Inityx

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by Inityx 5y ago
>cryptocurrency deniers lmao, nobody's claiming that cryptocurrency doesn't exist...
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by Inityx 5y ago
Source https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQ_xWvX1n9g
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by Inityx 5y ago
Wow, why is that the only alternative?
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by Inityx 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCHHzw4s5W4
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by Inityx 5y ago
Web3 is a Ponzi scheme https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQ_xWvX1n9g
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by Inityx 5y ago
Because most people aren't web developers or Linux sysadmins
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by Inityx 5y ago
>If you encounter a website that does not work in Lynx, complain to the website admin Cool, let me go submit 5,000,000 complaints to a few megacorporations real quick
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by Inityx 5y ago
It would also change the behavior of panicking destructors on the unwind path, since a second panic during an unwind causes an abort instead of another unwind
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by Inityx 5y ago
It's a legitimate thing in embedded and other memory-constrained circumstances, when you have something like a large cache and an allocation failure can trigger manual pruning or GC.
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by Inityx 5y ago
It's also worth noting that Rust does also have stack-unwinding error propagation, in the form of `panic`/`catch_unwind`, which can be used as a less-ergonomic optimization in situations like this. Result types like this also don&
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by Inityx 5y ago
It comes out to 77% if you use the SMPTE UHDTV standard of 4k, which is (2 * 1920) × (2 * 1080) = 3840 × 2160
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by Inityx 5y ago
To me, that just suggests it's a shortsighted and underdeveloped way to go about business lol
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by Inityx 5y ago
Well its pretty apparent in the state of American society today, and exemplified by companies like Facebook and Tesla flagrantly and repeatedly violating the law without substantive consequence
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by Inityx 5y ago
What would be the real-life equivalent of buying more LEGO then?
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by Inityx 5y ago
I'm really trying, but I can't figure out how what you just wrote relates to the kids' new rules.
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by Inityx 5y ago
Yeah, but it's less useful to apply that notion to how we operate our society and private property. It's better to start with a system that doesn't require overthrowing the government and redistributing wealth very often.
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by Inityx 5y ago
> Then they continued to have to figure out what to say to get the Lego back. No, they were made to write new rules together this time. Nothing in the article stood out to me as coercive. The teachers made the kids actually think about
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by Inityx 5y ago
Those sentences are not contradictory... Dictating new rules for an activity and taking time away from the activity to reflect on it are absolutely not the same thing.
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by Inityx 5y ago
> The solution was simple: Every month we take everything apart. Sort the pieces into boxes. And cleanup. Then, we start the new month inventing new things. You're right, we should redistribute wealth!
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by Inityx 5y ago
> and temporary prohibition was the only solution that allowed them to restore their utopian play model. uh, no, temporary prohibition was the only thing that allowed space for the kids to gain perspective and think critically
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by Inityx 5y ago
"Facts can be effectively taught without incorporating beliefs" is a sentiment held by people egregiously unaware of their own biases
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Live Coding Tetris in Rust from Scratch with SDL2(youtube.com)
2 points by Inityx 5y ago|0 comments
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by Inityx 5y ago
Wow that's a shitty thing to do
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by Inityx 5y ago
It's because the police serve the interests of the owning class, and so prioritize things such as corporate property damage and the ability for workers to get to their jobs.
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by Inityx 5y ago
You make these requests as if they're not all antithetical to Microsoft's bottom line
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by Inityx 5y ago
https://xkcd.com/936/
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BMOW 1 Computer (2008)(bigmessowires.com)
9 points by Inityx 5y ago|1 comments
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by Inityx 5y ago
He's also an outspoken white supremacist... so maybe don't
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by Inityx 5y ago
Memory safety, build system, dependency management, the usual
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by Inityx 5y ago
You'd be very surprised at how many people believe this.

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