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by bbatha 6y ago
No its specifically about field commanders. When a field commander sees gas they respond with gas because the taboo has been broken and they may have insufficient data to know that its less-than-lethal. Protesters are not armed with WMDs th
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by bbatha 6y ago
> He is the commander in chief. He has the capability to threaten violence. Not to Americans nor on American soil he doesn't. Because of the 4th amendment and the Posse Commitus act. > the National Guard is not going to do that.
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by bbatha 6y ago
There’s basically no downside to adding the feature. But it really helps for playpens and notebooks and teaching. Playpens and notebooks want to focus on the example code in question and it’s good to hide the boilerplate. Teaching is vastl
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by bbatha 7y ago
I don't think what you're asking for has ever been done before in human history. But here are some practical problems: 1. We can't just shut off the economy we need enough to keep running build up medical supply production, k
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by bbatha 7y ago
That was Churchill
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by bbatha 7y ago
I read that as building “the right thing” there are certain architectures that are pretty well known to be best practices at scale, or at least are fad enough that that’s what the consultants can push. On the other hand a well aligned team
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by bbatha 7y ago
Also don't underrate good documentation and easy to use tooling.
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by bbatha 7y ago
> you really need ECC RAM to run ZFS This is FUD. ZFS does as well, if not better than the average file system with its focus on integrity, online scrubs etc. On the other hand "use ECC RAM" is standard best practices for any m
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by bbatha 7y ago
There’s plenty of room for flavor experimentation that crowd sourced wisdom hasn’t explored. For one there are simply too many combinations of ingredients, and preparation to make the assumption that everything has been tried. Secondly, wit
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by bbatha 7y ago
Snowden had already exfiltrated the documents by the time he coordinated with journalists to publish them. Assange allegedly instructed Manning on how to exfiltrate the documents and directed Manning’s exfiltration process. Publishing is pr
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by bbatha 7y ago
This is more or less how azure-cni works. Though you only have a single nic that’s assigned multiple ips by azure.
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by bbatha 7y ago
Another point on smaller cars. Robotaxis allow tuning the size of the car to the workload. Commuting? Two person car. Shopping with the family? Sedan. No need to make everyone pick a car that meets their general needs any longer.
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by bbatha 7y ago
Its an important optimization otherwise each go routine would use a lot of memory, but its not required. The stack allocation strategy has changed a couple times in main compiler, gccgo originally support it and CGo functions behave like no
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by bbatha 7y ago
“Any customer can have a car painted any color that he wants so long as it is black.” — Henry Ford Meet the customers basic requirements and you compete on price first 9 times out of ten. Look at the airline industry, prices have steadily d
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by bbatha 7y ago
And about 2/3rds of the population
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by bbatha 7y ago
> I don't want quotas as NYC is doing. This is just recreating the taxi medallion system. The worst part of the medallion system were the title transfers. Quotas and a fair lottery system can be ok, and can even be in the public int
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by bbatha 7y ago
Restraining orders which have roughly the same level of of due process can limit your freedom of assembly and association granted by the first amendment.
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by bbatha 7y ago
> this exact critique was brought up by many experienced Rustaceans Just because they're experienced doesn't make it a great argument. Additionally they generally articulated more substantial concerns than "it looks weird.
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by bbatha 7y ago
`await` isn't a member its a post-fix operator. Its also a keyword so it will be highlighted in most environments and you won't be able to write actual members with the name unless you use and access it with the raw syntax `r#a
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by bbatha 7y ago
It’s also good for githubs economics to be able offload data from git itself to easily mirrored versioned tarballs. It’s much more cost effective than mirroring constantly changing master branches or worse whole git repos for clones.
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by bbatha 7y ago
Go still needs to fallback to heavy stacks for c-ffi. In fact that’s the main reason rust dropped stackful coroutines, because you lose zero-cost ffi to c.
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by bbatha 7y ago
If the std lib had functions that mapped to the "Slice Tricks"[0], like virtually every other language, I'd use them constantly. Sure I wouldn't write generic functions all that much, but calling generic code I would do
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by bbatha 7y ago
I have a simple mantra for this that covers this and other situations “always release readers before writers”.
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by bbatha 7y ago
The main concern with the neutrons is damage to the reactor itself — you don’t want to have to replace the main chamber walls with any frequency. Fusion reactors generally do not release enough neutrons to hurt people. So shielding on the o
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by bbatha 7y ago
The guardian article linked by the parent says the check list used was two minutes and asked basic questions like “patient has confirmed procedure being performed today”.
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by bbatha 7y ago
There are lot of interesting technologies that we should pay attention to from mainframes particularly in managing distributed processes, interesting IO and accelerator configurations, etc. But this article seriously misses the mark and mak
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by bbatha 7y ago
> The most important property of Go for me is that the language is not red/blue. This initially attracted me to Go as well. Unfortunately in production apps your functions get colored by their `context.Context` argument to support c
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by bbatha 7y ago
This argument presupposes that users are informed about what is being tracked, what that data can be used for and the user consents. None of these are true. Hell I bet most web devs embedding the tracking script la even understand the full
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by bbatha 7y ago
I’d argue servo has been a success and doesn’t need to implement everything 100% to do so. It’s a research browser it’s goal is facilitate new techniques and many have been merged back into Firefox: production use of rust, the stylo css eng
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by bbatha 7y ago
I wish the public domain were the least restrictive license, but unfortunately that's just not true globally. In many jurisdictions, notably Germany, there is no public domain or the concept of a public domain doesn't match with c

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