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by brink 3y ago
Not history.
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by brink 3y ago
> "Just in - Indian government moves to ban i67vw3.com -"
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by brink 3y ago
Whether or not you believe in climate-change, the interesting discussion to me is that climate change is a convenient justification for power-grabs by wannabe dictators. I'm not so sure that the elite will be so ready to give up that l
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by brink 3y ago
It's also a very hard thing to solve.
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by brink 3y ago
Call me old fashioned, but I don't think law abiding citizens should bear the burden of those who break the law. If people outside those prison walls are forced to get a job, then the people inside those walls should be no exception.
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by brink 3y ago
Yeah, I don't understand why prison labor should be controversial as long as they're not being treated terribly. Give them minimum wage if weighs on your conscience, and pay it out in a lump sum when they get out.
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by brink 3y ago
Election denialism isn't new here, it's a healthy tenet of a functioning democracy. The Republicans did it in '20, the democrats did it in' 16, the democrats did it in '00. The people need the freedom to question an
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by brink 3y ago
It's a double-edged sword. On one edge there's the risk of greed, but it's also unparalleled in incentivizing and rewarding ambition.
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by brink 3y ago
Hate to break it to you, but people are going to be greedy and selfish with or without capitalism.
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by brink 3y ago
Have you tried it? I don't see any rust code in your github profile. Personally, I don't think it's that bad. I did it in 2020, and thought it was (mostly) easy. A few weeks of wrestling with the borrow checker until I finall
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by brink 3y ago
They added a LAN server, and it's broken as it stands today. (Tried to play a LAN game with my brother and sister two weeks ago.) It's broken and they don't seem to care, which is a huge shame.
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by brink 3y ago
What other industry is allowed to inspect itself? It completely ruins the point of an inspection. It's like being the judge and jury in your own trial. I'm amazed this is a thing in the first place.
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by brink 3y ago
If you enjoy zen experiences like this, you might also enjoy Proteus. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03X83rAkofU
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by brink 3y ago
Did energy prices go up as a result?
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by brink 3y ago
So turn them off
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by brink 3y ago
I don't consider it an added cost, you're just moving the cost upfront to reduce long-term pain. Ruby apps are easy to build, but are difficult to maintain. Rust apps take a bit more effort to build, but are easier to maintain.
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by brink 3y ago
I know, right? When did obvious things become hype and "need literature"? Type bugs are an obvious thing and happen all the time. Not hype, but an obvious fact: "Static Typing reduces type related bugs."
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Asia is not the only continent that's not connected by land with America.
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by brink 3y ago
After 10 years in Ruby, I moved onto Rust four years ago, and don't plan on really looking back. But with that said, I'm glad you love Ruby! There are certainly things to love. Personally, I just can't do without a good type
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by brink 3y ago
$2mil per treatment. Most sickle cell sufferers live in Africa. They won't be able to afford that. I understand that fighting death is expensive, but I really hope that cost comes down.
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by brink 3y ago
Being harder to update is the point. With ruby being untyped and lazy evaluated, it's even worse. If any library's api changes between versions, unless you're sure you have a unit test for that function, it'll happily de
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by brink 3y ago
I hope telegram knows the main reason that I and many other people use Telegram is because it doesn't have social media features like a feed. Now that they've finished creating the "perfect" messenger, every update looks
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by brink 3y ago
He's written some fantastic books. Worth a read, imo. He's my favorite author.
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by brink 3y ago
Having spent considerable time in both Java and Elixir, I would also choose Kotlin (or Java) over Elixir as a backend language. I worked in Elixir for over a year, and frankly was quite disappointed with it. Elixir has a lot of good ideas,
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by brink 3y ago
Things done in the name of God or religion are not the same as being motivated by the fear of God. Plus, even so, your sentiment is generally not true - the modern western world was built on Judeo-Christian values.
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This is a page that people will remember, creativity like this pays off. Nice work!
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I would like to take this moment to thank https://diamondssuck.com/ for preventing me from buying my wife a diamond, and getting her a much prettier moissanite instead. It's been on hn's front page several times.
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by brink 3y ago
It started as a joke.
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Google is like the CCP in the respect of consistency. They say they'll something, but history shows that they're erratic and unreliable and change their mind on a whim. Saying one thing and doing another. It's the reason why
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by brink 3y ago
It looks like latchkey edited their answer to be correct. lol Took me a bit trying to figure out what was meant by this.

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