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by Alupis 9mo ago
My take away from this link is not what Adafruit probably wants. > we told sparkfun they needed to get their house in order > that was the big issue i wanted them to get some hr training on, or _something_ You don't tell or dem
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The Gleam Programming Language(gleam.run)
273 points by Alupis 9mo ago|177 comments
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by Alupis 9mo ago
You do when the fine is more than double your annual revenue in the foreign nation, has international and geopolitical implications, impacts many other US businesses, could harm foreign relations, and will harm regular US citizens. That&#x2
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California's high-speed rail – $135B price tag, years of false starts(nypost.com)
1 points by Alupis 9mo ago|0 comments
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by Alupis 9mo ago
The reality is the overwhelming majority of desktop linux users are probably using a kernel shipped by their distro, be it Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Valve, whatever. Those kernels could be attested. I agree with your sentiment though. It&#x27
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by Alupis 9mo ago
Particularly frustrating, because Rainbow Six Siege runs spectacularly on linux, but the moment you join a multiplayer session the anticheat forces a crash-to-desktop. For many of these games it's a choice. They choose not to support
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by Alupis 9mo ago
You can look at historical revolutions - going back to the beginning of time - to see your statement is obviously false. An armed civilian population is one that can enact revolution. A disarmed population is one that gets killed, beaten an
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by Alupis 9mo ago
Unfortunately we've seen protests like this before in Iran (perhaps not this widespread, however). Shouting in the streets won't end the regime. The regime will either just wait it out, or clamp down with violence. The people will
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by Alupis 9mo ago
"Being open to the public" doesn't mean they cannot use surveillance. They also have the right to ask you to leave, enforce clothing standards, etc. It's a private business - and a private building. They have a lot of ri
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Billionaires Are Ramping Up Their California Exits on Threat of Wealth Tax(bloomberg.com)
5 points by Alupis 9mo ago|3 comments
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by Alupis 9mo ago
Matt Mahan, Democratic mayor of San Jose, California, on Monday described the tax as "a political plan that will sink California's innovation economy." Unfortunately, this tax policy has very predictable outcomes. People on
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by Alupis 9mo ago
Getting punched in the face vs. walking into a private store that has a type of surveillance you disagree with are entirely different things...
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Larry Page is moving business out of CA ahead of a proposed billionaire's tax(businessinsider.com)
11 points by Alupis 9mo ago|4 comments
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by Alupis 9mo ago
It's strategic from a military perspective, not economic perspective. Very little of anything actually goes on in Greenland. It has a population of less than 57,000 and a GDP of less than $5B. The US maintains significant military pres
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by Alupis 9mo ago
Beef may be crazy prices right now, but chicken is still very cheap and very healthy. Chicken breast here in a moderate HCOL area can be found for around $2.50/lb.
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by Alupis 9mo ago
It's a personal blog of someone living in Armenia. What's the EU going to do? Despite what many EU citizens may think, EU laws don't apply to the world.
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by Alupis 9mo ago
Maybe my experience is unique - but Quora seems to be largely filled with adverts-posing-as-answers.
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by Alupis 9mo ago
People in this thread are missing another key component in the decline of StackOverflow - the more experienced you become, the less useful it is. The harder the problem, the less engagement it gets. People who spend hours working on your is
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by Alupis 9mo ago
Can you run MacOS on your 4 year old Intel Dell laptop? I've been running Fedora full-time for years and have not experienced any of the issues you have listed here. Some of your issues sound like hardware to me?
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by Alupis 9mo ago
> before Trump I would have said the process would have been resolved smoothly, now I have no idea. Kind of absurd to say this. Even with Jan 6. - things still ran like they were supposed to, and will continue doing so. The government is
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by Alupis 9mo ago
It's important to note only the top of the pyramid was removed here - not the entire government. Most everything will continue as usual for quite some time, or forever. Just like removing the President of the United States wouldn'
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by Alupis 9mo ago
Are you suggesting Maduro should be restored to power in Venezuela? Would that be good or bad for Venezuelan's (regardless of what happens with oil or anything else). Would you be willing to live in Venezuela under Maduro?
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by Alupis 9mo ago
It is a valid thing to point out, when implementing https on gkh's site would take all of 15 minutes to set up (let's encrypt or cloudflare or whatever you wish). Things should be https by default these days. There's zero dow
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by Alupis 9mo ago
Great tip - I do use KDE but didn't know this. Always just reached for Flatseal - but the functionality being integrated is even better. Very cool.
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by Alupis 9mo ago
GUI apps often come in Flatpak[1] these days - which are sandboxed[2] like you are expecting. Flathub[3] is the primary place to get GUI apps, but many distros also have their own app store too. Flatseal[4] is a GUI that allows you to mange
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by Alupis 9mo ago
I've used Fedora on my laptop for over a decade. I switched my main home workstation to Fedora in 2023, and haven't looked back since. My workstation runs Kinoite[1], an immutable/atomic version of Fedora. I started with Fedo
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Crates.io Moving to Svelte(github.com)
1 points by Alupis 9mo ago|0 comments
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by Alupis 10mo ago
A board is often a consulting group. They're there to see the 30,000ft view of what's going on, areas that need focus, and suggest grand strategy/guidance. A board is usually comprised of executives from other companies. The
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by Alupis 10mo ago
A CEO will set the grand vision, long term goals, and direction for the company - typically approved by the board (which the CEO has to convince). The COO literally operates the company, while the CEO will nudge them in certain directions t
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by Alupis 10mo ago
So what's your proposal? Go back in time 200 years and create a public-transit system? The US is huge. There is no feasible way to support public transit for 95%+ of it's land-mass. That's not going to change anytime soon, or

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