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631.
by couchand 6y ago
Hey, even the outer boroughs seem more-or-less normal. It's just Manhattan that looks post-apocalyptic, and even there it depends greatly on the neighborhood.
632.
by couchand 6y ago
I suppose Rust's direct analog to Show is Display. There's a blanket implementation of ToString for any type implementing Display, so ToString can be thought of as a super-type. "Display" is nice because it is usually
633.
by couchand 6y ago
For what it's worth I was talking about ICE tearing apart families and laughing at people dying in their custody. Treating other humans with respect is a core value of mine. I try as much as I can to listen to their concerns and be mi
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by couchand 6y ago
Your sarcasm is not appreciated. This is a serious matter, and that fact that you can't bring yourself to empathize with people being brutalized reflects very poorly on your ethical code. It's not meaningless at all to point out
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by couchand 6y ago
I'm confused. In that example, what's wrong with `Vec<Box<dyn EventHandler>>`?
636.
by couchand 6y ago
I'd just like to briefly comment on hyphens in compound adjectives. It's usually not correct to add a hyphen between an adjective and an adverb that modifies it. The case of "recently minted database technologies" match
637.
by couchand 6y ago
Well, the supremacy clause, for one.
638.
by couchand 6y ago
> why are none of these employees taking advantage of their in-demand skillset and moving on to companies that better respect their values? For one thing, many have. I would expect that those who remain believe they can continue to exer
639.
by couchand 6y ago
Just because you aren't thinking about the implications of your decisions doesn't make the consequences any less real.
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by couchand 6y ago
GP may have been referring to the political stand of taking on ICE as a customer. GitHub brass can pretend they're being apolitical, just as IBM did...
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by couchand 6y ago
It think it's pretty naive to expect that GitHub's contract with ICE gives them some kind of inside opportunity to help guide policy within the agency. On the other hand, employees of ICE, who are actually inside do probably have
642.
by couchand 6y ago
> NYT reporters forced the opinion editor to resign for allowing a Republican senator to publish an op-ed. That is quite a naive interpretation. It's not like the Times Opinion pages have never seen a Republican op-ed. The issue i
643.
by couchand 6y ago
I picked up a 60s-era Singer secondhand many years ago and it has served me very well. It was clearly once built into a table, which is the only awkward thing about it. I keep meaning to build a box mount for it, but, well, projects....
644.
by couchand 6y ago
Doing the same thing but faster and cheaper doesn't necessarily mean it's better. If there's a high cost to a procedure, then the user would need to show the value of checking a candidate in some other way for it to be worth
645.
by couchand 6y ago
I really can't wait for Silicon Valley Squares. https://cloudflare.tv/schedule/5OGa585usFPJqixCNnazhC
646.
by couchand 6y ago
Yes, io_uring supports network io. Kernel 5.5 added support for accept, but you have to wait till 5.7 before you can string together an accept followed by a read(v). I still haven't seen much in the way of hard numbers, yet, but theore
647.
by couchand 6y ago
You're right, context is huge. The area had already been cleared of protesters. There was no imminent threat of any kind. The crew of a national news organization showed their valid credentials. There is absolutely no excuse for thi
648.
by couchand 6y ago
I'm not sure that's an accurate portrayal of the history of the matter. It wasn't at all a carefully considered scheme, it was thrown together slapdash, the option that none could hate but also none loved. You cite Federalis
649.
by couchand 6y ago
My kid loves it too. "It's the duck from your shirt!"
650.
by couchand 6y ago
... but where would the encryption happen? You're still just hoping they don't harvest before the encryption step.
651.
by couchand 6y ago
A reasonable workflow. I suppose the counter argument is that you could replace "head -n999 $LOG |" with "<$LOG" instead.
652.
by couchand 6y ago
> We also don’t “value some people’s votes more than others.” This stance just ignores the facts of electoral college vote allocation as well as the related and probably much more important existence and power of the Senate. The rules t
653.
by couchand 6y ago
I think you will find that the prevailing interpretation is much broader than a literal reading of the text, in a number of ways. Though it mentions "make no law" it applies to executive agency rulings, though it specifies "
654.
by couchand 6y ago
No, the proper semantic element is <details>, just let the browser render the expand/collapse control.
655.
by couchand 6y ago
Please be civil.
656.
by couchand 6y ago
I'd gently suggest that, while the side-by-side code is a strong with the early for loops, it's not adding much as much value for the longer snippet with the Display impl.
657.
by couchand 6y ago
I went to an awful lot of trouble to apply roughly the same technique to test some code generation code [0]. Required pulling in a random dependency and hacking around for a while to make the output look right. Your solution is much slick
658.
by couchand 6y ago
In monospace that typeface looks glorious. I'd recommend continuing to use proportional for inline keywords, though.
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by couchand 6y ago
I thought Diesel was just an ORM, but investigating your comment I discovered that they've implemented their own drivers in-tree. That surprises me, and also seems like a mistake. Steven Fackler's PostgreSQL driver, for instance
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by couchand 6y ago
Well that's a false dichotomy if I've ever heard one. All those years of running in production will do nothing for you when the business asks for tweaks.

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