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by extheat 5y ago
So you’re basically saying, don’t use X tool chain because the 3rd party software doesn’t move on your pace? Or they have different “views” than yours? I don’t see how that makes any sense. Why do you have to be beholden 3rd party developer
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by extheat 5y ago
Non consenting to what? A conversation? Do people need consent now to talk to other strangers? Should people look away from problems and mind their own business? I don’t know but comments like these don’t seem healthy to me.
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by extheat 5y ago
It is a big and notable event in the middle of antitrust investigations into Apple/Google by the US and the EU.
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by extheat 5y ago
First step is to go after censorship
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by extheat 5y ago
I don’t think the problem is there’s a shortage of developers. Much less the language. There’s a shortage of people with the experience in working with search engines and the necessary algorithms to make them work as intended reliably.
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by extheat 5y ago
The New York Times article on the subject discusses some of the benefits: > In one 2017 study[1] from Denmark, scientists analyzed a psychiatric database of more than 185,000 people from 1995 to 2012. They found that the fall transition
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by extheat 5y ago
I hear there was a time that we did some pretty messed up things in the US, and some people didn't seem to have a problem with it at the time. Doesn't sound so catchy right? Society changes, people adapt. If there was not a strong
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by extheat 5y ago
There's never a guarantee but being a unanimous vote in the Senate and one of the few bipartisan things that can actually pass both houses, I'd say it's pretty likely it will pass in some manner.
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by extheat 5y ago
I totally agree. That extra hour in the evening after work/wherever in the winters is actually quite pleasant, and having it artificially taken away when the clocks go back pretty is pretty gloomy.
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by extheat 5y ago
"anymore"? Was it really any better before? Not having a standardized packaging system in C++ has been a problem for as long as I can recall. It's reasons like this why header-only libraries are so popular. You can basically
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by extheat 5y ago
I’m not sure money would be a great solution here. Malicious actors would be able to fork that over for important targets. IMO this is definitely something that should go through the legal system rather than any honor system. If people lie
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by extheat 5y ago
I really hope the hammer does come down on Google and Apple and their anti-competitive marketplaces. It's happening, but very slowly. Stories like this drive us closer to that point. The Open App Markets Act addresses this exact type o
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by extheat 5y ago
Is the app preview supposed to be some fast paced flashy promo video? I think it’s annoying, scammy and tells me little about the app and its functionality to be of utility to me. Going to side with the App Store reviewer on this one.
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by extheat 5y ago
Seems like a simple problem to solve as long as there’s support for arbitrary metadata in the file format. Just store the LRC data in as plaintext in one of those fields and call it a day. Of course without a proper written standard it’s g
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by extheat 5y ago
What would flooding requests to their IPs do? They're not hosting the internet.
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by extheat 5y ago
An "act of war" is whatever the executives in government deem it to be. Being a asset which the US is responsible for and regulates (for example, if China wants to complain about it, they have to go to US gov, not the private comp
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by extheat 5y ago
It always amazes me how seemingly complex hardware problems can be fixed in software with the right amount of work. It's a bit similar to where we are in AI I think, with very advanced and capable hardware but just needs the correct so
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by extheat 5y ago
Ukraine gov't specifically asked for it, publically. And of course, Russia government responded with anger. "Publicity" is naive. Unquestionably what Elon is doing now is provocative to Russia (and the handful of pro-Russia c
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by extheat 5y ago
ISPs absolutely should not be in the business of filtering content. At least, not in any country that respects even basic free speech.
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by extheat 5y ago
Just because you don’t use the feature doesn’t mean others don’t. I use Canvas2D regularly and enjoy the simplicity of it, it is definitely one of the best features of the Web APIs.
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by extheat 5y ago
Never had any issue with WSL. However with WSL2 the fact that it uses hardware VT-x/HyperV is a big no from me, since that means VMs and WSL don’t play nicely. WSL1 albeit not full Linux kernel has been going pretty well for me howeve
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by extheat 5y ago
As with all end products where you need safety, all the dependencies (3rd party or not) you use should be treated as your own code. All the dependencies should be committed to SCM and reviewed before you deploy something into production, wi
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by extheat 5y ago
This was announced over a year ago. Plenty of time for people to get ready or migrate voluntarily.
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by extheat 5y ago
Yes
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by extheat 5y ago
Thanks for the viz, haven't done React in a while so it's interesting to see how things have improved. The new paradigm seems alot better modularized and the logical structure seems easier to follow, combined with it taking advant
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by extheat 5y ago
Well, mosquitos are a natural part of ecology on the planet. They've been around for long before humans. As with most other animals, mosquitos are predator to other living organisms, and that helps to keep the prey population in balan
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by extheat 5y ago
So basically a clang wrapper?
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by extheat 5y ago
Russia has no right to tell a sovereign country how to dictate their internal affairs. As much as Putin wants to pretend historical claims give him the right to Ukraine (ala China and Taiwan), the war was completely unjustified and shows a
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by extheat 5y ago
I think that a big tenant of any modern language should be interoperability, such that you can easily import/export code from another popular language. That not only clears up the issue around libraries, but also makes it a safer bet f
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by extheat 5y ago
I’ve been spending a lot of time myself designing and prototyping my “ideal” language (mainly to address gripes with other languages) and I totally agree with the OP about it being a near total waste of time. But at the same time, albeit be

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