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7y ago
In case you are other readers are interested, what you describe is an old philosophical debate spanning mostly morals but as you point out, also the pursuit of happiness and other areas. It is the opposition between consequentialism (=what
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7y ago
Many crucial keys are missing. That does not look functional.
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I think it is this very post that made me realize how sharp but also how double-edged of a blade mmap was.
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I recently realized that mmap was how good editors are able to open huge files without stalling like bad editors do. There are use cases for it but yes, you need to know what you are doing.
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Maybe that's because of the different kind of work I do with but I have wrestled, frustrated at some bugs hard to spot with gdb, but I never felt retrained by pudb despite it being, I guess, more limited. All the bugs I had in python w
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That's how it worked for me (privacy advocacy protests in France). But now that I think about it, it makes sense that big protests are actually more of a recruiting tool for already established organization than a way to know each othe
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I used to diss protests that accomplish nothing but then I realized what their real use was: to connect people into doing actual stuff. To open a place for discussion on a specific issue, sometimes in the media, but at least in the street,
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My dad was dealing with international teams to manage semiconductors manufacturing at a global mega-multinationals. His dad was the trustworthy mechanics though, that's why he ended being good at cars repairs :-) I am the one living in
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> If their bank account is drained they will care For people living in the US, that's just basically an act of God now. The refusal to have a decent ID system has made identity theft laughably easy. Even with top-notch computer secu
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Thanks, you made my day :-)
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I'd say it is an unnecessary position to take but would not call it especially partisan. There is no symmetry in the amount of election meddling that has been done by both parties. Saying the GOP may be a party interested in election m
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I think many countries assessed that they were capable of it, but many would think this was a casus belli. Had Clinton been elected instead, she probably would have sought additional sanctions and a firmer stance against Russia because of t
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Thing is, it took me a long time to accept that people not caring was ok. Now I realize that my dad is frustrated I never learned something as simple as changing the oil on my car. My mom does not understand how I can't name more than
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My skills are still up to par :-) But that's because my skills are not in using a specific library or in a specific technique. I was lucky to have engineering teachers who were very adamant that engineering was about understanding, lea
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> One problem is that some older IT workers who get too comfortable with their skills risk falling behind, especially in the era of artificial intelligence I am 38, I am in the gap they point out, and I almost fell in it because for too
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Why do you think an open source CPU design can't be manufactured by a fab? There are economics of scale at play but the entry level keep going down while the market for open source grows. I don't expect open-source ASIC to suddenl
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Probably a frenchman nostalgic of the Republic of Ezo :-) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_Ezo Yes the Last Samurai had a kernel of truth, but it was not about an American guy, it was a bunch of French officer
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None of this comes to validate the opinion that "USA unilaterally committed itself to ending the entire planet if they didn't get what they wanted." and that "The USSR were the adults in that conflict". The first l
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If you have credible source to this version of the Cuban missiles crisis, I'd be interested to hear about that. I have seen insanity on both sides but from reading both US and USSR propaganda, the latter was even less rooted in fact th
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Sorry about that, I usually assume people are my age and were alive and voting at the time.
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It was a short period and basically stopped after WWII. They could have occupied Japan and a thousand island if they wanted to and did not (now please just give state status to Puerto Rico) USA is more interested in free trade than in milit
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Why would there have been a missile crisis in Cuba if USSR was not a nuclear power?
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Why would they have to?
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As someone who very often criticize US's international decisions, I tend to disagree. I think that the US-USSR opposition radicalized USA, fed its nationalism and its paranoia and led it to develop an empire, something that is simply n
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I don't see the business plan there. $1 a night won't pay the rent. Not even the costs that an owner has to pay. Looks like a stunt for something else.
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There is a reason GWB did not want the US to be recognize the International Criminal Court. And why Bill Clinton thought it was important: that was about making sure US remains the good guy despite being (during the 90-2020 period) the only
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I wish I could download or at least install stuff from my computer on the JS version of windows 2000. I have a Visual Source Safe archive to open and I guess I'll have to open a VM but that would have been nice to be able to do it in b
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It is OpenNIC you need to petition, so that they accept to cause a schism on the .org TLD
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The 90s have called... They want their Cyberpunk 2020 font back into something more legible. I suggest he hires Hasselhoff for the promotion https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTidn2dBYbY
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I don't get it... Isn't RCT what the medical world, psychologists and sociologists have been doing for decades?
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