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by Alupis 1y ago
A company I worked for stopped doing physical catalogs too - after having done so for a very long time. The cost to produce the catalog was insane, and had quite a bit of dedicated staff working on it full-time. Making a catalog is a specia
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Microsoft Accidentally removes extensions from VSCode Marketplace(github.com)
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VSCode Extensions showing as "No longer available"(github.com)
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by Alupis 1y ago
You actually believe 88% of all UN aid disappeared to "shrinkage"? The mental gymnastics going on here are stunning...
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You're trying super hard here... So explain to us who is armed and can loot a moving UN convoy in the Gaza region??? This is some insane, wild, political nonsense.
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And last time we had this same standoff, Democrats held a majority and Republicans were blamed for not "getting in line". Can't have it both ways guys...
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The UN's own data does not support your claim or article[1]. The UN's data showed 88% of trucks delivering aid to Gaza were looted along their routes - failing to reach their intended destination. [1] - https://www.fdd.
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by Alupis 1y ago
At this point, either political party pretending to care at all about fiscal responsibility is absolutely hilarious. The standoff is about a component of the Affordable Care Act that is expiring. Democrats don't have the footing to win
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Absolutely absurd in a modern setting. Everyone, including the news/media colloquially refers to Democrats as "Democrats" and "Democrat".
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Aid did get in, and Hamas did steal it. The media ignored it, so the narrative continues status-quo. Israel has no reason to support Hamas and their efforts here. If Hamas wasn't stealing all of the aid earlier in this conflict, pe
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Egypt has made it fairly clear they want nothing to do with Gaza and Palenstine. I don't believe they would send aid or allow crossings anyway.
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It has also been well-documented that the controlling interest within Gaza also limits access to food - of it's own citizens/people. While it seems undeniable the people of Gaza are experiencing food scarcity - we cannot lay blame
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The longer the government is shut down, the better excuse/cover the executive branch has to permanentely layoff and shutdown departments. Democrats are going to lose this standoff either way...
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The DOE already had a standard auto-responder text, which also included "I" and "me". The text was changed - and a handful of employees are making a stink of it. They didn't get a choice in messaging either way. In
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"Democrat" is a slur now? Come on people...
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Always finding a way to blame the Republicans... last time they were in the minority and were blamed for shutting down the government. Now they're in the majority and you still want to blame them for shutting down the government. To su
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Can you elaborate on which part you believe isn't true? The bill already passed the House. The Democrats have a minorotiy in the Senate. 60 votes are required to pass the bill - and Democrats are holding it up, deliberately for politic
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Which part of the statement is false or campaigning? Is it not true Democrats have blocked the passage of the bill? Of course it is.. and people should know that, shouldn't they?
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A Ruggedized Raspberry Pi for Sailors(hackaday.com)
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By dollars spent, the US operates the largest health and human services system in the world. YTD, the US has spent approximately $4.5T[1] on health and human services, of which approximately $1.9T are health-related alone. In 2024, the US G
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by Alupis 1y ago
You are ordered where to go, and have little input into that decision. The military will typically ship one vehicle free of charge to your new duty station.
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Raspberry Pi 500 Benchmarks: Mechanical Keyboard Computer, 16GB RAM and NVMe SSD(phoronix.com)
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Josef Bacik Leaving Meta and Stepping Back from Kernel Development(phoronix.com)
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by Alupis 1y ago
Some context is available here: https://apnews.com/article/intel-trump-cotton-yeary-tan-2061... FTA: “In March 2025, Intel appointed Lip-Bu Tan as its new CEO,” Cotton wrote in the letter. “Mr. Tan reportedly controls
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by Alupis 1y ago
I don't believe even a little bit the success of the community has anything to do with this sentence on the website. The success of the community belongs to the relentless hard work of Louis et al. The sentence is a source of continuou
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Never look a gift horse in the mouth, as the saying goes. SUSE owes $0 to Perl and Raku. Most companies donate $0.
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by Alupis 1y ago
I just want to point out, this conversation has been had over and over, on HN, in the Gleam Discord, and I'm sure in many other places as well - always spurred by the same statement on the Gleam website. So instead of discussing one of
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by Alupis 1y ago
> Sure but 'not giving a shit' means accepting Nazism. This is some "critical theory" nonsense. The real world isn't divided into two camps, "those actively for" and "those actively against".
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Gleam has a note regarding type-classes on their website[1]. The language itself seems to aim to remain simple - which is a pretty good thing in my opinion. [1] https://gleam.run/frequently-asked-questions/#will-gleam-h
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I'm curious to know what the parent meant, as well. My understanding, which is incomplete admittedly, is that Gleam's type system lives in Gleam and isn't carried over into the produced Erlang/BEAM code, since BEAM has n

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