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eyko

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    Comment #43951353

    John Stuart Mill's essay "On Liberty"[1] offered one of the most comprehensive defences of free speech (that is as relevant today as it was then). You do raise a good point re: tra…

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    Comment #43639062

    Agreed, and the same goes for most strategic sectors: energy, agriculture, animal husbandry, semiconductors, communications, space, the infrastructure to support all these, educati…

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    Comment #43635327

    It's also worth considering that certain industries (fisheries and agriculture for instance) are subsidised. It's in our national interest to maintain production capacity, so profi…

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    Comment #43580374

    As a UK non-citizen resident, my observation is that our economy is pretty much involved with USA (and the global economy more generally). I just looked up the latest trade and inv…

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    Comment #42573877

    I do not speak latin, although I studied it for two years in high school and I'm a native speaker of a romance language, so my understanding of latin is pretty much basic to guessw…

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    Comment #40321264

    Speaking of postgrest, it looks like the article links to `www.postgrest.org` which has been "hijacked"? The correct url should be https://postgrest.org

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    Comment #37144103

    Fear of death is not the only kind of terror.

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    Comment #37143516

    And don't get me started on North Americans and "yams" for sweet potates/kumaras.

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    Comment #37046891

    If you're going to treat logs as a db entry and afford them a schema, then by all means knock yourself out. The main point he's trying to make is not just about the logs you wrote …

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    Comment #36801387

    To be fair a slightly better comparison would be MMS, but even then it doesn't compare. It's simply because data is cheap, the app is free, and the rich media features that came be…

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    Comment #36745721

    And all it takes is a few typographic rules in a style tag.

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    Comment #36673861

    Perhaps it's because English is not my first language, but I find it confusing to read "this is evidence that .... might ....". Isn't the purpose of evidence to prove a claim? If t…

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    Comment #36519906

    Can't speak for the parent commenter but their situation felt familiar. I'm in a new role where I'm contributing to a very large Python codebase (first commit from over a decade ag…

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    Comment #36291483

    To be fair, average salary varies per city* and if you earn the average salary in any city*, chances are you'll be able to rent but not buy. I've tried a few London post codes and …

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    Comment #36230697

    From layman to former submariner, a very silly question I've always wondered about and that I now have the rare chance to ask someone with some expertise: Do submarines mostly roam…

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    Comment #36124853

    I'm not sure tbh (English being my second language), but I guess I would? I mean, we were all very young and very nerdy and thought it was pretty cool to be having dinner with RMS …

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    Comment #36122944

    I've met and hung out quite a bit with Stallman (as part of a conference organizers group) in the early 2000s and he wasn't the most self aware person when it came to social situat…

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    Comment #36041652

    My favourite on Indian cuisine is the Dishoom cookbook: it comes with recipes for most of their most famous dishes from their restaurant. I've tried most and, whilst the recipes mi…

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    Comment #35432758

    The four freedoms[1] of free software specifically state that: > The freedom to distribute copies of your modified versions to others (freedom 3). By doing this you can give the wh…

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    Comment #35232025

    I used to cycle daily and as far as maintenance went, it was mostly: bike tyres once a year, valves, chain lubricant, bike repair toolbox (purchase once), drum brake maintenance. A…

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    Comment #35139939

    After trying out Hyper (electron), Warp (Rust) and iTerm (Objective-C, Swift), I'm not as much interested in the language itself, but at least the fact that it's not an Electron te…

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    Comment #34970410

    This has also been my experience but I can understand that not all lone developers follow similar conventions. It can take a while to get used to someone else's conventions, but on…

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    Comment #34846838

    At least provide a user friendly way to manage it. For instance, offer the option to either delete, backup, or leave in place when uninstalling. For things left in place, have a GU…

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    Comment #34841203

    Funnily enough I still plan that extra hour around my work day as the "commute" time, so I could highlight all the things I can do whilst I'm just standing in public transit going …