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I don't understand the downvotes. You asked a legitimate question. How do we fix this anticompetitive monopolistic behavior?
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I was impressed the first time I used DEX. I thought smartphones would move into laptop replacements organically.
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I don't understand your line between dependency and addictivenes. How are those different/how do we rank differences in terms of dependency and addictivenes? The genie is out of the bottle with Heroin and you can't put it bac
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Alcohol is physically addictive - ever heard of DTs? Decriminalization enables the black market. Legalization would lower prices, too. The black market should be enemy number one.
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https://archive.ph/eyaRj
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My wife had a c-section for our first child. We were told they had to get the baby out 24 hours after her water broke. We were confused why they didn't start the operation until hour 36. Hour 24 was in the middle of the night. We reali
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He talked about "small government". He didn't actively work on reducing the size of government at all. That's why I wrote that it was questionable.
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I agree with you. I posted "Reagan is the only one in my lifetime and even that is questionable." He gave lip service to small government. In practice nothing really changed.
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Where have you ever seen a mainstream republican candidate for small government? Reagan is the only one in my lifetime and even that is questionable. Both parties have always been about using the power of government for their own purposes.
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Like when characters don't explain a situation. It drives me crazy. So many Hollywood stories hinge on the fact that people can't/don't communicate.
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I don't think this is right. RTMP was the protocol for sending videos over the wire and was developed by Macromedia. We didn't have any good replacements for some time.
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One thing I noticed - currently the map is dependent on the how the languages are selected. Selecting English first then French second gives a different map compared to selecting French first and English second (Look at Canada in both these
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What!? Really!? That's your takeaway? I don't even know what to say other than taking select talking points and attempting to use those as a gotcha is disingenuous. Argue against what was posted. The point was I don't think c
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College became unreasonably expensive after student loan amounts were increased by the federal government and co-singers were eliminated. It was decided that everyone should have access to higher education and it's been a mess since th
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Completely agree with you. The only reason drugs are expensive is because they've been made illegal. Don't get me started on the secondary aspects like people not being able to get pain killers after surgery. Legalize all of them
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I've made that argument for years. Decriminalization doesn't work because it enables the black market - people should do everything in their power to eliminate the black market. This means real legalization. It's the only way
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Kotlin is a 'better Java' because of the ability to mix functional and imperative code. Java will never do that. I don't know what you mean about 'IDE support'. Neither of them are going anywhere.
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Wait, if sealed classes are essential, how did java survive so long without them? Possibly a nice-to-have but essential? To say Kotlin doesn't have a future when it is one of the widest used languages is a stretch. I think it's gr
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Curious as to what parts of Kotlin you think are falling behind Java. Java has been playing catch-up forever. Java just implemented light weight threads - coroutines in Kotlin which I've been using for years. I've used data classe
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I agree that jooq isn't a typical ORM. MyBatis is in the same camp. I really can't believe it took so long for people to realize old-school ORM solutions like Active Record and Hibernate were bad ideas. I cringe whenever I come ac
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It really doesn't matter how many people support an issue. If that issue isn't in their purview, they can't push it through. From the get go it was on very shakey ground. If you want federal oversight of abortion then add an
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I would suggest looking at jooq. It's a great orm.
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A year ago, there was a study about Denver spending anywhere from 42K to 102K per homeless individual. If I remember correctly, that was only a partial amount because they couldn't get all of the financial information. I think we all n
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That's great. Thanks for sharing.
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I agree with this 100%. As soon as you bring in outside topics, this kind of thing is inevitable. Rust should be about Rust. Whatever your personal beliefs are about BLM, abortion, the existence of aliens, whatever - putting any energy into
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I think the point is that you are unable to address memory in the same way as C because the underlying technologies are different.
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https://archive.ph/cHisx
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The courts and state representatives have eroded the constitution for some time. The federal government should only be responsible for the military and disputes between states. The only option I see is to eliminate federal agencies and erod
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Just because people say something is an emergency, doesn't mean it's constitutional to do anything about it.
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I was laid off a few years ago. I wouldn't say nepotism was the cause but it was rampant. I butted heads with my direct manager. He didn't understand how software is produced. If C-levels didn't like something we were buildin
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