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6y ago
There's miles between this idea and that. This is more akin to requiring ingredients labels on foods; there is a burden to the company, but it doesn't distort competition, and it provides clear consumer wins.
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6y ago
Sure, I had a choice, but I would have a better choice if we legally compelled Apple to open its platform.
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dilap
6y ago
That doesn't make it any less outrageous!
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6y ago
Yeah no real gain for that case, but for something like filter, definitely a win.
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6y ago
I mean, still, the practical effect of the govt legislation was to annoy countless people and waste who-knows-how-much-effort implementing the stupid banners. To argue that this leglislation would've had a good effect in some hypotheti
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Phil Wadler: Featherweight Go
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6y ago
Earlier thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23505400
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6y ago
Zig takes this approach. I haven't done more than kick the tires curiously, but it seems very cool.
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6y ago
Interesting theory; from what I've seen though, it's fueled more by Adderral scrips.
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6y ago
I agree; I don't think we should be raising animals inhumanely.
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6y ago
Totally agree; animals should be raised in humane conditions. Ideal would be something like https://www.instagram.com/slowdownfarmstead/ or https://stemplecreek.com Driving down I5 seeing the Harris Ranch f
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6y ago
Here's a question: Is it immoral for lions to eat zebras? Here's another question: Imagine the entire Earth is actually a factory farm for aliens. Every time someone dies, their body is actually secretly used for alien food. Would
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6y ago
My take on this is there's constantly a "friend or foe" subtext to everything that's going on. So you have to be careful about how you state things, or you're going to subtextually saying "I am a foe" or &
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6y ago
One of the Go un-features that is so very nice -- the very first Go code I ever wrote, 7 years ago, still compiles perfectly. It's great to not have stuff just rot behind your back. (True for the language, not quite true for the ecosys
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Non-violence is an important tool for protests, but so is violence
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6y ago
Stuff like this gives me pause: https://www.sfchronicle.com/politics/article/California-s-la... I don't think it's at all inconceivable that voting fraud could be a real issue. Though I agree and then so
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6y ago
It's always hard to know how much to generalize from the general HN sentiment, but... For a company that seems to be trying really hard to win back the hearts of devs, it seems like a no-brainer to have a policy in situations such as t
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6y ago
I would love to try this for SF govt.
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6y ago
look into ACM aka ICPC programming competitions -- super-fun, you'll learn tons, & job interviews will seem easy in comparison
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6y ago
post but we're still living in an era largely defined by enlightenment ideas/ideals (tho, increasingly less so, as evidenced by eg this thread)
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6y ago
How about: strange post-Enlightenment to see explicitly sexist morality become trendy? I take your point that viewed from a broader historical context it's not strange at all.
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6y ago
It's really interesting to do this with normal television shows, too! And both ways -- w/ only visuals or only audio. It really draws your attention to elements you would not have otherwise noticed.
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6y ago
Perhaps we should republish Eliot under a female pseudonym? But yes, fair points, and I'm not disputing there was sexism! But to describe the situation as "male only" is overstating things significantly.
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6y ago
Adding some women into the mix seems like a whole different kettle of fish than saying that for moral reasons people are going to have to stop enjoying white male authors! (Also, I don't think the prevailing western attitude was that i
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6y ago
> for readers who believe that favoring female and minority voices is a moral and ethical issue A strange morality indeed that mandates sexism and racism...
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6y ago
dang, why'd you leave the old company? ;-)
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6y ago
I'm working on a game for phones. It's defnly a mix of $ and stuff I like; if cash were no object, I'd like to be spending my time doing some mix of trying to make a replacement for emacs, trying to make a better language lea
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Planet of the Censoring Humans
(taibbi.substack.com)
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6y ago
> Prospective data suggest that consumption of sugar sweetened soft drinks and fructose is strongly associated with an increased risk of gout in men. Furthermore, fructose rich fruits and fruit juices may also increase the risk https:&#
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6y ago
Amen, thank you. It's incredibly user-hostile to replace gifs with video.
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