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Element is just one UX.

I imagine both of you would have the power to license out your likeness.

Same situation as today: if you have a lookalike out there who does pornography, and somebody you know runs across it, they'll think it's you and not much you can do about that except explain.

> In terms of the results themselves, the boats are extremely seaworthy crafts. When you get in them for the first time, you don't think that, because they're very, very light. They feel very flimsy, and they're very low in the water compared to a modern sailing boat. So you feel really in touch with the wave, which is kind of scary. But because they're so flexible and because of the way they're rigged, they're actually really stable, even in big waves.

> "We kept going out thinking, 'Oh, this is maybe the limit of what this boat can tolerate,' and then it would be fine, and we'd be, 'Okay, let's go a little bit in slightly bigger waves with slightly stronger wind,'" Jarrett continued. "So I think our comfort zones definitely visibly expanded during that period. And I had the chance to work with the same crews over three years. By the end of those three years, we were doing stuff that we would never have been able to do at the beginning."

Sounds like they had fun.

So MVP (minimum viable product).

Sounds like it needs some AI.

> Everything has to “touch grass.”

Not wrong, but it's been said that a videoclip of an apple falling on Newton's head is technically enough information to infer the theory of relativity. You don't need a lot of grass, with a well-ordered mind.

Question, since you maintained many packages:

> I'm back to using the AUR for most

Have you tried makedeb then as a second channel? https://www.makedeb.org/ It uses PKGBUILDs, so pretty easy to translate. It seems so well-placed to help packagers I'm not sure why it isn't heard of more.

Yes! It's very helpful, if you can get it on your distro.

GitHub link: https://github.com/TheAssassin/AppImageLauncher

Maybe https://pinboard.in? I haven't used it, but it tempts me a few times per decade.

But... backlinks are fully automated. If you just make forward-links that you'd normally do in the course of writing.

You're thinking of an optional step of adding extra links "just because", but IMO that's as a learning process in the beginning when you're not used to adding any forward-links whatsoever.

Maybe you're projecting? Not everyone has an agenda beyond just thinking it looks good.

Why don't you tell us too?

For anyone reading: it means "of course"

There is an admin that has been erasing or downplaying any criticism on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_China_Study for over a decade. I don't know why some people bother.

Exactly how I feel with redstone contraptions in Minecraft. Already have OSS projects to my name, and my way to "play" is to refactor them endlessly. In a game I'm looking for a different type of fun for once.

What would you do?

People making that argument basically assume you are not already stuck in the honey if you go with your default ISP.

I believe they make a good point: making a vertically integrated entity could matter more than just buying most of the shares.

If we are discussing tendencies of "privatized vs public", it's hard to ignore that factor. Public entities that historically worked well weren't just masses of 600 subcontractors.

The actual root is even widely acknowledged: DB has been underfunded for a long time.

Sell pyromaniacs this product, find the lighter two months later in a burned-out building, use it to identify which phone did it, catch perp.

Your pick, I guess :)

And in GNU info manuals. https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Se... Just so happened to be reading that in the next tab.

Is this different from your own government?

Speculations done correctly can have a good chance to arrive at truth. That's also known as reasoning. There's probably no experimental confirming or disconfirming this, ever, but that doesn't mean all theories stand on equal ground.

After almost a century of discussions between smart people, the physics consensus has steadily inched away from Copenhagen.

That said, that doesn't mean lazy evaluation isn't happening. You just can't use lazy evaluation to "explain" wavefunction collapse, it's more the other way around, that collapse can be a lazy evaluation trick. It'd describe only this simulation and say nothing about outer reality (thus no longer works as evidence for or against the simulation hypothesis, it's just a consistent part of the story given that it's true).

Sounds like anthropocentric bias. If you can implement a true RNG for some things, why not for all things?

I get two of those, can you tell me more about float summation?

They might depend on it even if it's not uniformly distributed :)

I knew that, but the person I replied to just said uBlock. Still, good to point it out.

This isn't about uBlock though. Just uBlock Origin Lite.

Aren't issues already threads?

If it turns out to be too complex, Codeberg and SourceHut are some actually nice alternatives that exist now. Not like GitLab which brought its own complexity.