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by barumi 6y ago
> Sigh. Speculation. Not speculation, it's a pretty clear refutation of the hypothesis that channeling a donation through a third-party severs all links between the contribution and those who actually make the contribution.
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by barumi 6y ago
> This might not exist in C (I've never written it), but something like this seems like a fairly clean pattern you could use: How sure are you? I mean, if the code path of a driver is touched, that triggers all verification and val
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by barumi 6y ago
> but all these will inevitably be worse pure function calls. It's the price to pay for loose coupling using an ubiquitous and widespread data interchange format that is extensively supported by a myriad of standard tools and, more
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by barumi 6y ago
If anyone has agency to stop earning their living, my guess is that they also have agency to express their opinion and hold someone else accountable for creating an hostile work environment.
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by barumi 6y ago
> What do the employees want to happen? Cirne to divorce or publicly condemn his wife over political contributions? This wouldn't be the first case where donations were made through an illusory third-party for the sake of plausible
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by barumi 6y ago
> Are you saying C compilers are O(n)? OP asked for sources that substantiated a technical claim. No assertion was given. Unless you have a source that either supports or refutes the claim, trying to deflect the question does nothing t
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by barumi 6y ago
> Just for comparison, the whole DOS 2.0 operating system, which was written in assembly entirely, has just 37955. Apples to oranges. I mean, how many drivers were shipped with DOS 2.0?
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by barumi 6y ago
> Compile times increase superlinearly with program size. How many cycles and developer hours are wasted if this duplication is not necessary? Care to weight in the impact on developer hours and cycles of having to debug problems caused
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by barumi 6y ago
> IDK it seems pretty common in the embedded world to add support for a new piece of hardware by copying the entire driver and then changing the parts that the new hardware supports instead of trying to come up with a driver that support
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by barumi 6y ago
> Why not generate it during the build? If those headers aren't expected to change then, with regards to accountability, it's far better to have the code checked into the version control and processed as is. More importantly, i
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by barumi 6y ago
> Why not? Just because they're a hypocrite doesn't mean they're wrong. They are wrong. It boggles the mind how anyone refused to understand this. Talk about cutting the nose to spite the face. > we applied that logic t
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by barumi 6y ago
> How dare they try and counteract (...) It seems you misspelled "ingerence" with a lot of words. Even for the absurdly autistic anti-US enthusiasts among us, no one in their right mind sides with the Chinese regime on anything
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by barumi 6y ago
> Obviously sometimes its plays against them. Also known as accountability for their own actions.
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by barumi 6y ago
It´s like Apple wants to enforce censorship on behalf of oppressing dictatorships, but doesn´t want to deal with the consequences of enforcing censorship on behalf of oppressing dictatorships.
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by barumi 6y ago
> One journalist get arrested cause he had a camera Do you have any source that mentions that case but also supports your assertion? Because if you don't then people can claim with the same level of honesty that the person you'
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by barumi 6y ago
It's the same difference as that between posting a review saying you don't like a dish served at a restaurant, and wanting to destroy a restaurant because you believe a cook of your personal choosing should be in charge instead.
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by barumi 6y ago
> In Marseille, a man who swore at a police officer who was about to hit a woman Is there any evidence that supports in any way that one-sided and deeply biased personal assertion of what really happened during the protest? Because it&#x
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by barumi 6y ago
> That's not really true unfortunately, there's a good amount of videos that proves the contrary. Are you referring to any of the exquisitely cherry picked videos that were highly edited to convey the militants talking points?
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by barumi 6y ago
> Protest permits really defeat the point though. They are not protest permits. They are protest announcements. The only requirement is that protest organizers need to inform public officials beforehand that they are going to hold a prot
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by barumi 6y ago
Flip the "i" in "Centauri" upside down and there's your bang.
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by barumi 6y ago
> The reason why Amazon is likely anti union is not because of any "evil overloards" that believe that workers are slaves to be exploited, but the warehousing/shipping business runs on very narrow margins, and any restrict
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by barumi 6y ago
> The article explicitly explained that personnel from PR moved into External Relations. What's the difference between Public Relations and External Relations?
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by barumi 6y ago
Why do you believe you can't? Because, I mean, you can.
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by barumi 6y ago
> The more I use linux (and I'v been for almost 15 years), the more strongly believe that using what the Linux distros provide as a development toolchain is an antipattern. Your assertion makes no sense. Let me explain why. You&#x27
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by barumi 6y ago
> And then instead of attempting (and failing) to solve the DE analytically through the algebraic methods, apply modern numerical methods (Runge-Kutta, etc). Your assertion doesn't make sense. Runge-Kutta does not solve differential
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by barumi 6y ago
It would be helpful if the title was edited to feature the compiler's name: chibicc. It would make it easier to search and SEO-wise it would be helpful to disseminate the project.
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by barumi 6y ago
Can you please explain what's great about the market capitalization of US tech stocks vs any of the points mentioned in the article? I mean, I love tech jobs, but FAANGs are already shifting their jobs outside of the US, including into
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by barumi 6y ago
I'm not the OP, but to me the world "corruption" is a blanket term used to refer to the apparent or actual distortion of a system for personal gain. Thus corruption can be found on any system, no matter the scale, and regardl
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by barumi 6y ago
> I think avoiding numeric types is a good decision. It tends to eventually cause problems when one implementation (...) It seems you're mixing up the language definition with implementations that try to follow the language definiti
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by barumi 6y ago
> Why cite a page that admits its full of shit? Any editor is able to edit any article on Wikipedia. For all it matters, it might have been you who tagged the article as non-neutral. Additionally, non-neutral does not mean "full of

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