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aplummer
8y ago
It’s gotten a decent but faster very recently for many cases, but still slow and throws weird false warnings sometimes.
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aplummer
8y ago
You’ve made some good points though I’ve found the reflection in swift since v2 to be sufficient for my day to day. I think the nib thing is a problem but in reverse, nibs needs to be swift so we can instantiate them with generics, this wou
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aplummer
8y ago
I’m surprised you downvoted this, we should be able to discuss pros / cons without downvoting people.
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8y ago
What got me over the line was optionals and protocols + generics, the safety and expressiveness combined will eventually (hopefully!) win you over!
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8y ago
To be honest this seems like lawyers being lawyers and EventBrite rectifying the situation promptly when they knew, and clarifying it had never happened IRL. OP still not happy unless they go out of the way to shame themselves rather than g
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8y ago
The backwards thing about the second amendment is that the USA is easily the closest western country I’ve been to to a police state. Contrast the militarisation of the police in the USA with a far more “free” country like New Zealand (with
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8y ago
Nobody in any sane country has or city has banned guns. It’s just regulation like cars or planes or doing electrical work or cutting up fugu
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8y ago
And that’s the thing maybe it’s great comparative to the rest of the world, but not itself. Was with tour operators in 2015 so youd think it was the good spots, going again in a month so hopefully looking ok.
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8y ago
I think they should have clarified in urban environments, people outside of cities use guns is basically every country, even japan.
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8y ago
1st point: It’s been done for hundreds of millions of people and hundreds of millions of guns, and it’s regulation not removing all guns, which is already done in the US, you can’t get a rocket launcher, so why am assault rifle? No banned g
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8y ago
Ive been to Airlie / port Douglas every couple years for a decade, it’s unbelievable how incredible the place was and how it just isn’t now. First couple times was exactly like Finding Nemo, now it’s a barren wasteland (and this is goi
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8y ago
I don’t know how you can link to an article about banning killing machine video content as a comparison to banning gay content with a straight face. This is an example of YouTube taking positive social responsibility which is fantastic. And
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8y ago
Is it though? Does it happen in a centralised system in any democratic country? I feel you are letting them off the hook in a sense, centralisation != censorship, often it seems with western services the centralised system providers fight a
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8y ago
Do you mean the Gruen transfer? It’s just a show about advertising in general, not the Gruen transfer effect itself.
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8y ago
It’s company not app on iOS, you get a new one if you delete every app from one publisher
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9y ago
This article is so switched on about Facebook wanting to be the platform and not an advertising business, every move (and in hindsight misstep, but not clear at the time) makes sense in that context. You try to be the platform before you (M
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9y ago
Also probably helps that public buses are really really safe statistically.
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9y ago
This is a great point. Not even humans do 100% of possible trips if they aren’t confident drivers, especially in bad conditions.
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9y ago
Nah they did. He lost their money on stocks, lied about the state of their investments then paid them all a healthy return from his drug ventures with them none the wiser.
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9y ago
> Most people, me included Looks like we’ve all hit the root issue. I enjoyed the article.
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9y ago
Yeah 5 minutes on one of these could be enough to get you up some really impassable terrain. They could auto be used to drop supplies, or perform rescues (configured differently)
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9y ago
Globalisation is basically constant bio warfare on so many Australian species. The cane toad being the most notable on its slow march into Kakadu, we really do have to kill all the rabbits and all the toads for the ecosystem. From what I un
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9y ago
Very hot political football. Federal govt accused state of failing people after large storm / blackout. State says solution is green energy, government says cause of problems to begin with is green energy.
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9y ago
Is it bad to just like work? I couldn't think of anything I could do for the number of hours that I work that wouldn't send me insane. Travelling, hanging out with friends, partying, sports, random interests - not that I don'
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9y ago
This is in relation to conditional conformance though, and very reasonable in that context.
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9y ago
A good read on the future of Swift concurrency is this from Chris Lattner, https://gist.github.com/lattner/31ed37682ef1576b16bca1432ea9... . I think currently still slated for Swift 5
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9y ago
> I suspect that commuting traffic will increase to eliminate this advantage. I think maybe in the short term, but in the long term I can imagine self driving traffic moving much faster than regular traffic. Cars all accelerating at the
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9y ago
Or worse, the government of a country where that gets you the death penalty.
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9y ago
This comment is actually a fantastic example of why jQuery is so popular. Missing:
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9y ago
That applies to currencies too. I can "put money" into USD (from AUD) which actually does generate X for Y (for example, it creates more purchasing power for all importers in the USA).
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