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RetpolineDrama
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RetpolineDrama
2y ago
Yep. AML and KYC laws are unconstitutional.
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2y ago
Not for long :)
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2y ago
What utter nonsense on behalf of the courts. The "good faith" defense is irrelevant to the finding that a fundamental right was violated, and to deny the original defendant relief like this is just absurd.
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RetpolineDrama
2y ago
Is it really "zero cost in maintenance" if that old code presents attack surface?
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2y ago
>Status page claims all systems are OK (they are not) Classic
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3y ago
>He pretty clearly won. There's not much to it. A huge chunk of the company went into open revolt and he got a competing offer that threatened to recruit all of them. Yep, talk about an absolute power flex. You don't have to li
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3y ago
>From what I can gather, You're almost certainly listening to loud voices online, who do not reflect majority opinion
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3y ago
A large company has a ton of VPs. They're really not that special at scale, VPs don't fly private etc.
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3y ago
It's not the same op though. One is a check, the other creates an in-context copy that's unwrapped from the optional. The compiler of course optimizes this out but it's not the same.
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3y ago
>Dart has it, last 12 months or so. To clarify, in the above scenario in dart I can have an input with type MyEnum and do this? switch myEnum { case let one: // react to this here case let two(twosChild: twosChild):
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3y ago
Super cool! I absolutely adore swift, it has so many simple features I love that I am sometimes surprised to find are missing in other languages. (ex off the top of my head: switching on enum's with associated values is super powerful
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RetpolineDrama
3y ago
What do you mean exactly? Moderation in the classical sense, where spam/off topic content is removed? or "Moderation": Consensus manipulation, speech/thought policing, censorship of opposing/controversial ideas, etc
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3y ago
>What do you think is going on there? It all goes back to who the mods are, in this case "nextdoor" did not ban him it was local mods. They get a little fiefdom and then ban dissent in their area, OP just pissed off one of the
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3y ago
The biggest problem IMO is the local moderators. They were too cheap to hire their own and instead recruited locals who were somehow unfit to run an HOA, then gave them censorship power.
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RetpolineDrama
3y ago
This. Nextdoor recruits your local homebody to LARP as stasi for big tech, censoring their friends and neighbors because of minor/petty disagreements.
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3y ago
Most of this is irrelevant. Does USD have value? If you say yes, and I can then exchange X for USD in a reasonable amount of time then X is also valuable. You don't have to _like_ it, you don't have to think it's a good thing
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3y ago
I, and many other people, can execute a sale for very low rates and have a wire transfer hit my bank account in <24h. Even coinbase is pretty fast these days and will give $50k/day wire limits to anyone with a pulse.
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3y ago
>There is no underlying value there Plainly wrong on its face when they are immediately exchangeable for $50k USD, which no one in their right mind would argue "has no underlying value". The rest of the argument can be dismisse
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3y ago
To clarify, Apple can't see our source code but I imagine they can easily diff things like binary size and have basic decompiler tools to analyze things like what system APIs are called (how they bust you for private API use etc). When
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3y ago
>What an insane conspiracy Is english your second language? Conspiracy is not an accurate term for that, we are discussing hypothetical geopolitical strategy not something that might have happened. >They already invaded Ukraine what m
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3y ago
The app store is not secure or trusted. They've shipped malware. App store reviewers have not launched one of my apps in the last... _34 releases_. Their last open was >6 mo ago. They review my releases, some with 100k LoC diffs, in
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3y ago
Russia has a lot of unacknowledged "lost" soviet-era nukes that are actually still in its control. I could see them detonating one in India/Pakistan as a false flag to try and kick off a broader exchange to distract the West
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3y ago
>So halving demand is more likely to reduce prices. 1) Halve demand 2) Price plummets 3) Sources shut off 4) Prices climb again, _but at lower volume_ Plastification requires $x/barrel oil _at insane volume_ to work.
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3y ago
Really? Because I would think refineries/wells start shutting down the second their profit goes negative.
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3y ago
I consider this trend of "announce big numbers, get headlines, then walk them back quietly in the coming months" rather alarming.
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3y ago
> Not using Facebook, using Crypto currency, having multiple phones, unexplained income Every mobile developer (with test phones) who owns some crypto with a wife who runs an Etsy shop is sweating now.
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3y ago
> Phones off during the day and on during evening hours would describe the behaviors of NSA employees He did say they were looking for criminals, no?
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3y ago
With Raptor 3 Starship will pass _three_ times the thrust of Saturn V! It's absolutely nutty.
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3y ago
You're in for a wild surprise then. I almost envy that.
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3y ago
But does it have less space than a nomad?
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