Touche

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by Touche 6y ago
I don't understand what an "ecosystem project" even means. Every language has an ecosystem. There isn't a separate name for the ecosystem. Why is there here?
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by Touche 6y ago
No it's not, validators are extremely outdated. It's not "bad" to forget to close the body tag, it actually doesn't matter at all.
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by Touche 6y ago
Validation has been unimportant for about 20 years. That has nothing to do with why websites are bad nowadays.
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by Touche 6y ago
The media didn't treat #4 as a conspiracy theory. If you mean Tom Cotton's claims, he first implied it was intentional (later walked it back). He also was claiming it was a biological weapons lab. That's not what #4 is. It&#x
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by Touche 6y ago
I don't know why (1) is unlikely. We know that a lot of people have weak symptoms. We know that symptoms are similar to other diseases. If it were to start in a remote area you probably wouldn't notice it until it entered a big
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by Touche 6y ago
This is about the name, I see.
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by Touche 6y ago
Paywall
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by Touche 6y ago
On the world stage there is no court system. All you have is sanctions and war. And it seems unlikely that any significant number of countries are going to sanction an economic power like China over an accident. Look at the weak sanctions p
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by Touche 6y ago
How exactly did the world "smile back and greet them"?
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by Touche 6y ago
I took logic in college too. I didn't say that motivation affects whether something is true or not, just how much skepticism we apply to it. It's perfectly normal and good that we believe things experts say (when we ourselves do n
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by Touche 6y ago
We don't know if it's true, there's still no evidence even today. Motivation affects how we react to a theory with no evidence, when coming from Tom Cotton vs. a former CDC director. Btw, Tom Cotton's claim was that it w
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by Touche 6y ago
It's almost as if the motivation for a claim matters.
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by Touche 6y ago
Chicago isn't a car centric city, probably the only in the Midwest.
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by Touche 6y ago
Some quick googling and it appears that animated is roughly 25% cheaper, is that enough to make the direct route profitable?
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by Touche 6y ago
I'm pretty skeptical that big budget superhero style movies can make a profit this way. It either means a shift in the types of movies that get made (not a bad thing), or studios eating cost for a couple of years until the theater mark
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by Touche 6y ago
This is what I thought Salesforce was, and what I meant by a sales lead tool. I still don't get how this makes my pie making company a SaaS product though.
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by Touche 6y ago
> codify your sales and marketing processes into a SaaS product I don't understand what this means at all. Let's say I make pies. My sales process is I go to grocery stores and try to get them to carry my pies. My marketing is
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by Touche 6y ago
Salesforce is one of those companies that I know does a bunch of stuff but I don't understand most of what it's for or how those niches combine into a gigantic company. I get the sales lead tool, but everything else goes over my h
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by Touche 6y ago
Servo is starting to remind me a little of Minix, where it is an ambitious project attempting to fix underlying architectural problems, but the scale of the project being so large that ecosystem progress outpaces it's ability to adapt.
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by Touche 6y ago
If you want to sell your efforts producing software you are going to be spending most of your time doing sales and a minority of your time writing software. Too many developers have this idea that people should just throw money at them whil
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by Touche 6y ago
This is a weird peculiarity of the JS ecosystem. The rest of programming ecosystems do not have dozens of tools all doing a build for you. When you run tests in C you do not use a special cli testing tool that also compiles your project...
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by Touche 6y ago
> This is a limitation of those languages, which should not force a language-agnostic protocol to adopt the lowest common denominator of expressiveness. It's an intentional decision made by those languages in order to focus on othe
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by Touche 6y ago
Wow, what an amazing story.
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by Touche 6y ago
This was published by a media company.
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by Touche 6y ago
This is really not that hard folks. Be skeptical of things you read on social media. Prefer reputable sources. There are many entities out there attempting to confuse you with the goal of making you disbelieve in truth. We live in the age o
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by Touche 6y ago
I'm not sure what this has to do with whether or not the dossier was a Russian disinformation campaign. Did they give him the intelligence? Were they expecting it to be released before the election (it wasn't)? What was the goal o
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by Touche 6y ago
Newspapers are pretty well shielded from such lawsuits (for good reason) which allows for tabloids to accuse people of being reptilians and such. I'm sure real journalists are researching this just as they researched the Ukraine accusa
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by Touche 6y ago
> Speaking of Russian agents wasn’t it the Dems who pedaled the now discredited Steel Dossier? So the Steele dossier was created by Russia now? To smear themselves? This is the first time I've heard this accusation. Giuliani has bee
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by Touche 6y ago
I'm not attempting to disprove the allegations, I'm pointing out that if you belief X because Y might be true then you are being played.
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by Touche 6y ago
It's not a strong indicator, it's an indicator there the story doesn't have enough credibility to warrant answering. Engaging with the story would give it life. Let the real journalists do the work to verify the claims and th

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