casey2

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I'd argue that there is far more American infiltration of Canada's political, legal, industrial and trade base that the internet, the one thing that could be cut off from America overnight, should be a distant afterthought.
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FTX was examined, investors thought it was impressive that Sam was playing Bronze ELO LOL while in meetings.
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That's just rust culture there is no changing it at this point. How many tools are new users exposed to in the first hour of the language? 'rustup -> rustc -> cargo -> random nonstandard crates, toml, git' (and then
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You act like they weren't fearmongering about Mythos literally 2 months ago. Do you think everyone is stupid, we know exactly what you are doing. Please.
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Your data is compensation enough. AI is just happy to chat with you :-)
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I haven't read enough Marx to see the thread between PE and a firetruck not being maintained properly or tested before use. It's a good thing that profit margins for manufacturing have increased, it's a bad that cities don&#x
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The Shadow of the Colossus video essay meme has transferred into text, we are devolving!
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It's like asking someone to deadlift a dresser and move it to another room, even though they have a dolly right next to them. Should they be able to? It depends. Should you expect them to? No, that's just odd.
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You sound exactly like an enforcer of the cultural problem the GP was talking about. Group think is healthy in small doses, but overdo it and it kills the group. It's simply not on a new user to understand whatever group interpretation
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Good. But I'd also like to see corporations punished for bias towards Childfree people. If you don't have a child your labor is equivalent to child labor.
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Almost all programming books are more piecemeal than the docs
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Books are more of a unix thing no? I know microsoft had is kernel series but most people used MSDN CDs. Probably for the best that books are going away, kids these days tend to turn them into their entire personality and keep alive bad idea
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What an odd idea. You should always write your own code whenever possible, that's how we get better things. It's not my job to make the standard better or to force a bad standard, it's your job to make the standard the obviou
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Plane Geometry: An Elementary Textbook by Shalosh B. Ekhad, XIV (Circa 2050)(sites.math.rutgers.edu)
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I don't understand this business model. It's like SRS apps or duolingo. What do people call paying for the promise of success when you know you lack the ability to deliver results? It's half way between the gym membership mod
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Even making them pay their own lawsuit insurance premiums would be enough to stop 90% of abuse. No change will happen until cities stop using police revenue for discretionary spending.
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The bigger problem is that you often end up using more functions, worse algorithms or higher algorithmic complexity, creating your data structure at runtime, since the only datatype you have are arrays. It's similar to the problem with
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Please don't misrepresent the article it says clearly "a step up in cyber performance over previous frontier models" and that gpt-5.5 is on their tests is slightly better than mythos.
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It's odd that whenever someone discovers a way to generate value from public noise, costs already paid, that they feel like they are being stolen from even though PPP for the average person will rise due to AI, not fall.
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These students? They are the worst students in decades if there is any generation that could be replaced by machines it's the latest.
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No one is forcing them to talk to you. Chances are there are benefits of laying out more information that you aren't considering. 15 minutes is the minimum amount of time you should spend considering a major architectural decision. And
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My wife is very concerned when I water the plants, says I'm wasting water we are in a drought. She routinely leaves the hose on and drives away, I silently turn it off.
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Have you tried asking Claude?
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Cuba is a Criminal state, the smart ones already left for America several times, 10% of the population in 2022-2023. So many false tears shed for doing a 100th of what the Cuban government has done to it's own people. Iran, the Houthie
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2 more weeks til "stable seasons" collapse. Good thing greenhouses have existed for millenia.
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So you've been telling companies to stop using CI/CD too right?
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Whatever political capital is gained fighting police unions will swiftly be lost when they run ads and start committing or letting crime get through. The very first step that needs to be taken is cities decoupling citations/fines from
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That's a nonsensical statement, a language cannot warn you, only a compiler can (-Wcast-align). The compiler can also decide what is and isn't an invalid pointer, this way the language avoids leaky abstractions.
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And that's a good thing. UB is another mechanism to speed up the development of compilers, many other languages fall trap to over defining while we lack the methods to solve such problems cleanly (believe me, the modern c++ people have
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It's very odd that many town council in the US view their citizens as resources to exploit rather than fellow town members and friends. They should not have such a single minded focus on growth metrics. Leave corporate work to the corp

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