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My friend is a mechanical engineer and most of his time is spent in CAD and then writing some documentation.

Definitely similar vibes to being a software dev, aka sitting in front of a monitor

some humans have been drinking animal dairy for so many thousands of years that some ethnicities have evolved to have a lactose breaking down mutation into adulthood

Yea it’s obvious they are in a ivory tower.

vehemently disagree, Twitter has been at the forefront for human misery. Alongside facebook and instagram.

It’s not for performance, atlassian performance degraded for us with this move.

I’m sure it was a good decision to save costs on their part though.

all new TVs should support it, I know my LG does

Globalization will take more cultures with it. You see everyone with a freaking nike shirt and adidas shoes.

> I know language is not ethnicity…

It is definitely part of ethnicity just like religion, customs, and dance, etc.

Comfort is the big one. VR headsets are annoying to wear. This push just screams that Zuckerberg is trying to justify the Oculus acquisition.

for playing on the couch sure, but handheld? It’s a no go.

Genetic engineering will be our only hope precisely because modern medicine is disregarding our evolution. Lots of bad mutations are being passed down because we can treat them, which of course allows people to live a good life.

This whole post sounds like you don’t have control of your life. Why do you need to find an excuse to do things you want to do?

Commit to a workout routine, commit to getting food or learning to cook to save money, commit to some mindful exercises to have more focus

This still exists officially btw, migrants need to be at a certain level in IELTS and have no criminal records to get a migrant visa. And if you get any criminal conviction during the visa, you can get deported or be blacklisted from getting citizenship down the line.

Stopping world travel would’ve worked it out better. Like New Zealand and Australia. Suppression strategy with vaccines would have a solid effect.

Isn’t just miners, car industry fucked it as well

Not for me, the user experience for Linux based PCs hasn’t changed in 10 years. That is it still not as good as as macOS.

In general I like ML based syntax, but Haskell using type signatures really helps read code easier. Wish other languages would adopt them

You probably have hw acceleration disabled

F# feature request forum :)

lol judging from this post, my MBP m1 is pretty much better than my desktop 3900x...

Not disappointed! The only time the fan even spun up was when I built nodejs from source (which took 10mins). And even then it ran at like ~10% fan speed or something.

Jobs was famously against pornography on a personal level. You will find email exchanges back in the day with fans/bloggers/writers where he lists his reasons why porn is not allowed on the App Store.

Being vegan is about animal suffering and consent though

Australia doesn’t have it. Wasn’t impossible, just had to stop air travel and lockdown for a period. Now the only people with COVID are returned Australian travellers from overseas who have to go on hotel quarantine

It’s a sci-fi thing to get around censors. Famously used in BSG

Still follows the same logic, why should it be removed for the minority if the majority abuses it?

I believe you still need a broker for ETFs, which usually carry brokerage fees.

That isn't the full sentence though, the sentence continues "if they’re able."

It further states

> Working from home will be mandatory for employees based in our Hong Kong, Japan, and South Korea offices due in part to government restrictions.

Horizontal scaling is also where ES shines. If you don't need that among other things, then there are alternatives yea

The next on the list for me is discarding refined sugar products.

Yea honestly a jockey'd horse is hard to beat, since the human can pace them. Wonder how wild horses would fare a human chasing them to exhaustion.

C# are pushing for type classes https://github.com/dotnet/csharplang/issues/164

which author of F#, previously, didn't like to add to F#. (Not hating on how he wants the language to evolve)