Thought experiment: what if you copied and restored the backup into two bodies, and both bodies were a state continuation of the original? Would the two existences be simultaneousl…

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    Comment #38396515

    Someday we may be able revive the brain itself by connecting it to a body, in which case you would experience falling asleep and waking back up.

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    Comment #37634575

    The biggest difference I’ve seen in how people learn is whether they learn things top down or bottom up. I generally prefer to just have the main idea or concept explained directly…

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    > Splitting a system into subsystems allows each team to focus on their piece of the puzzle while minimizing the amount of peer-to-peer coordination. This does not happen at all. W…

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