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by cle 6y ago
I think we’re on the same page, but I’d argue that a race is defined by how it’s used, if people decide to lump Muslims together into one category and generalize based on that, like is common in the West, then I’d say it’s probably a race.
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by cle 6y ago
Or because they don’t want to give you a reasonable choice but to send all your viewing data to them. Comparing prices of dumb TVs a few years ago to these “enterprise” ones, it seems unlikely that the premium is to make up for lost ad reve
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by cle 6y ago
Is there something wrong with pointing out its positive aspects? Personally I appreciate the counter balance to the last two decades of racist tropes.
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by cle 6y ago
Yes. You can still send an EOF to quit (ctrl+d), or do "raise SystemExit()" which is all quit() does anyway: >>> print(inspect.getsource(quit.__call__)) def __call__(self, code=None): try:
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by cle 6y ago
I'm not talking about deflecting the conversation or shutting down discussions, nor am I even taking a side here (personally I don't have enough information about this topic to have an opinion). I just don't agree with preten
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by cle 6y ago
That's a great observation, clearly the size is not the only factor.
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by cle 6y ago
> One, small data can be extremely illuminating. I love this. I think we dismiss "small data" too quickly. I see this all the time here on HN and in other places, where someone's experience will be dismissed as "just
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by cle 6y ago
You just access it, it's just a normal variable. $ python3 Python 3.8.6 (default, Nov 18 2020, 23:56:33) [GCC 9.3.0] on linux Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" fo
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by cle 6y ago
I don't know what content you're looking for on Reddit, but my experience is the opposite. Reddit makes it very easy for me to find focused, high-quality conversations about specific topics. As others have said, the trick is to s
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by cle 6y ago
Would they make enough money from cocaine sales to offset the aid loss?
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by cle 6y ago
It’s not unrelated, when talking about pay and working conditions it’s all relative to the rest of the economy and sits in that context, pointing out other parts of that context is perfectly relevant (though it obviously can’t paint a compl
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by cle 6y ago
You're right, I haven't used a recent MBP. Last one I used wasn't USB-C, so I carried around HDMI, Ethernet, DisplayPort, and USB-C adapters. Not sure why you would consider that to be disingenuous, I'm merely sharing m
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by cle 6y ago
IME Lambda functions are mostly sitting around waiting on I/O, so I don't think it would make much of a difference for those workloads. The important technical factors for those workloads are startup time and I/O capabilitie
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by cle 6y ago
I'd bet a significant portion of their margins come from this, given Lambda's focus on I/O-bound workloads.
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by cle 6y ago
Haven't needed it, but I do recognize that may not be the case for everyone, hence my use of "IME". I've since switched away from Mac hardware and don't have this problem anymore, along with a myriad of other proble
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by cle 6y ago
It's not flippant, read through the author's history: https://lapcatsoftware.com/articles/index.html This is a serious stance of his, with a lot of serious data and arguments to back it up, from a serious eng
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by cle 6y ago
I use Ubuntu which mostly works in these regards. When I first switched from Mac to Linux on a MBP, which has spotty Bluetooth support, the solution was pretty easy--I bought a low-profile USB Bluetooth adapter with strong Linux compatibil
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by cle 6y ago
You check each one for an error and return a 500 if there's an error. It takes a few more seconds to write but is incredibly easy to read and maintain. I'd argue that this article is evidence that Rust's syntactic sugar does
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by cle 6y ago
> I don’t understand why people are expecting day one support for applications like Homebrew. Because an important segment of Apple's customers--developers--rely on Homebrew for critical functionality. Of course it's difficult
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by cle 6y ago
I don't think that's a useful question unless you know how to answer it within specific contexts. In other words, what does "work" mean? There are so many dimensions to consider there, including technical, social, busi
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by cle 6y ago
Sorry for the confusion, I think we are using different definitions of "semantics" here, I'm not talking about formal semantics. I'm considering these to be semantically different, even though their structural types are
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by cle 6y ago
I think it’s important to be more specific here. You can always mess up and pass the wrong thing, the type system can never know what is semantically correct, no matter how strict your types are. They’re about ergonomically reducing the spa
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by cle 6y ago
They don’t need to. They just need to plant some doubt.
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by cle 6y ago
If your claim is that Cool Effect is BS, then do you have some evidence other than some whatabouts? If you could show that Cool Effect is BS and there was an alternative that really does offset the emissions, I'd bet these folks would
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by cle 6y ago
Depending on the specifics of the implementation, and who you trust, it may not be ironic at all. Securing a surveillance camera feed isn't exactly difficult.
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by cle 6y ago
Are you saying the non-technical reasons they considered weren’t valid? What were they?
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by cle 6y ago
My point is that, even if that is true, there are many other factors that go into technical decisions than pure technical merits. These decisions happen in the context of a business, with existing systems, codebases, teams of people with d
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by cle 6y ago
I don't understand this argument. Because science enthusiasts show a similar zeal as religious enthusiasts, then science itself is a circus of spectacle? That makes no sense to me. I'm struggling to understand how science as a
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by cle 6y ago
How do you know they chose the wrong tool for the job without more context into the decision making process and important factors/constraints at the time?
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by cle 6y ago
I'm well aware of the differences between IntelliJ and LSP, I've been an IntelliJ power user for years and have written plugins as well. Currently I've transitioned back to Emacs for most of my day-to-day coding, since LSP p

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