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fnord123
6y ago
>In my country Why not just say the country?
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In 2005, Amnesty International was criticizing the US offshore prison in Guantanamo Bay where prisoners were being held without charge or trial. I don't think Amnesty International was criticizing the US for being undemocratic even tho
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6y ago
Let's put your vague hand-waving under the lens. The list of countries with whom Amnesty International are "in trouble" on that page: DRC, PRC, Russia, Sri Lanka, USA (regarding Guantanamo Bay), Vatican (regarding a neutral s
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6y ago
Good thing this is just a dress rehearsal for when you can spend time working on things that interest you!
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6y ago
Misleading headline. It's not French fathers. It's fathers in France.
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6y ago
> tying people together Concrete is not known for it's tensile strength. My contribution in image form: https://creativesystemsthinking.files.wordpress.com/2014/10/...
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6y ago
I wonder if these could be written against the Carrier trait.
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6y ago
>Rust forces you to write stuff like Result::and_then and Result::map over and over again. The feature of Haskell that lets you avoid writing 'and_then" over and over is do-notation.
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6y ago
> It manages to be much faster than most dynamic languages ... It would be unfair to compare the performance of Rust and Haskell, because Haskell is optimized for things other than performance. Hmm... > When I first started using Rus
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6y ago
Yes. Teams does not honour osx toast do not disturb settings (open right hand side pane and scroll up to reveal Nightshift and DND).
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6y ago
>quite bad at searches that are in my native language Just say Estonian so people don't have to figure out what you're talking about.
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The goal of incentivising work is nice. But the concept of copyright is busted even from the concept. The idea that you have a story that you wrote on your own dime and you're shopping around to publishers puts the authors in a tourn
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6y ago
> See also: tattoo artists wanted a cut of the video games that depicted NBA players with “their” art. That's wild. Imagine a world where sending photos of yourself would require permission from tattoo artists.
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6y ago
Such an underrated character. Thank god for Futurama.
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It's too late to use the brakes. The only possible solution is to reclaim the carbon from the atmosphere. Or war to thin out the population. We will obviously settle on war.
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6y ago
You used the present tense. Loom is not available yet.
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6y ago
> Religion and morality aren't distinct concepts How so? They seem pretty orthogonal to me.
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6y ago
Great list! Thanks!
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Awesome! Thanks!
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6y ago
Yikes. I meant to write "would not be enhanced". I need a subeditor. :(
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6y ago
> Most of which take the OpenJDK source, sprinkle in some "secret sauce" and then compile the entire thing for convenience of users. Got some links to these GPL licensed OpenJDK forks?
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6y ago
>With Netflix, their catalogue is small enough that I can find what I want regardless of what they suggest. How is that even possible? They barely have anything! > Their profile of me is probably very confused because I listen to a lo
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6y ago
That's understandable because you have BBC Radio. Not every country has access to such high quality.
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> Basically the race and teams ownership are separate. This isn't a problem per se. For example, this is how it works in football in most countries and I think most people would agree that football would be enhanced by following a U
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6y ago
They could but seeing how good Reddit's UI is, how good do you think their log scraping is? And do they have the budget for keeping all access logs of anonymous users so they can try to line up all the ChainLinkFence enthusiasts with t
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6y ago
The preferences require that you're logged in. If you're logged in, then reddit knows how frequently you're checking r/ChainLinkFences.
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6y ago
There might be bike shedding for the best answer, but this is just incorrect. Percent literally means "for one hundred"
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ARM was previously listed, so would this be an Initial Public Offering?
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6y ago
Sounds like Kallax (nee Expedit)
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6y ago
> That said, there are the Technics kits which have functional components that are largely useless outside of their intended configuration unless you have a massive amount of gears and spare pneumatic parts. This series of books is a goo
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