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China to thwart SpaceX's Starlink influence with '13,000' satellites(interestingengineering.com)
3 points by Tozen 4y ago|0 comments
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by Tozen 4y ago
So then what happens to the unhygienic used shoes after the next person has got them (and hopefully not some odd foot infection) and then uses them up to the point where they are no longer wearable? And what happened to the not so good to u
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by Tozen 4y ago
But, here's the thing about reuse, what happens after the next person is done using the shoes? Looks more like kicking the can down the road. Not only is there a hygiene problem involved with this type of reuse, but then the 2nd hand
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by Tozen 4y ago
> ...use Go professionally and work for a company that uses Go... Despite having a clear financial interest, that doesn't mean that the opinions of other Go users shouldn't be respected or considered. > Allows them to figure
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Essential points on learning a new programming language(quoeamaster.medium.com)
2 points by Tozen 4y ago|0 comments
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by Tozen 4y ago
> Same as Apple/Google aren't guilty of creating malware apps then it slips through, but the predatory ass who coded the app and published it is. People certainly can point the finger, for them to share some accountability, bec
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by Tozen 4y ago
Exactly. Google results can't be trusted, because it's clear they are very manipulated, based on their cut of profits and siphoned data that's used for user targeting. It has reached the point of being suspect, significantl
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by Tozen 4y ago
But uBlock doesn't absolve Google of their responsibility. Google is allowing the fake ads on their platforms, which are doing harm. Furthermore, Google is often picking and choosing who is "allowed", relative to the money,
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AI piloted F-16 can dogfight [video](youtube.com)
2 points by Tozen 4y ago|0 comments
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by Tozen 4y ago
> ...the consensus seemed to be it was either a scam... The V language was always real, and never a scam or vaporware. This clearly false view and misconception, partly originates from very early on (2019), and whether the language wou
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by Tozen 4y ago
As mentioned, wasn't sure what was the issue, and had responded earlier. Also provided the GitHub link, to be helpful. It appears that some people do indeed have an issue, depending on their browser.
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by Tozen 4y ago
I'm not sure what's going on with this comment. The code snippets shown on the blog is editable, and is about the same size. If the size of the font is a bit different, it should not matter, because that isn't the point of
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Simulating Softbody Dynamics in Vlang(l-m.dev)
45 points by Tozen 4y ago|22 comments
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by Tozen 4y ago
The very positive thing is that you fearlessly addressed each point and provided more clarity. This is a positive reflection, because of your willingness to take the time to do such. Users usually don't know the other side, from the
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by Tozen 4y ago
The rebuttal makes some good points. However, many are not going to see the contents of flagged comments nor understand the decisions behind them being so. Not to say that flagging isn't justified at times, but scores of posts that a
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Robots commanded by soldiers using brain computer interface [video](youtube.com)
20 points by Tozen 4y ago|0 comments
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by Tozen 4y ago
I can't say about the others or all cases, as don't have the bird's eye view or ever have been a moderator, but do know that significant sections of threads can be removed (censored?). Recently I had made a comment in the &q
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Microsoft's AI-Boosted Bing Can Run Rings Around Google Search(cnet.com)
2 points by Tozen 4y ago|0 comments
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by Tozen 4y ago
That's comes off as kind of unfair and misplaced, when a person is not of nor participates in activities common to a particular group. We may only see or know of a particular side of a person. We can see people, in certain settings fo
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by Tozen 4y ago
Musk's Neuralink people appear to have done a bad thing, but do think their research and technology is important. Arguably just punishing those responsible with fines and training can be enough, and let the research proceed. We are t
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by Tozen 4y ago
That doesn't appear to be accurate, because threads about V get deleted or shadowbanned. Those instigating the flamewar drama against V, appear to go unpunished. And the same tactics seem to be repeatedly allowed, in nearly any V thr
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by Tozen 4y ago
Then, per argument of previous person, why eat pigs and not dogs (though some countries make exceptions)? Why eat cows, but not horses?
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by Tozen 4y ago
Seems like you are going down the path of presenting the reality, where a lot of people will ignore "wealth favoritism", cronyism, nepotism, etc... But mention affirmative action, specifically minorities of color as oppose to wom
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by Tozen 4y ago
F-22 pilots are not scrubs that got the job by luck. To be one, means being among the best. If it is being reported accurately, that the F-22 pilot says there was some kind of interference coming from the object, then there likely really
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by Tozen 4y ago
Another day, more endless threads on Rust, as if other programming languages can not exist or be talked about on HN.
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by Tozen 4y ago
The fact that "doesn't seem very genuine" was written is deeply depressing. https://youtu.be/LLFhKaqnWwk
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by Tozen 4y ago
Very good point. Significant numbers of users, especially over time, would less likely know about the telemetry and to the extent of the data collection. Opt-in (with obvious notice) is clear consent. Opt-out "consent" after th
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by Tozen 4y ago
Nim is also not the only language with the combination of optional GC and memory management. Dlang and Vlang are two others, where the GC is optional and are compiled languages. Golang appears to be more seriously experimenting with vario
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by Tozen 4y ago
To push this argument further along, in numerous use cases the GC using languages have comparable memory safety and performance (thus equal mention by government agencies), but were easier to use or faster for production.
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by Tozen 4y ago
It seems much more fair to specifically punish those pushing flamewars and trolling, than to punish or ban entire or newer programming languages. Those that are trolling often have post histories of such, are obvious competitors based on t

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