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by froh 3y ago
thank you for this down to the facts summary.
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by froh 3y ago
> If a thing is good enough, it will hang around for a very long time because there's no compelling reason to move away from it. thanks for this gem I'd add to "good enough" a viable ecosystem. perl lived on for quite
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by froh 3y ago
o-O thank you for pointing this out. wow and duh. it's kinda sorta obvious, in hindsight.
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by froh 3y ago
ah yes! duh. and thanks. I need better glasses...
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by froh 3y ago
amazing, thanks! this has been discussed extensively on HN, too: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35355703
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by froh 3y ago
I feel stupid. How do I do this?
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by froh 3y ago
Cybertruck and cyberscale? (I'm joking)
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by froh 3y ago
yes they do, because the original purpose and value of the separation has gone. "back in the days" before there was an initrd you needed a small disk. that was /bin and /sbin. into that disk some /etc/rc.d&#x
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by froh 3y ago
/usr/local is for all users of the multi-user server you're on, which you have installed locally. ~/... is for your personal user account /bin (and /usr/bin, /sbin, /usr/sbin ) is for system
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by froh 3y ago
thanks! and the Sceptics SO circles back here in 2011: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2657135 the keyboard vs mouse controversy is an evergreen
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by froh 3y ago
> not real? real genuine Eric S Raymond humor, yes.
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by froh 3y ago
for cyclic object graphs you build your own GC, no matter if you call it such, or you leak memory.
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by froh 3y ago
Knight rider was extremely popular you're hitting a nerve there, jawohl
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by froh 3y ago
this analysis glosses over how you "find" these jobs (you become a felon for smoking weed or similar crimes) or if you're technically inclined, how you get into this type of job market: not voluntarily. it's n intricate
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by froh 3y ago
nah. when functional safety enters the room (as it does for hard real time) then engineers go to jail if they sign off something unsafe and people die because of that. since the challenger disaster there is an awareness that not listening
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by froh 3y ago
> anything in cache nature (L2 cache, TLB miss) are hard for hard real time yup that's why you'd pin the memory and the core for the critical task. which, alas, will affect performance of the other cores and all other tasks.
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by froh 3y ago
it's not just punishment. per the constitution forced / slave labor is only abolished for non-prisoners. prisoners are no citizens. many loose the right to vote, too. and _that_ again is a major reason why marijuana was made a f
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by froh 3y ago
they haven't yet, but the technology is there and is mandatory in large parts of the world https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ECall https://www.atic-ts.com/vehicle-accident-emergency-call-glob... http
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by froh 3y ago
> Newspapers are themselves in the business of targetted political ads. I think you are confusing being opinionated "tinted" of sorts, as newspapers are, with microtargeting. a progressive newspaper will have progressively tin
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by froh 3y ago
exactly. and then don't advertise toothpaste but social and political stances, to sway elections...
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by froh 3y ago
yes! the problem is microtargeting for politics, no matter who sponsors it. I couldn't care less about toothpaste. I care about disinformation and divisiveness campaigns on topics like LGBT+, POC, workplace protection, environment, h
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by froh 3y ago
Facebook is notorious for supporting microtargeting political ads. those that brought us the brexit and a couple more political turmoils. I couldn't care less about personalized add for toothpaste. but Facebook doesn't ban micr
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by froh 3y ago
yes! Q can go and sue them!
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by froh 3y ago
a design patent that is.
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by froh 3y ago
that's right, and absolutely make sense, as the church meanwhile realized unbaptized babies don't go to limbo but to heaven.
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by froh 3y ago
call to authority or lack thereof hm? look, I'm a Catholic lesbian in Germany, married to a wife, and we have an active church life with our family with our two kids. I find any time someone claiming the Bible means what it says, lit
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by froh 3y ago
please look up two things: "clobber passages" and "LGBT+ friendly affirming Christian ressources"
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by froh 3y ago
oh there we go. this is a debate completely unrelated to the OP post. and the so called "clobber passages" and a holistic accepting Christian view at sexual orientation minorities and gender identity minorities has been discuss
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by froh 3y ago
wow! in Europe, this request 1. From address 2. To address 3. bcc addresses 4. cc addresses 5. Time 6. Date correlates person-related information (who was in contact with whom at which date and time). storing it, let alone
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by froh 3y ago
why on earth do you eat with your nose? don't do that! even for science, really just don't. I don't either. in the name of science.

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