calcifer

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by calcifer 8y ago
> reflection involving class names that aren't effectively constant at compile-time Can you give an example?
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by calcifer 8y ago
Glad to see macOS catch up with Linux after all these years :)
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by calcifer 8y ago
> Protip: when you want to sell someone on something, a response of "you're doing it wrong, you're the problem" generally doesn't work. I agree, but how is this relevant to my comment? I didn't say the GP di
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by calcifer 8y ago
> Plus working in chrome dev tools all day long, you really miss it when you want to pop something open and look under the hood real quick, and I don't think Firefox is quite up to par there Based on what? What did you try to do and
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by calcifer 8y ago
> Google including analytics script as builtin library Wait, what? Do you have a source for this?
576.
by calcifer 8y ago
This is not a useful or constructive comment with its unstated argument of "only idiots use mysql". It's sarcastic flamewar bait.
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by calcifer 8y ago
Use multiple panes and/or windows? It's a terminal multiplexer, each panes is a separate terminal, just like tabs.
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by calcifer 8y ago
> doesn't have features such as tabs The lack of tabs is a feature for some of us. After all, why have tabs when you can have tmux? :)
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Eigengrau(en.wikipedia.org)
17 points by calcifer 8y ago|0 comments
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by calcifer 8y ago
> As opposed to success via being polite and flattering while being wrong. > And rudeness can be very called for in response to evil. You have constructed quite the strawman to argue against the myth, well done.
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by calcifer 8y ago
That is not what he said, but certain right wing groups enjoy peddling this lie so much that the London subreddit has an automoderator config that corrects people [1] whenever it surfaces. [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/l
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by calcifer 8y ago
> I'm curious why these countries don't receive the same flak for their "ethno-nationalist" views against immigrants. There are no boycotts against buying goods from these countries as they are with Trump hotels. This
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by calcifer 8y ago
Literally everyone already has a Mozilla user agent.
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by calcifer 8y ago
> Are you claiming that [...] No, I'm saying that the person you are replying to has no need of you reminding him of Pike's words, given that he actually knows Pike, unlike you.
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by calcifer 8y ago
Honestly, the fact that your comment is downvoted speaks volumes about the audience here. The people who deny climate change are no different than antivaxxers.
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by calcifer 8y ago
You realize you are trying to explain Go's philosophy to one of the Go developers, right?
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by calcifer 8y ago
If it was made up, don't you think it would be trivially easy to discredit by literally anyone in one of those teams? Not to mention Tesla itself?
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by calcifer 8y ago
Since you are quoting... creatively, let me grab the part you ignored: > In documents obtained via FOIA request, the union provided updates from management in the fall of 2016 about pending assignments that it said showed no substantial
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Elon Musk and Tesla sued over “funding secured” tweet(theguardian.com)
14 points by calcifer 8y ago|1 comments
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by calcifer 8y ago
> So to sum up You start with this, and then make two-and-a-half points (I'll kinda give you animation) that the article doesn't. How is that a summation?
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by calcifer 8y ago
> A big risk are meteors No they aren't. ~1km wide asteroids impact the Earth on average every 500,000 years and even then, it's too small to be an extinction level event. Not to mention all NEOs around that size are constantly
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by calcifer 8y ago
I wouldn't call it "superseeded", it just has a different set of trade-offs. From the description: Advantages over The Great Suspender: - More memory savings - Compatible with chrome tab syncing - Super lightweight extension
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by calcifer 8y ago
More time on earth means more opportunities to commit fraud.
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by calcifer 8y ago
Any particular reason you are using Nouveau? Nvidia users on Linux overwhelmingly [1] prefer the official binary blob. [1] https://i.imgur.com/mL98GZA.png
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by calcifer 8y ago
Of course, it's just a different form of public transportation. It needs to be competitive on a cost per passenger per hour basis in order to be viable.
596.
by calcifer 8y ago
You are being downvoted because you tried to introduce a "does anyone else think Soviets were nasty evil people?" rhetoric into what was previously a technical discussion.
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by calcifer 8y ago
I don't understand why people keep making this argument. It's not about having integrated services. It's about abusing your dominance in one service to force another onto OEMs and consumers. Apple has no market dominance
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by calcifer 8y ago
If your margins are so thin that people are forced to pee in bottles instead of going to the bathroom then your company shouldn't exist.
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by calcifer 8y ago
Quoting myself from 8 months ago [1]: > I really don't understand these types of questions. The possible answers range from "because the ranking works that way" to "someone with privileges wanted it that way". On
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by calcifer 8y ago
On the contrary, I would trust them quite a bit less, not more, if they had an hours long outage without any explanation .

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