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by abenga 11mo ago
It's not the source of the funds, it's that the government grant wanted to force a change of how the foundation does things, especially inclusion and outreach efforts.
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by abenga 11mo ago
MN Negotiations are two sided, what do the democrats get in exchange for this?
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by abenga 11mo ago
> his success is built on his charisma. Print out one of his speeches and read them. His success is built on backlash against the shock of seeing a black president.
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by abenga 11mo ago
That's the point of insurance.
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by abenga 11mo ago
There is a wide gulf between "I don't like this person" and "this person's whole existence should be a crime".
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by abenga 11mo ago
Uv allows you to lock versions too. And creates a .venv inside the project which, I guess, is similar to the node_modules directory.
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by abenga 11mo ago
My exact reaction when I visit front-end-land. It always surprises me that you can't just leave a project alone for some time, get back to it and continue where you left off. There are always a couple of days of getting the thing to wo
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by abenga 1y ago
Your code editor should respect the .editorconfig of the repo you are editing, so yeah, trivial.
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by abenga 1y ago
> Those photoreceptors have relayed this information across a nerve to neurons in your brain which receive this encoded information and splay it out to an array of other neurons. > Each cell in this chain can rightfully claim to be a
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by abenga 1y ago
But people spending money is the economy.
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by abenga 1y ago
This implies cloud infrastructure experts are cheaper than bare metal Linux/networking/etc experts. Probably in most smaller organizations, you have the people writing the code manage the infra, so it's an "invisible cos
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by abenga 1y ago
Brexit talking point. Just move on.
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by abenga 1y ago
Pitfalls of comparing flows with stocks.
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by abenga 1y ago
There are quite a few more Android phone makers than Samsung.
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by abenga 1y ago
The README has an ad at the top. Yeeeah, nope.
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by abenga 1y ago
Can it drive in downtown Delhi or Nairobi? On unpaved roads on safari? Onto and off a flatbed truck for transport? Through a lightly flooded town? No, it can't drive "anywhere a human can".
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by abenga 1y ago
And now some people will have read his comment but not yours, and this will be anti-renewable energy propaganda forever.
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by abenga 1y ago
5% odds of screwing up my taxes and going to jail through no fault of my own is a horrible proposition.
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by abenga 1y ago
Because we are counting people's wealth in significant fractions of a trillion dollars and young people around the world cannot afford homes no more?
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by abenga 1y ago
But you too can hire seniors in the future who were juniors trained "somewhere else". This is the kind of shortsighted selfishness that's ruining most things.
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by abenga 1y ago
Oddly, "mkosi" is "misfortune" in Swahili.
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by abenga 1y ago
> How many people got leukemia in neighboring countries and other complications that cut their lives short. Not that many, according to long term studies.
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by abenga 1y ago
There is no "…more likely they would prioritize…". Those are nonsense hypotheticals. I am saying that the US today has many companies that were founded and built by immigrants and the children of immigrants in the past. These comp
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by abenga 1y ago
It is not a zero sum game (long term). Immigrants and their children have founded companies that have employed thousands of American citizens and created trillions of dollars of wealth. Stopping what has worked for your country because &quo
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by abenga 1y ago
There are countries that did not shut down (Sweden comes to mind). Do you have some quantitative comparison of the reduced damage done there?
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by abenga 1y ago
If playing sports was essential to living to everyone across the board, yeah, they would be prohibited from being selective.
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by abenga 1y ago
Yes, the people are to blame. The only way this changes is if governments that believe it is an issue to be fixed are elected and actually work to attempt to fix the problem. Do you get the sense that such governments are gaining ground pol
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by abenga 1y ago
> It is unreasonable if it leads to users losing data. Changing the kernel development process to allow adding new features willy-nilly late in the RC cycle will lead to much worse things than a few people using an experimental file syst
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by abenga 1y ago
There is a gulf and many shades between "this code should never be on an internet-connected device" and "it doesn't matter if this code is copied everywhere by absolutely anyone".
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by abenga 1y ago
Or vaccines.

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