Guvante

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by Guvante 6y ago
Trump complained more about Russia than anyone else ever did. How many people got arrested as part of that bogus investigation again? IIRC Trump also fired multiple people to get the investigation to end. Literally played the Nixon playbook
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by Guvante 6y ago
I think just as taking him out of context is bad taking the context out of his statements is bad. He has been using rhetoric of the kind they have accuse him of for a long time now but is always careful to never directly call for violence.
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by Guvante 6y ago
Did you read past that sentence? They go into explicit detail as to why they made the call.
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by Guvante 6y ago
Our election was interfered with my a foreign country. That is not at all the same thing as widespread fraud. > but that would get Trump booted from Twitter Trump has called for and praised violence for five years now. He only got banned
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by Guvante 6y ago
> We're in a situation where stating that you're not attending Biden's inauguration is branded as "inciting violence" That wasn't what he got banned for at all.
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by Guvante 6y ago
> sustained left-wing effort to paint the 2016 election as illegitimate That is such a purposely flawed statement that it is effectively a pure lie even if some of those beats are somewhat true. Trump has been claiming election fraud sin
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by Guvante 6y ago
Your comment sounded like "your recursive definition is impossible". I am totally for ECC and was flabbergasted when it went away. But the article makes sense since I remember Intel pushing hard to keep it out of the consumer spac
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by Guvante 6y ago
I mean raft and similar algorithms run multiple verification machines because a single point of failure is a single point of failure.
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by Guvante 6y ago
> there is very little information in the community on how to do this kind of engineering efficiently If you aren't a huge studio writing a AAA game or thereabouts in complexity you probably can't write a game engine efficientl
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by Guvante 6y ago
Let me first say that game developers should do a better job about testing, especially when it comes to developing isolated systems to support unit tests. But it certainly seems like you misunderstand how much change there is in the vast ma
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by Guvante 6y ago
So many people committed perjury that the Plaintiff's discarded the ones that were obviously spam. Some unknown number of affidavits were discarded by Trump's legal team that were acquired in exactly the same manner. Their star wi
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by Guvante 6y ago
In this context that has been done. No attempt was made to block court cases brought up about the incident and everyone has been talking about the claims made since the election happened over a month ago. Algorithmic sharing causes misinfor
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by Guvante 6y ago
It seems like most of the legislation is doing two things: restricting algorithmic sharing alone, not the ability to share. Leaving arbitration of what is good or bad in the context of the company. Unless I misinterpreted what bills were br
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by Guvante 6y ago
"If you do what we want we won't force you to" is as old as legislation. They aren't saying do X or we will pass legislation about Y. They are saying do X or we will pass legislation forcing you to do X. The "widesp
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by Guvante 6y ago
I don't know why you list the only major internally developed OS as if it is the same as the ones that were transformed from open source offerings. Sure DOS was akin to open source and formed the basis of Windows way back when but the
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by Guvante 6y ago
> I would add games to this list. Most games for iOS or Android these days are pay to win. They are also free to play and usually not in a minor way. Some of the latest Gacha games have a dozen hours of storyline (or more) before startin
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by Guvante 6y ago
Who says Apple has to vet anything. The user purchased a device which per the law in most countries gives them the right to use it as they like.
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by Guvante 6y ago
Multiple app stores are no less secure than singular app stores everything else being the same. Plenty of people aren't okay with Apple's actions but there aren't exactly great alternatives. Nothing is stopping Apple from all
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by Guvante 6y ago
You dig deeper and tell everyone what you found. For the laptop story there was nothing to be found. Verification takes time, when someone dumps a ton of information publicly and exclaims it is true there is no avoiding some people believin
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by Guvante 6y ago
So the core problem with most of the complaints about it is that nothing substantial ever came out implicating Joe Biden in any way. Some people claimed there was evidence but none was presented. The news as a whole shrugging off a story ab
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by Guvante 6y ago
Fair sorry to paint too broad a stroke. Should have made the fact that I was implying "everything" there... Especially after NLL landed on 2015 ><
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by Guvante 6y ago
A quick Google shows a chart saying $42/MWh which is on scale with electricity production in general. Sounds too high for something like energy storage but I assume that is in the ballpark for reasonable car pricing from the phrasing o
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by Guvante 6y ago
Yeah rather than supporting backporting things like that they instead decided that every feature should have a lint that shows you how to update your edition. Basically the idea was rather than making it as easy as possible to stay on the o
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by Guvante 6y ago
"Newfangled features" and "don't be too smart for your own good" don't overlap as much as you imply. They aren't entirely orthogonal but very much so. C++'s `unique_ptr` is a "newfangled feature&
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by Guvante 6y ago
Rust has editions to help with this. All code is backwards compatible (except soundness bugs) and if need be editions are added to allow adding breaking changes. The compiler still supports 2015 edition and will forever. You can even use di
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by Guvante 6y ago
> I've yet to hear an explanation as to how well the grid will tolerate millions of cars being plugged in all the time Really well actually, done correctly it will actually make power production cheaper per watt for everyone. Since
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by Guvante 6y ago
I love how I said Java has problems C++ doesn't have and get responses saying C++ is a terrible language. Java has problems C++ doesn't have and nothing you said says anything to counteract that point.
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by Guvante 6y ago
I didn't say C++ was a better language or more easily used. I said the specific problem called out about Java didn't occur to C++. I would go into detail about your other comments but it looks like you never actually dived into th
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by Guvante 6y ago
There are unwind panics and abort panics, it is the choice of the one panicking. Also if you are a library maintainer the binary can choose to disable unwind panics completely. On the topic of array index out of bounds Rust provides three w
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by Guvante 6y ago
`OutOfMemoryError` is the root of unchecked exceptions, you can't put it everywhere because then it might as well be nowhere. Rust improves on this by using a different syntax for unchecked exceptions (`panic!` vs `Result`) which provi

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