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by _hilro 5y ago
< Either database dumps are in commit history (very common Nobody is putting production databases in to commit history. At the size of twitch, there's also no way any application dev has access to production. > credentials like
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by _hilro 5y ago
I have found that those who find other to lack a proclivity for novel thought due to obeying spelling and grammar and promoting the correct usage to be insufferable arseholes. As such, I dismiss their dismissals as the ravings of a fool. &q
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by _hilro 5y ago
> the Staten Island ferry cowboy incident What's suspect about that? He stopped a guy assaulting a photojournalist and you have issues with it??
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by _hilro 5y ago
> At least I can think of something to say... "The flow of quizzes stands upon somebody else's legs." It's not hard to think of something to say. The difference is my sentence was knowingly ridiculous and nonsensical.
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by _hilro 5y ago
> It really, is* an improvement the same way that netflix, when rented dvds, didn't allow you to take any other dvd until you returned the one you already had. Everything doesn;t have to have a simplistic analogy especially when the
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by _hilro 5y ago
Because sovereign nations and their citizens aren't going to kowtow to some unelected supranational organisation? 7 billion people in the world and they should all be ruled by a bunch of bureaucrats??? I hope that day never comes.
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by _hilro 5y ago
Top earner is a role playing group. How interesting. > A band of professional voice actors improvises, role-plays and rolls their way through a `Dungeon and Dragons' campaign.
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by _hilro 5y ago
> Deterrence often works until it doesn't, ergo deterrence never works. Words don't become true just because you thought of them.
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Housing Boss Earns $1M to Run Shelters Despite a Troubled Past(nytimes.com)
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by _hilro 5y ago
Hmmm, seems like there's more to this story and the group involved that we're not yet hearing.
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by _hilro 5y ago
I would guess it's just a genetic glitch and not some conscious decision or purposeful design.
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by _hilro 5y ago
Great, where's the California bill that outlaws all Black boards or all Hispanic boards?
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by _hilro 5y ago
Is a non-American European counted as white in this? Or are we pretending that the various different non-Anglo/WASPy "whites" in Europe have the exact same cultural & socio-economic headstart in the US as the US whites? I
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by _hilro 5y ago
More dangerous than any of the irrational Islamic terror group leaders who believe makey-uppy words written ~2000 years ago give them a right to oppress and kill women/gay/non-believers?
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by _hilro 5y ago
MD is a just a general doctor correct? So, who is he to make that proclamation: > Months ago he was insisting that the people who had contracted COVID-19 and who had antibodies in their system may not need the vaccine. Now, we have a num
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by _hilro 5y ago
Is this some kind of growth hacking nonsense? What a useless article. The entire contents: > Supervisor ACM has fined producer Samsung EUR 39 million for influencing the prices of televisions sold online. The Netherlands Authority for Co
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by _hilro 5y ago
Well, with WASM making progress, it's only a matter of time. Thanks SF browser companies! Mozilla happily killing the web with their friends at Chrome but at least the CEO gets to promote social justice on the browser's dime
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by _hilro 5y ago
The person isn't in US airspace. They're being held in Canada and US had an ongoing extradition request with Canada. All detailed in TFA.
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by _hilro 5y ago
Did you even read the article or did you just knee-jerk type your insightful thoughts: > In December 2012 and January 2013, various news organizations, including Reuters, reported that Skycom offered to sell “embargoed” equipment from a
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by _hilro 5y ago
Anybody use Fedora Silverblue?
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by _hilro 5y ago
> As a side note flaky tests is such an idiotic concept. There are tests that pass and ones that don't. How good is button which works 35% of time? It's not a good button, period Or more like the test runner succumbs to non det
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by _hilro 5y ago
> Advertising is a form of propaganda, designed to manipulate people into doing something they normally wouldn't — spending money — in the interests of the corporation which created the ad. Pretty much all content is propaganda. I&#
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by _hilro 5y ago
I think the domain and author need to be contextualised. Regardless of everything else, this isn't just a non political author writing an interesting story. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matt_Bruenig
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by _hilro 5y ago
Given that OP link is https://twitter.com/aarondfrancis/status/1438888219471491074 and the previously submitted link from yesterday(396 points, 156 comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28
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by _hilro 5y ago
"these assertions hold for all inputs" Which would be great if it wasn't too computationally expensive. Most of the time, it just becomes generating a subset of random (within range) input values to be tested thus decreasing
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by _hilro 5y ago
Hmm, interesting thanks. Given the name IO..ctl, is this unintended or unavoidable behaviour?
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by _hilro 5y ago
Do it on company time.
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by _hilro 5y ago
> using device local ioctls are better Sure but is that not because the tweet concerns a NAS and the ioctls would relate to an actual device(the storage devices)? Would 'device local ioctls' work in the blog post scenario where
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by _hilro 5y ago
Literally 2 lines below that quote is: > CHIEF JUSTICE ROBERTS: All I'm trying to get at, and I'm not saying it's outcome determinative or necessarily bad, I'm just saying your technological model is based solely on c
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by _hilro 5y ago
I sense a big payday coming up for US politicians.

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