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by 38 3y ago
> Does Go also has a distinction between naive/timezone-aware times? Why would you ever want or need that?
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by 38 3y ago
Go seems to work as expected here: package main import ( "fmt" "time" ) func main() { dt := time.Unix(0, 0).UTC() fmt.Println(dt) // 1970-01-01 00:00:00 +
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by 38 3y ago
> I think the fallacy in your argument is that you're blaming contributors for noticing that they aren't being compensated for the work they've done, rather than blaming others for using that work That's the exact opp
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by 38 3y ago
maybe I am on an old version, but I dont get that at all. here is my info: OneDrive version: Build 23.214.1015.0001 (64-bit) if I try to close, I get: Are you sure you want to close OneDrive? If you close OneDrive, files
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by 38 3y ago
> As detailed by today’s report, the agreement between Apple and Amazon includes a carveout that reduces the number of ads and recommendations that appear on product pages for Apple devices. While Amazon product pages are generally full
396.
by 38 3y ago
maybe I am on an old version, but I dont get that at all. here is my info: OneDrive version: Build 23.214.1015.0001 (64-bit) if I try to close, I get: Are you sure you want to close OneDrive? If you close OneDrive, files
397.
by 38 3y ago
Seems fine to me. What's the problem?
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by 38 3y ago
non crap link: http://farside.link/twitter.com/FFmpeg/status/17212756693367...
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by 38 3y ago
it being on GitHub does not keep it in peoples memory. so this argument is not sound. if it was on GitHub, and it made it to the HN front page, "tomorrow everyone forgets about it" would still apply.
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by 38 3y ago
It's on the front page, so your comment seems pretty tone deaf.
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by 38 3y ago
I am getting 999 even in a browser, what the fuck http://www.linkedin.com/in/filwiese
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by 38 3y ago
> unsafe working environment what does that even mean? we are talking about internet arguments here right? how does "safety" even enter the conversation? this guy sounds off his rocker. > find ways to reduce the harms of inv
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by 38 3y ago
366/12 here. Dallas
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by 38 3y ago
its a shame that you would toss away an entire language because of a small gripe. I agree that the case thing is annoying, but Go has many strengths and is broadly useful in a variety of situations. when I started C++ was the "defacto&
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by 38 3y ago
Thanks for killing my browser
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by 38 3y ago
correct URL: https://php.net/ChangeLog-8.php#8.1.25
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by 38 3y ago
Release size is ridiculous, and they refuse to do anything about it https://github.com/helix-editor/helix/issues/6187
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by 38 3y ago
not sure why they insist on hiding this, but here is the source: https://github.com/nota-lang/nota
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by 38 3y ago
these are not isolated events. these are thousands of workers buying the the most offensive products, in regards to noise and pollution. these workers dont care about the annoyance that they bring to millions of people every day. same as an
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by 38 3y ago
It's acceptable when the competition is knowingly pushing asshole levels of noise and air pollution. Fuck gas equipment. The sooner they are forced out the better.
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by 38 3y ago
Yeah, title is crap. Big difference between 125k per year and per 10 years
412.
by 38 3y ago
This is what I think AI can be great at. Finding these hidden global maximums where humanity gets stuck in a local maximum
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by 38 3y ago
I always thought getenv() was code smell, and this confirms it. I guess a better option would be to add a parameter to Getaddrinfo(), and deal with it further up the stack?
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by 38 3y ago
thank you Hacker News police!
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by 38 3y ago
> It's the same for pretty much any language. no, its not. just off the top, I can say that D, Go, Nim, Rust and Zig dont do this. also this isn't really an argument. instead of actually disagreeing with the original premise &q
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by 38 3y ago
https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe's_law modern languages dont adopt them because they are terrible. a header import just dumps all the declarations into the global scope, so you have no idea where function or type us
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by 38 3y ago
do you really need 8 different animal pictures to get your point across? as others have said, its really distracting: https://neat-lang.github.io/_images/gurkenglas_idea.png https://neat-lang.github.io/
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by 38 3y ago
Non crap link http://farside.link/twitter.com/albertvaka/status/1712954968...
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by 38 3y ago
yes of course everyone can afford that, right? and they wouldn't dare raise the price to ridiculous levels once the subscriber count is high enough, right?
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by 38 3y ago
> how many fingers on human oh my, its providing Quora links as sources, its worse than I could have possibly imagined. https://quora.com/How-many-fingers-do-you-have https://quora.com/Do-people-have-8-fi

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