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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
Maybe you're paying for the news and the product being sold... Unless the publication is a non-profit, why would they leave this on the table?
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Visual Studio 2008 shipped a week late because of a circular dependency (2010)(fpish.net)
1 points by dfgdghdf 6y ago|0 comments
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
Efficient to what end? The whole purpose of representative democracy is that we disagree on what we are trying to achieve, but still need to have a somewhat coherent plan. Autocracies are "efficient" only in the sense that they sk
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
Would this violate the App Store rules?
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Zuccnet – Encrypted Facebook Messenger(github.com)
2 points by dfgdghdf 6y ago|0 comments
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
Aren't most of us already programming against a virtual machine, such as Node, .NET or the JVM? I think the CPU architecture hardly matters today.
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
> And banning one strand of political speech is morally the same thing as banning any other. Is this really tenable? I agree that all politics is ultimately backed by force, but that doesn't make all politic speech one and the same.
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
Yes and the argument some people are making is that the government and private companies should not be allowed to regulate speech.
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
In my example the speech is not physically prohibited but it is illegal.
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
I'm sorry, but I don't really understand what you mean. The strategy of this style of engagement is to take something someone already believes and connect it to something they don't believe in. This way you meet them where th
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
Here's how I might open a debate with right-leaning people about freedom of speech. If you sell a product, but make false claims about that product, then you are committing fraud. You have harmed someone (financially) with your speech,
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
I would call that a huge performance gain! Perhaps Julia can be chosen for new projects; it is rarely worth rewriting old ones.
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
F# died? And here I am happily using it for greenfield projects, interfacing with popular ecosystems and just generally getting things done! Right now it really feels like F# is taking off. It is bundled with .NET Core, fully open-source, h
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85% of Parler content archived, includes image EXIF information(archiveteam.org)
4 points by dfgdghdf 6y ago|0 comments
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
Servicing (except perhaps puncture repairs) is a very low margin business. This is why online retail has hurt the bike industry so hard: the servicing was subsidized by bike and component sales. Now, local bike shops are expected to service
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
Apple scraped that so quickly most never knew it existed. I think this shows a company that knows what it does well and has the discipline to stick to it.
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
I have stopped playing games because the updates were too big and I got sick of waiting for them to download. I'm sure the games companies are tracking this stuff, so I'm likely in the minority.
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How the UK Government Brought Britain to Its Knees [video](youtube.com)
1 points by dfgdghdf 6y ago|0 comments
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
Since such oracles will probably be used for insurance contracts, that risk can be priced in.
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
What an excellent piece. I think the discussion is missing something though. It is hard to form an artistic community in the middle of nowhere, since many artists work best in a community of collaborators. Is it realistic to move somewhere
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The Double Standard of a Trump Pardon for Silk Road Founder Ross Ulbricht(vanityfair.com)
4 points by dfgdghdf 6y ago|1 comments
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
Bicycles can even be considered carbon negative if someone combines their daily exercise with their commute.
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
Nonsense. If a residential area has illegal levels of toxic air pollution then the solution is to limit the amount of motor traffic allowed into that area. The government must provide alternative travel options (walking, cycling, electric b
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
Indeed. What's really crazy is how the "anti" side has managed to claim to be the side of the working class, fighting against a "green liberal elite". This trope is incredibly harmful; the poor don't even own c
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
This is an interesting point, and it was made by UK cycling bodies back when the private car had only just started to dominate UK streets. They argued that dedicated bike paths would limit the freedom of cyclists, since they would be obliga
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
"Sharrows" don't provide the main advantage of a dedicated bike lane: a feeling of subjective safety. The majority of people consider the roads too dangerous to cycle on and only a dedicated space will fix that.
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
This is not intended as an attack, but a genuine question: what does Dart offer over any other language? Why would I choose Dart?
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
Exactly. Why do software engineers (myself included) so often confuse what is possible with what is practical ?
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
You are right in the strictest sense, but I think blockchain is still interesting here. With a blockchain, there is a tamper-proof public record of who submitted what, and that can make disputes through a good old fashioned legal process mo
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
They are a bit like do-notation in Haskell, but with a few extra things. They are also like a more restricted / opinionated version of Clojure macros. What's really cool is that things like ```async function *``` from JS can be im

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