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by dymk 2y ago
Alcohol is legal pretty much everywhere, and is measurably more damaging in just about every aspect compared to weed. But we don’t say it’s a booze problem.
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by dymk 2y ago
It sounds like you’re advocating for abusing teenagers (16 is still a child)
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by dymk 2y ago
Vague claims of ulterior motives (what motives? to what end?) and DRM (what drm?)
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by dymk 2y ago
> The Reddit user who reported the issue has deleted the original post, casting significant doubt on the veracity of the claim
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by dymk 2y ago
How does macOS not respect your privacy? Be specific.
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by dymk 2y ago
As a desktop operating sytem? Not the ones that value their time.
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by dymk 2y ago
It's not your computer, it's a company laptop.
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by dymk 2y ago
You don’t. It’s soul crushing.
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by dymk 2y ago
Opposite for me; I can read C/C++ fine including messy template code, but Rust's syntax is overall easier for me to read, and has a much simpler grammar.
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by dymk 2y ago
It's a license that hasn't been reviewed by legal, which is not the same as no license.
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by dymk 2y ago
Clearly not meaningless if you’re avoiding using it to avoid risk of infringement
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by dymk 2y ago
Ah shit, I was That Guy on the internet, sorry. I guess it happens to everyone eventually.
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by dymk 2y ago
The author's name is the first hint, and the lack of ray tracing the second
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by dymk 2y ago
> not require radar or computers > speed governors based on geo-fencing and radio speed limit signs sounds like that requires computers > We do it for electric bicycles and scooters I've never seen a scooter nor e-bike for sal
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by dymk 3y ago
Solar panels :) it even made sense (for me) in WA at $0.11/KWh.
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by dymk 3y ago
It pays off fast. For my situation in Washington, I'd be paying ~$4.50/gal for an ICE car that gets ~28mi/gal, or ~$0.11/KWh (at the tier-2 rate) for an EV that gets 3.5mi/KWh. For the ICE car, that's ~6.2 mi&#
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by dymk 3y ago
Were it only that easy
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by dymk 3y ago
Anyone who owns a Tesla knows this
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by dymk 3y ago
38TB of large objects stored in Postgres right here
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by dymk 3y ago
No, it’s like saying shellcheck solves most of the challenges with writing shell scripts, which it does
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by dymk 3y ago
Thank you for the correction. My confusion comes from being able to command-click on standard library types and methods, and being taken to their implementation, not just a declaration. I realize these aren't really concepts in Rust th
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by dymk 3y ago
That doesn’t make sense, you don’t link against the entire rust stdlib, you compile directly against its source. You don’t get more than what you call.
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by dymk 3y ago
Furries been making tail cores like this for years
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by dymk 3y ago
Then I have truly no idea by what method you categorize drugs
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by dymk 3y ago
It's not really like those
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by dymk 3y ago
I don't get it. Is your point that new software shouldn't be written to fulfill new usecases? We should always bolt new patterns and architecture onto existing codebases?
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by dymk 3y ago
They're aware of it, at least. They mention this is how Gravatar works.
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by dymk 3y ago
It would have been better for a business that provides more societal value to have been built.
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by dymk 3y ago
Is that caused by testosterone’s direct physiological effect on the body or something like increased risk taking?
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by dymk 3y ago
Most obtuse poster award goes to…

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