ben0x539

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by ben0x539 5y ago
I don't even want to maintain identity across Discord servers, I certainly don't want to automatically-verifiably maintain identity across completely separate platforms. :(
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by ben0x539 5y ago
I don't think consumers budgeting can realistically be the control on the growth of healthcare costs. For one thing, people's budgets vary too wildly. Healthcare should simply be "free", ie budgeted into the operation of
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by ben0x539 5y ago
> Why would anyone hire women or URMs in 2021, unless forced to by the state at gunpoint? I don't understand. Are you saying women or URMs are not currently being hired?
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by ben0x539 5y ago
I'm a foreigner and I'd have had to look it up.
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Are you interested in standardization for its own sake or as a forcing function for exhaustive documentation?
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by ben0x539 5y ago
Please don't just uncritically adopt their framing.
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Isn't that median?
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by ben0x539 5y ago
Maybe you're falling for a trap here too? The phrasing implies the availability of a sufficient supply of adequate housing that's meaningfully below average rent, but that doesn't seem obvious to me.
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by ben0x539 5y ago
> anyone earning minimum wage wouldn't be in the market for an average-price two-bedroom rental Isn't that what the article is saying?
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by ben0x539 5y ago
Judging from five minutes of browsing the go runtime sources, they poll some lambda API: https://github.com/aws/aws-lambda-go/blob/159d1c69878562cd54... The response is apparently posted to another API endpoi
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by ben0x539 5y ago
(this doesn't say they didn't use other sources too, though)
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I assumed it's not just darkness but mud.
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Sounds like the tl;dr is to hire that consulting company and commit to having those specific trainings for the indefinite future.
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by ben0x539 5y ago
I think the idea is that you'd only reach a cliff if someone decided to cut off the periodic RSU grants, and at that point you should probably have been interviewing elsewhere because they probably want you gone?
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I don't think games are very good about doing an accurate representation there. They mostly seem to slap a red cross on anything "healing" related, like not-non-combatant military medics (Starcraft medics and medivacs come to
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by ben0x539 5y ago
> For example, GitHub license section D.4 specifically grants GitHub the right to display your content, analyze your content, and reproduce it in full to other users of the service. Yet no one seems particularly interested in discussing
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by ben0x539 5y ago
My understanding is that Github's argument is that their use of the code to train Copilot is fair use. As such, whether the code in question has been released as open source only matters to the extent that it makes it more convenient f
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by ben0x539 5y ago
How was this never an issue? People including devs have been upset by AI and data mining for a long time.
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by ben0x539 5y ago
Just for context, the author of the article you're commenting on is Julia Reda, a EU copyright activist and a former member of the EU parliament. While I likewise don't have too much use for the legal opinion of French courts, I t
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by ben0x539 5y ago
Not everything on Github was uploaded by the copyright holders. Often enough, it's uploaded by people who only have access to it under an open source license, so Github cannot in general squeeze additional license terms out of the uplo
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by ben0x539 5y ago
I don't understand this viewpoint. Information being factually correct is a low bar. I have a lot of factually correct information that is irrelevant or misleading, or that I could state in a way that drags down the level of discourse
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by ben0x539 5y ago
It's just as easy to allow downloads, but it seems a lot more common for sites to go out of their way to disallow video downloads than gif downloads. Also a bunch of them use video tags that don't point to an actual video file but
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mjpeg really, right?
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Hey at least it's not Rust vs Go anymore
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And it's probably the same reason Rust takes compatibility very seriously. What's with the "us vs them" attitude?
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Right, I knew I should have said "without shenanigans". The difference is that editions are a first-class, supported mechanism for managing interoperability between code targeting different "standards versions". It'
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This post is really about Rust, not about startups, tho.
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Editions are opt-in at a per-package level. You can write Rust 2015 code that wouldn't be valid Rust 2018 because of breaking changes, while using libraries that use Rust 2018.
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by ben0x539 5y ago
Okay, so, I figure a post that goes "those darn kids in amazon senior leadership!" is probably not made entirely sincerely
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by ben0x539 5y ago
No! But adding another party adds a another risk, however tiny! And uh I guess ignoring that irccloud is probably gonna have invested more into security than the geniuses behind the "hm maybe we should ban irccloud" operation, but

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