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by catskul2 4y ago
I think they may be shipping from Russia, so that may be part of the problem.
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by catskul2 4y ago
Just to clarify, in the US at least, juries don't determine innocence, but rather "not guilty", aka, inefficient evidence of guilt. From cornell law website: > A not guilty verdict does not mean that the defendant truly i
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by catskul2 4y ago
What would be the point of killing Abe after he's already out of office?
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by catskul2 4y ago
> is it like application permissions? FWICT, only sort of. It's like giving up permissions that you might already have (presumably to reduce potential security problems). And it's a bit more specific to the kernel. Pledge: &
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by catskul2 4y ago
The obnoxious thing is that if it turns out you have a sleep problem but it's not apnea, there's not much they can do for you. Or at least that was the impression that I got :(
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by catskul2 4y ago
I often see this answer as a reason it's not particularly important to have on in a standard library. I strongly disagree with that sentiment as often these simple things have subtle gotchas, and/or subtle differences in possibl
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by catskul2 4y ago
This seemed eyebrow raising at least: https://bugs.launchpad.net/calibre/+bug/1714107
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by catskul2 4y ago
> Maybe there should be a context manager? Even despite the: > Absolutely. My absolute least favorite response to this is: > It's not that hard to write your own though:
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by catskul2 4y ago
> It is much like Americans saying "Mel and I", in object context, e.g. "She accused Mel and I", where "Mel and me" would have been right. ... > It is not at all similar to any variation on "Mel and
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by catskul2 4y ago
If you think this is the kind of statement that it's possible to make, software might be the wrong field for you.
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by catskul2 4y ago
Why on earth is there a picture of a school girl in the upper right of the page?! It feels creepy, and unprofessional. I've seen this sort of thing before and I really don't understand it. Can anyone explain this phenomenon?
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by catskul2 5y ago
> they consider those technologies to be girly, and therefore still bring up big hairy nuclear reactors whenever anyone fails at avoiding them at parties. I don't think this is really a thing, and I suspect this appeal to ridicule i
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by catskul2 5y ago
Why should the codes be longer? Is your concern brute force attacks on the code across a network connection on something that is attempt limited?
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by catskul2 5y ago
Reporters don't generally write the headlines.
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by catskul2 5y ago
Is "cargo cult" really what you mean here. It doesn't seem to fit.
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by catskul2 5y ago
I imagine that even things that are nominally strong might be susceptible to things like UV. But IANAC.
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by catskul2 5y ago
Missed opportunity to name it "ball tap".
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by catskul2 5y ago
Yeah! I think the difficult part of this idea though is maintaining/moving the necessary dependencies, or at least keeping track of them to warn that they're no longer satisfied. In many cases it probably requires awareness of pac
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by catskul2 5y ago
Understandable. I wonder if a patreon model might work. I've not hear many success stories about building companies around single not-yet-established pieces of software. But I've had similar dreams and wish you luck.
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by catskul2 5y ago
The features I've always dreamed about from an AST aware editor was shell-like functionality where operations to rename, move, copy, create, etc were akin to file manipulations done on the command line. At one point I was thinking abou
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by catskul2 5y ago
Any chance of opensourcing this?
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by catskul2 5y ago
That was fast : )
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by catskul2 5y ago
Can you say more why you recommend it so strongly?
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by catskul2 5y ago
> 10. What if I do not renew my subscription? > 14. What if I don’t renew on the subscription plan? Not sure how a contraction and the word "on the", "plan" make those separate questions...
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by catskul2 5y ago
> Setting up your own git server is not hard Bullshit. Getting it set up in a secure and public way is an order of magnitude or two more difficult than it would need to be for mass use which is what we're talking about here. When yo
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by catskul2 5y ago
Not to be hyper-critical, but that video was a bit underwhelming. It might be helpful to find a more impressive example to highlight.
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by catskul2 5y ago
IMO Git is decentralization-ready but the rest of the infrastructure necessary to make it practical is not widely available/in use. The necessary peer-to-peer and networks of trust are still not a solved problem, or if they are they&#x
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by catskul2 5y ago
To each their own, and fortunately most(all?) editors allow such features to be turned off. On the other hand, I find the "frivolous indulgence" perspective extremely obnoxious along with the related implication of moral or techni
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by catskul2 5y ago
It boggles the mind that they didn't think to include screenshots in the repo github front page.
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by catskul2 5y ago
Which industry? (and which geographic area?)

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