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biorach
4y ago
> slang to mean someone who generally conducts themselves like an eloquent businessman. That's not the definition in question here. This is: > exhibiting a courteous, conscientious, and generally businesslike manner in the workpl
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4y ago
Rudeness is highly corrosive in a collaborative environment, RMS is damaging the community needed to sustain development by his rudeness.
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biorach
4y ago
There's a single entry for Ogham and Runes which is misleading because the evidence points to then being unrelated, independent developments
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biorach
4y ago
No it doesn't. It simply tells that the detection system _has_ worked.
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biorach
4y ago
> there are two separate civilizations hurting each other on the French soil, Having actually spent some time in France I'm happy to be able to inform you that this is Fox News bullshit. It's better to base your opinions on exp
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4y ago
it's an operation that is not allowed in safe rust. big difference.
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4y ago
> And behind Ada. https://lwn.net/Articles/908057/ > The biggest problem of Ada IMO is that it was always supposed to be about safety, but it never addressed the most common source of bugs: pointer safety.
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4y ago
> "Allows more operations" seems like a straightforward meaning for "different semantics" to me. In Safe Rust, you can't access union members. In Unsafe Rust you can The semantics are the same. The meaning of the
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4y ago
It's the same syntax. There are no special operators in unsafe rust. All unsafe code is syntactically valid safe code. The reason it will not compile it because certain operations are not permitted, not because of syntax errors
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4y ago
> syllabaries are absolutely the norm, and usual end state for a script This is entirely unsupported by evidence. There are a varieties of approaches to writing systems around the world - syllabaries are only one. > Japan to Ireland J
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4y ago
was only a matter of time
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Child Porn Allegations at Patreon After Security Team Fired
(secjuice.com)
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4y ago
making valid points in a sarcastic manner, while maybe annoying to the respondee, is not trolling
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4y ago
Ice sheets collapse raising sea levels and flooding the coastal cities in which a significant proportion of the world's population lives causing massive economic and human displacement and suffering. Warming makes the current world bre
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4y ago
well... probably... there are no definite predictions when dealing with a chaotic system phase change.
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4y ago
excellent summary
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4y ago
> And even if I did it, the complexity of my library just went from a few hundred lines of glue code to 1,000+ lines of type generation (plus tests for the generated types). I would say that the increased complexity of your project would
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4y ago
It's quite hard too dry out faeces in the British climate. It's common in hot countries.
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4y ago
...if there’s a single firm conclusion to be drawn from the soup-to-nuts @ElonMusk, it’s that, holy shit, does Elon Musk love Twitter. Sure, he loves the exchange of ideas and the global town square, and he loves the direct human contact th
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What the Tesla founder’s Twitter feed reveals about the man behind the handle
(nymag.com)
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4y ago
I'd stopped checking for updates a few years back and just assumed that TAOCP was done because he'd run out of steam... boy was I wrong
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let's just get some perspective here HE'S 84 YEARS OLD AND STILL DEFINING COMPUTER SCIENCE
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4y ago
Yeah but how much advertising revenue does WhatsApp bring in?
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4y ago
it's a mountain in Peru, right?
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This reads like a high school book review
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They don't need you on board, they fully commit to play wheneever they they can. But, if you can give then some some time and space, this is the one of the best parts of being a parent or trusted adult. We had space so I was strict abo
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=aKXqZh43OH8
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Debian.community Domain Name Seized
(lwn.net)
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The Debian project, Debian.ch, and Software in the Public Interest recently filed a WIPO action to take control of the "debian.community" domain name, which has been used by Daniel Pocock to attack the Debian project and its membe
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I'm really wanting to wrap this up and get to bed > reliable intelligence that indicates that the IRA Army Council directs both PIRA and Sinn Fein strategy Again, I _think_ I'm aware of most of the relevant evidence and to me i
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