Redoubts

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by Redoubts 5y ago
What if your language got 100x faster? What if deployment became trivial? Would that be incentive enough? I would take annoying breakages for that.
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by Redoubts 5y ago
I’d fire nurses who refuse to wash their hands, too.
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by Redoubts 5y ago
I've seen a couple fail to log in, because their SSO is broken through this. (even if FB login is merely an option)
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by Redoubts 5y ago
Y’all work in some weird places.
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by Redoubts 5y ago
> To think this lasted all the way through Catalina and Big Sur is insane. I can't help but think they didn't want to bother because "new hardware is just around the corner" for longer than they expected.
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by Redoubts 5y ago
Deployment story is a tentpole feature, of which these two have very different ideas.
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by Redoubts 5y ago
> the language only got null-checking a few months ago. ???
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by Redoubts 5y ago
> The atmosphere that existed up to around 2015-2019 has been ruined. Good? Python 3 stewardship has been absolutely abysmal for a long time. Maybe we'll even get major additions that aren't completely overshadowed by third par
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by Redoubts 5y ago
A lot of basic groceries are sales tax exempt.
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by Redoubts 5y ago
A bunch of artillery pointed at Seoul, on a hair trigger.
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by Redoubts 5y ago
> For a long time there has been a lot of cultural exchange between the nations Thats one way to call it...
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by Redoubts 5y ago
Surprised there’s no ascii art of programmer socks.
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by Redoubts 5y ago
> If I read an article about how a proposed law is bad I’d also like to read an article about how it might be good. Can you not read two articles, and do this yourself?
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by Redoubts 5y ago
I mean, this technology really sounds like it’s coming from someone directly told what to do. It’s just not the public doing the talking.
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by Redoubts 5y ago
Now imagine the care taken when applying this technology to dating sites, and other social services; for clustering or recommendation engines, or prediction services. This whole field is a joke, that refuses any introspection.
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by Redoubts 5y ago
This reminds me of the scene from the Simpsons, where Homer is yelling “you just lost yourself a customer” to Moe. But Moe can’t hear him over the cash register being continuously stuffed full of money. These “vote with your dollar” comment
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by Redoubts 5y ago
I thought “Google” put this lie to bed. But anyways, this looks like a slightly self aware project that markets precisely to who it needs to, given the list of “Chad contributors”.
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by Redoubts 5y ago
> I’d be interested if anyone who opposes the payment processors pressuring OnlyFans but supported the actions taken against Gab could explain how they reconcile the two positions. I think most people would reconcile them fairly easily.
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Python Packaging: A Thread(twitter.com)
1 points by Redoubts 5y ago|1 comments
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When It Comes to Gorillas, Google Photos Remains Blind(wired.com)
2 points by Redoubts 5y ago|0 comments
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by Redoubts 5y ago
> "do you know of million+ cities in the western hemisphere without a large and growing homeless population?" Well that’s convenient, because all the examples I want to emulate are in the eastern hemisphere.
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by Redoubts 5y ago
Centralization isn't viable when you give literal slavers undue influence in government, yes.
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by Redoubts 5y ago
And the weird part is the courts wrote out "shall [not] abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States" but then wrote in "[substantive] due process of law" when they realized they stuffed up. But
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by Redoubts 5y ago
How does this threat model compare to using gmail or hotmail for your account access?
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by Redoubts 5y ago
The point is Apple relay goes under is the same risk as gmail goes under.
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by Redoubts 5y ago
> In public school they are taught this. Very much not true in general
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by Redoubts 5y ago
Every school kid is absolutely not taught this.
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by Redoubts 5y ago
Meh, honestly just shoot for it. The worst they can say is no, and a lot of job reqs are just long wishlists anyways. Hell, pick a dumb company you'll never want to work for, like Uber, if you want real-world practice. Then you at leas
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by Redoubts 5y ago
Those companies have massive amount of plain office space too. Like, Apple has half the office space in Cupertino and plenty more in Sunnyvale. They are certainly not fretting about suddenly having too much spaceship on their hands.
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by Redoubts 5y ago
Mariani had really shitty pavement, but otherwise true.

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