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Also, it produces binaries (probably similar to golang) which are a reasonable size considering there is a garbage collector. No giant interpretors or VMs required. And macros.
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In my experience it seems like you could upload a video where nothing actually happens and if you put the narrative you want in the title people will just run with it.
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6y ago
I believe that user meant the environmental impact of 10,000 people showing up to one place.
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6y ago
> these platforms are owned by millionaires such as the Winklevoss twins, who famously sued Mark Zuckerberg for stealing their idea for Facebook. Makes you wonder if Facebook would have been worse under these two.
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> Which is it, do we need net neutrality or do we need more than deplatforming? Net Neutrality. This post is about Net Neutrality.
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> So you have no explanation as to how the word master is linked to black slavery in the United States? Black slaves had something called "masters". > if you think this just involves a tiny one word change I literally uniron
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>a word with no link to racism Slave owning in the US was heavily linked to racist ideology, that's simply history. > without actually doing anything helpful. "main" is both shorter and more ergonomic to type > then
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My thoughts: Does this service allow me to deploy the apps on my own a VPS and/or dedicated server? Does this service offer to host the apps I deploy? Does this service allow me to specify a docker container? There should be a full lis
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I'm completely in favor of everyone suing facebook for literally any reason, but to be clear, what would the legal standing/basis be for this small claims court?
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My thoughts on the matter is that Test Driven Design is pretty cool, and if you had never written a test before, this is the one of the easiest tests to write.
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Mathematically, using a metaphor, it's like your family is having a budgeting crises, your spouse spends 10k/year on coffee, your kids spend 50k/year on dog patreons, and your accountant's only recommendation is for _you
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6y ago
What if that kid was going to grow up to be funded by Big Oil to spread misinformation?
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> The logical next step The completely illogical application of the slippery slow fallacy* The actual logical next step would be to address the large corporations that are polluting.
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I had way too many successful email changes that did not send an email to my old email account informing me of the action. If a hacker had stolen those accounts, I might not know for a long time!
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6y ago
I had a contractor do literally that.
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> Greene "liked" posts calling for the assassination of prominent Democrats including former President Barack Obama, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi. Greene also used social media
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6y ago
But if you want something between rust and ruby, checkout crystal (garbage collected, strongly typed with inference, llvm binary, ruby-like syntax, fast like golang).
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> it seems like every developer with some extra free time has decided that they want to build their own PKM/note-taking/etc app, so competition has scaled up massively in the last year. Still none with dark mode, native apps, m
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> Consider: your HR department is left leaning, your boss is probably left leaning, your teachers are left leaning, the government is left leaning. Did you forget this is a US based website? Are you posting from China?
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> 1000$ is not a lot of money. If you're wealthy, sure. Being one of the Americans that can handle a $400 surprise expense doesn't mean you can casually handle a $1000 joke. But it's not simply $1,000. It's a $1,000&#
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IMO the problem isn't the person who holds ~25 unused domains, the problem is the company that holds ~25,000 and parks a "make me an offer, minimum 2,000" page on all of them.
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Or not, because the law would force them to pay taxes on that ton of land, but maybe something like a $200,000 personal exemption would help.
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I guess there could be some improvements, such as a right to feedback law (protections for both parties), make it harder to legally fire someone but easier if it's a real democratic team decision, better short term unemployment benefit
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McDonald's regularly has some machine down and when I need a refund from a purchase through the app everybody says you have to ask someone else.
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I have some inaccessible (locked? disabled?) accounts setup with backup accounts that when attempting to recover, the recovery form says "email sent" but no email arrives. I still recieve email forwarding from the inaccessible acc
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If you're a culture warrior, you have to force everything into being a cultural battleground.
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> believing that you should allow users to post any legal content without moderation. Parler was removed for being under-moderated, sure, but with that aside, it was also a huge censorship platform. https://www.independent.co.
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That comparison is really the opposite, the open question on the morality of porn does nothing to damage the usefulness of home video recorders. On the other hand, the morality of NFT's is already mainstream while the usefulness is an
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When beanie babies have limited supply, it's because the factory has to manufacture other goods for their next contract. When imaginary cryptohashes have limited supply, it's kind of pointless, or at least there is nothing good fo
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Obviously the reason artists would flock to NFTs are for easy etherium profits. Buyers are correctly skeptical of how vague and poorly articulated the value proposition is for them.
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