TremendousJudge

That's moving the goalposts? If the feature is for "car crashes" it's reasonable to put it int he car. A generic "this person had some sort of accident" is a much broader…

put all salt making companies out of business, then whatever's left just carry it by train and put it in an old salt mine

Yes but replaceable batteries are a good start and a more pressing issue. A phone with a 4+ year old battery is useless even if you have all the software for it.

No, /r/IamA was a default subreddit for many years, thus all new users would get subscribed to it (I think defaults have been gone for some years now, but subscriber inflation already happen…

It's also usually extremely US-centric. Nobody outside of North America has any idea what "PDT" or "Mountain Time" means.

It's the only truthful take. If you don't take capital you don't really qualify as being part of the "startup culture", you're just running a small business.

what's your point? the users who care are the users who post the stuff that the others come to see. yeah the majority are lurkers, but they actually like the high quality content or they wouldn&#…

Isn't reddit on venture capital since pretty much the start?

>These changes mark the beginning of the (apparently) inevitable enshittification of Reddit as a platform This started long ago, when the new UI was announced. This was the first obvious "we&#…

or the web client with an adblocker

Yeah airlines should start actually compensating the passangers their injure without making them go through an expensive trial, straining the courts.

Here's a lecture by Robert Sapolsky where he goes into some theories involving schizotypal individuals (and other mental disorders) and culture: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4W…

sickle cell anemia is the classic example; one copy of the gene gives you malaria resistance, two copies gives you the disease

whatsapp.com, wa.me, etc are not responding

Plenty of people don't, it's the most common thing. Maybe right now you are lucky enough to work in good contitions (that's great!), but are you sure it couldn't happen to you in 1…

Write unsafe code wrapped in layers of those advanced features that half the team didn't even know existed, and push it into production.

The difference is that your co-workers sign on their own work -- if it breaks, it's their responsibility. If you commit some code, and it breaks, it's on you, no matter which fancy tool you …

I write both Spanish and English, and it only happens to me in English. Probably has to do with the inconsistent spelling rules.

I would not trust an non-deterministic system to do a refactor on a production system -- I would have to review the whole thing. Isn't it quicker to just do it myself with my regular deterministi…

based on the top level comment, I guess free free; something a child without a credit card can use on his own while playing around

It's clear from the story that no "learning" from the exam occurred. Students just copied the answers. Remember, this is a multiple choice exam, so this means question 42 - D, question …

>It's "cheating" from a rules-based definition Is there any other kind of cheating?

https://xkcd.com/1132/ bet you 50 bucks it won't happen

The day a rich person has to decide between having food or paying rent, monetary expansion will have hit them as hard as it does a poor person.

What would you expect?

I don't think that anybody thinking in terms of "winning" friends and "influencing" people is worried at all about doing the "right" thing.

> I will take your feedback and write more articles on that topic. that does sound like a tactical promise /s

why would that be? they're still your kids

>Some times it feels like we're re-arranging deck chairs That's because we are. Action on this should feel at least as global, as desperate and as uncomfortable as what was done during …

Why should it be the biggest deal in the PC world? To me this sounds like clippy and other personal helpers all over again.