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2y ago
> You are advocating for a wild system of government sir. You can always finance a revolution to change it, if you're not too busy buying stereos.
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2y ago
> There is nothing in the spec about struct layout De-facto a lot of programs rely on it, so whatever the spec says is irrelevant. Not just for cgo by the way, but also things like binary.Read()/Write().
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2y ago
It includes a bunch of dependencies as submodules and builds those as well. I haven't verified that's the reason, but I'm willing to bet a decent amount of money it is.
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2y ago
All these superlatives ("voracious appetite", "devours", "conquering America", "dazzling", "crazy number") in the first few paragraphs alone make it sound like an Apple announcement or somet
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arp242
2y ago
"Quite disenchanted with the Liberal Party" is a completely different thing than being "anti-Trump". They're entirely compatible.
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2y ago
I have seen Ian Hislop list that as one of his greatest failures in an interview. I don't know if they printed an apology and obviously they were dead wrong here, but they (or at least, Hislop) have recognised it as such.
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2y ago
Meh; it's mostly little more than a meme. And also something from the age of printed papers and typesetting errors.
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arp242
2y ago
"Death tax" alone is already a very loaded way to describe inheritance tax. That said, having to pay inheritance tax twice over an organisation like this in a short span of time is rather unusual, and arguably, a bit "silly&q
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arp242
2y ago
Eh; the standard is two weeks old. Written by someone working for Apple by the way.
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2y ago
This is such a boring fallacious argument. Are you seriously suggesting that over the last 2,500 years there have never been any changes to any generation of children/youths due to any circumstances? Of course not; that's a ridicu
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2y ago
The same discussion happened in Netherlands in the 70s, and water in NL is no longer fluoridated since the 70s for that reason. So it's not that "US-specific". I don't know about other countries from the top of my head.
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2y ago
Past presidents don't hold command over any military. France sent a former president to jail just a few months ago. Brazil and South Korea are in the process of putting a former president on trial. El Chapo was billionaire and had a
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2y ago
> People responsible for that should be dismissed Trump set that up. And he pushed COVID vaccines fairly hard at least for a while.
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2y ago
I once saw Bram Moolenaar do a Q&A on Vim. Someone asked about some feature or the other and Bram didn't really know how it worked from the top of his head, "because I never really use it". Shells are large programs. Ever
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2y ago
Doesn't say what's installed by default, but Repology gives an overview of packages: https://repology.org/project/atop/versions
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2y ago
Gotta love the user-friendliness of these old Unix tools: if (argc<4) { error("Arg count"); exit(1); }
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2y ago
> it's consistent in the Go community. Except it's not? There are tons of flag packages in real use, because the stdlib one kind of sucks. Even the "go" tool itself works around some of its limitations (things like &q
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2y ago
I'm surprised; I don't recall the reception being that negative/muted at the time. Wikipedia seems to agree: "Fallout 2 was well received by critics, who praised its gameplay and storyline, and considered it a worthy suc
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2y ago
Except JSFiddle isn't a VC-backed startup, and basically just two or three people.
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2y ago
I'm not excusing or justifying any actions here, but thinking from a 1946 perspective: the second world war had just ended and we all know about the horrible losses that happened there, both military and civilian. This new hugely destr
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My pet rat is dying. I can't stop thinking about all the things he taught me
(theguardian.com)
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I have to admit I have little knowledge of Swedish politics, but I read he was part of Bevara Sverige Svenskt, which went around with slogans such as "don't let your daughter become a negro toy" and "negros threaten thei
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2y ago
Starting doesn't need to be more difficult than: .PHONY: all all: cc -o progname -std=c99 -pedantic -Wall -Wextra -Wpedantic -O0 *.c Or something along those lines. Move some stuff to variables (CC, CFLAGS, etc.) for r
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The "Elderly People" road signs win for me: https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2GYPJR6/an-elderly-people-roadside... The first time I saw one of these I stopped to take a picture. It just seems the most ridiculou
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2y ago
That stops at 2018. In a quick check it seems CEO salary rose from $2.5M in 2018 to $6.9M in 2022.
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2y ago
> We're calling 400MB RAM usage ultra-lightweight now? OpenBox needs 7MB of RAM, and there are WMs that are even lighter on memory requirements. My WM uses 1,158K of RAM, or basically just a bit above 1M. This is a very minimal cust
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For the purpose of the conversation, I would say Victorian era classifies as "modern". It's a vague word with different possible meanings, but in many contexts "modern era" is taken to mean "since the industria
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2y ago
It's also a solved problem: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rwJ5NCf1Vw Tesco delivery trucks have them here in Ireland; it's pretty good stuff. Still quite loud/noticeable when you're up close, while at
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2y ago
That's not really how I read in that article. It's the introduction of the jet engine that caused the bulk of the problems. It does mention O’Hare in Chicago as an example of an airport built far from the city only to have the cit
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> Broken ribs are survivable (on their own), and are certainly preferable when compared with the outcome of death. Even if you're 87 and already have a host of health issues? Even if you have a terminal illness (at any age)? It'
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