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by amscanne 5y ago
I’m not sure I follow. I assume “as it should be” refers to crates, with no mechanism for name ownership other than first-come, first-served. You name any Go package based on a URL you control (and you can refer to any underlying source con
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by amscanne 5y ago
> The lack of true versioning, unspoken assumption of GitHub, package system, These aren’t true. There is true versioning and no assumption of GitHub. Shouldn’t this be a complaint about the assumption of crates.io? > No installation-
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by amscanne 5y ago
> The city said a nondisclosure agreement with Google prohibits it from disclosing such information and it seeks reimbursement for the legal costs associated with the public records dispute. > “Under Oregon state law what Google has s
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by amscanne 5y ago
The second is actually a decent example of where the semantic web would probably fail because of the imprecision, but Google has succeeded to some degree. “When was grass invented” has no good answer because it’s a stupid question. You coul
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by amscanne 5y ago
I believe you misunderstood the comment. Intel also has undocumented extensions and functionality, that requires reverse engineering. It’s exactly the same as the vendor specific cases here. You were thinking of documented and well-spec
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by amscanne 5y ago
Speaking of “slanderous propaganda”, I can’t help but feel reminded of the quote about accusing the other side of that of which you are guilty. With the view you’re expressing here, its actually easier to understand how the “fact-checkers”
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by amscanne 5y ago
I suspect that the raw meat costs (not including packaging, distribution, retail) in a “meal-size serving” (presumably 3oz) are less than a dollar.
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by amscanne 5y ago
This is perhaps a better example: https://github.com/google/gvisor/blob/master/pkg/tcpip/trans... Also, some networking tests use separate frameworks (which look more like the setup the origina
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by amscanne 5y ago
> I'm actually surprised and optimistic to see the major manufacturer Trek start building their own brick and mortar shops in certain major cities, Wait, wasn’t this always the case? I recall multiple Trek stores in the Toronto area
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> There are many with crypto who struggle to get the normal banking system to touch their money [...] 99% of the banking system hates crypto The current top comment says "cryptocurrency continues to occupy more and more ground in th
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by amscanne 5y ago
You might be saying no because the comment is facetious, but the transition state being capitalism and communist bliss (communal ownership and no state) is in fact the Dictatorship of the Proletariat, which is fully centralized authority. T
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by amscanne 5y ago
I hate to break it to you, but “quality-adjusted life years” [1] is already a standard metric for evaluating medical interventions. While the whole “death panel” thing is exaggerated, it is necessary that insurers (incl. single payer govern
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by amscanne 5y ago
Maybe I’m not understanding your comment — are you saying that China’s censorship programs are helping to drive the local tech industry? That doesn’t sound right to me.
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Europe is a big place with a lot of cultural differences. You can get away with painting Canada (35mm people) with a broad brush, but you probably shouldn’t do broad comparisons to Europe as a whole (750mm people).
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by amscanne 5y ago
Have you seen these shows? To me, Tucker Carlson comes off more as a talk show, and Rachel Maddow’s show is styled as news and analysis. Heck, Wikipedia agrees with this perception: the description and genre of Maddow’s show both begin with
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by amscanne 5y ago
Perhaps I misunderstood: what is the point you were making? I don't think broader criticisms of Fox News and MSNBC are relevant. Rachel Maddow obviously also demonstrates an "inability to separate talking points from journalism&qu
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by amscanne 5y ago
Carlson and Maddow are both polemics that tend to spew nonsense, they are both main personalities for their respective networks (and political spheres) and both lead in ratings. Maddow also shows a well-developed ability to mash up opinion
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by amscanne 5y ago
At the end of the thread, Greenwald made the comparison specifically to Rachael Maddow. This seems appropriate, because I think she occupies the same space on the other side of the political spectrum, and I think there would be more outra
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by amscanne 5y ago
> there are ways around Shabbat rules that align with the Torah/Talmud As with any religious practices, there’s a wide spectrum of how people follow or don’t follow the doctrine. There’s no shortage of Rabbis who have haggled over t
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by amscanne 5y ago
“ever” implies the limit of time. Since lim_{t->Inf} p(at least one 6 is rolled) = 1, I think you could say it’s guaranteed.
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by amscanne 5y ago
Since OP is referring to a traditional full english with a traditional pint, I assume it would be a bitter or real ale with ~3-4% ABV, so the hydration may also outweigh the diuretic effect (although it’s obviously not the ideal remedy in t
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by amscanne 5y ago
The "fork" sounds like you blue pill the OS for each container? I'm assuming the concept is like Cappsule [1] or Bromium [2]? [1] https://cappsule.github.io/ [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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by amscanne 5y ago
AFAICT, not a single state is below 30%. Mississippi is the lowest at 34.9%.
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> In contrast, a product type says "I have both a result and an error", which makes no sense As an aside, there are many situations where this does make sense. Consider even the lowly Write, which returns (int, error). On a par
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by amscanne 5y ago
Serious question: isn’t this also what the ACA intended to address? It’s imperfect, but the ACA does provide subsidies for lower-income folks.
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I think we’ll just have to agree to agree. I don’t think the outcome of such a change is really knowable, especially since it can change voting behavior. In any case, the argument that the current apportionment typically produces a matching
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by amscanne 5y ago
That article is about the harm to society as a whole. Pulling a single line from the article to summarize: > Prof Nutt told the BBC: "Overall, alcohol is the most harmful drug because it's so widely used.
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by amscanne 5y ago
You are using strange logic there. "The majority opinion of state A got screwed over" => the state didn't disenfranchise the minority in favor of the majority? It's funny to say that you "got screwed" by hav
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> The problem is that going proportional only works out for the states if everyone is doing it, otherwise a massive winner takes all state is that much more important to swing. It completely depends on what your goal is. If your goal is
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by amscanne 5y ago
I’m sure this is a general comment on the electoral college, but it’s always bothered me that criticisms of the electoral college (generally made by Democrats, since they are negatively affected at the national level) tend to completely ign

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