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by duped 2mo ago
No, I'm thinking of improperly stored gasoline evaporating and combusting.
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by duped 2mo ago
Poorly stored gasoline can spontaneously combust, though. So more like a firebomb.
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by duped 2mo ago
You don't find it useful that use after free, double free, uninitialized memory, and many kinds of race conditions are just impossible in code that compiles? What exactly is the low level subset you feel like you can't use?
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by duped 2mo ago
People find it immensely useful in practice, though.
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by duped 2mo ago
I think the word "taxonomy" is a really good way to look at music theory. Really, the study is about giving names and notation to things in music so we can write and talk about it at all. There's an interesting idea though th
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by duped 2mo ago
You should understand language before debating vocabulary. I am quite well read on political philosophy and history, and I will continue to call out fascists when I see people talking like fascists. Rhetorically, what you're doing is c
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by duped 2mo ago
The word I wanted to reach for was Nazi but I toned it down
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by duped 2mo ago
I'm referring to how both Lütke and DHH, a Shopify board member, have fascist politics. The word does have meaning. But underlying that meaning is a philosophy that there is an in group that should have power and many out groups from w
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by duped 2mo ago
Almost any system that limits participation in democracy will be abused to disenfranchise people that those in power do not want to give a voice. So you're coming at this from the wrong end. The goal is explicitly to keep the poors fro
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by duped 2mo ago
Shopify seems to have a fascist problem.
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by duped 2mo ago
Where I live the municipal courses are actually a part of our water retention and drainage systems that are provided at cost (or discounted cost, sometimes free) to members of the community. Basically we found a good way to create green spa
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by duped 2mo ago
Please don't make the word "lawfare" a thing. It was invented by a criminal to argue that being investigated for his crimes was somehow corrupt.
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by duped 2mo ago
PL theory seems to be in an infinite loop between arbitrary control flow like call/cc and then realizing it's hard to reason about and restricting it. I do wish we could land on a standard model for implementing non local control
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by duped 2mo ago
I mean the lack of clear goals in American wars just reinforces their point
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by duped 2mo ago
github.io is not a forge, it's static site hosting. Completely different product than github.com, but integrates with it nicely. People use github.io to host sites that are developed on github.com or around projects hosted on github.co
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by duped 2mo ago
If someone hangs a 'no cars' sign at the entrance to their private nature path you're not going to think they're saying 'You are not traveling according to the exact rules I have made up in my head about how one sho
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by duped 2mo ago
I kind of like the idea of a software forge that won't host the Torment Nexus discovered in 2027 because its TOS didn't contain language about it in 2026.
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by duped 2mo ago
Developers who use LLMs: You are telling me that you have moral/ethical/practical issues with how I work but I'm going to ignore what you say to justify how I'm not at fault. That's what these replies sound like to
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by duped 2mo ago
> They’re not responsible for the rise in the cost of utilities and shouldn’t be held responsible for it. One thing that has near radicalized me is the rampant dishonesty on this subject. Data center builders/users have the audacity
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by duped 2mo ago
> I don't think the average person actually knows anything concrete about them. A new class of oligarchs are trying to obsolete every profession and human endeavor for the sole purpose of enriching themselves. You don't need a
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by duped 2mo ago
The problem is the plagiarism
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by duped 2mo ago
Sometimes when you write documentation for APIs you realize something is terribly designed. That should have happened here.
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by duped 2mo ago
What does that have to do with employees stealing documents?
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by duped 2mo ago
I feel like this perpetuates a bad mental model. Unsafe is not an escape hatch. Code within unsafe blocks must uphold the same semantics as code outside it but the compiler cannot guarantee that those semantics are upheld. If we're usi
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by duped 2mo ago
Probably not on systems that rot democracy, freedom, and human expression. Companies like Google and Meta are net negative for humanity and the people that built these companies and continue to work for them are evil in their apathy towards
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by duped 2mo ago
In my area there is quite a lot of mobilized anti-data center action that is completely ineffective. There is no legal way to remove corrupt local politicians from office that prevents the harm from being done. And I mean this as in, local
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by duped 2mo ago
I'm really tired of reading comments like this"this is a policy choice" when these companies are straight up bribing politicians or exploiting their conflicts of interest to make this their policy. The public doesn't h
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by duped 3mo ago
Oshpark is more expensive and doesn't do assembly. Their only value over JLC is "not in China."
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by duped 3mo ago
No it's just intrinsically antisocial behavior
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by duped 3mo ago
This paper [0] from 2022 is pretty good. "Low complexity" it is not, though. [0] https://arxiv.org/pdf/2201.02179

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