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fictionfuture

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    Nietzsche discusses this at length (the author mentions Jung, but Jung borrowed heavily from Nietzsche in this regard)… Nietzsche believed that the best decisions weren’t the most …

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    Comment #33011157

    This is scary for employers and might be the most misguided move California’s made yet. Going to be a “whooshing” sound of companies headed East… Idealism should not trump rational…

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    Comment #32930739

    I'd be checking his shoes... https://incoherency.co.uk/blog/stories/sockfish.html

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    Comment #32112901

    There is a worthwhile premise behind the title of this article. Success stories are generally fluff designed to rewrite history and control a desired narrative. Most the real reaso…

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    Comment #31430282

    Bitcoin’s “killer app” and underlying utility is illegal transactions. Money laundering and drug purchasing. As long as the government allows it; crypto will have a base value in t…

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    Comment #31430245

    Only thing that revived crypto was all the free biden-bucks they printed. Free cash needs somewhere to go.

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    Comment #31349201

    While some might disagree, many historians associate Petrarch’s rediscovery of Cicero’s letters as the start of the renaissance and the end of the Middle Ages. https://en.m.wikiped…

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    Comment #31328460

    To be fair, most micro service setups and tutorials have been overly complicated; however, let’s agree that distributed workloads and architecture are superior in a number of ways.…

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    Comment #30945569

    I run analytics company and (off the record) we detect roughly 75% of paid traffic as bots, w 50% of the remaining in iframes

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    Comment #30945439

    South Orange county is where people should go; if taxes aren't the reason for leaving ...

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    Comment #30144270

    Google and twitter made the election go the way they wanted via selective display of information. Second, mail in ballots for sure won Democrats the election. No fraud? They change…

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    Comment #29777915

    So ... Sexism that favors women isn't sexism?

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    Comment #29490365

    I think you misunderstood his point. He's making an observation about religious tendencies and belief systems within groups. Debates within the Linux ecosystem aren't fundamental c…

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    Comment #29358104

    Finally someone noticed. This has been obvious especially in the NFT space.

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    Comment #28779397

    I had this same bug!! Cost us like $1000 before we fixed it;

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    Comment #28411938

    Next is nice and all but FactorJS V3 is looking awesome. Check it out if you haven't seen and don't mind Vue

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    Comment #27988844

    Interesting. The analytics space is definitely evolving quickly. Personally Im ready for a change with the introduction of GA4 (which I feel is difficult to use) and nearly all oth…

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    Comment #22703996

    Does GraphQL really make sense with MongoDB? I love MongoDB but GraphQL is being used in many cases where it adds zero value, only another layer of complexity and abstraction.

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    Comment #22659241

    Deno will fail at this, they are fixing something that isn't broken.

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    Comment #22362908

    check out FactorJS

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    Comment #21865122

    Using a service for sign-in without making users create an email/password login is a usually a mistake. Avoid this lock-in, and own your own users. Email and password is still the …

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    Comment #20981010

    Textmate could do text wrapping better than all the other editors combined. Miss that feature.

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    Comment #20909085

    Agreed, most people who study this subject for it's intellectual purposes agree as well

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    Comment #20909078

    The fall of Rome led to a power vaccum that was filled by organized religion. Religion then outlawed science and philosophy (competing ideology)... Which led to the dark ages. Yes,…