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by gregors 5y ago
Follow up clarification: If your argument is "corporate censorship is benign when compared to political censorship" then I concede that is very debatable indeed.
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by gregors 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporate_censorship Corporate censorship is a well understood form. Example - A news station refusing to publish stories that involves their parent or a sibling company is a common one.
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by gregors 5y ago
This is the textbook definition of the word. There may or may not be a good reason for it - but the cause of it is separate from the action.
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by gregors 5y ago
From what I heard, Nubank hired a good deal of Elixir developers when they aqui-hired Plataformatec. I suspect having functional programming experience matters more than having concrete Clojure knowledge. It definitely didn't seem to b
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by gregors 5y ago
Being acquired by a bank isn't exactly a bad thing for the language from a longevity perspective. https://www.cognitect.com/blog/2020/07/23/Cognitect-Joins-Nu...
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by gregors 5y ago
Hierarchical Deterministic (HD) wallets exist for Eth. https://wolovim.medium.com/ethereum-201-hd-wallets-11d0c93c8...
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by gregors 5y ago
I lived in a bad area of town growing up. Lots of shootings outside. In fact the very first week we moved into that house there was a MAJOR shoot out. My entire family lying flat on the living room floor - face kissing the ground. Someone a
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by gregors 5y ago
U.S. still isn't #1 in gun related deaths. While mass shooting and random shootings are terrible terrible things. And because they are terrible terrible things they tend to get a lot of press, 2/3 of gun deaths in the U.S. are sui
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by gregors 5y ago
I've been following this story for over a month now. What strikes me is that the state has been asking for the tanks to be drained for while now with the Navy pushing back saying it isn't necessary. I do think they have recently s
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by gregors 5y ago
I left the Microsoft ecosystem over a decade ago and it was the right choice for me. The companies that use Microsoft are not on the leading edge of technical progress. C# is a Microsoft's Java, Azure is Microsoft's AWS, Surface i
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by gregors 5y ago
I remember using the SciTE editor with AutoIT a long time ago. You could toggle a key and it would "add trace lines" between every single line of code. Yeah, I'd consider that a code smell for sure if you committed that.
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by gregors 5y ago
Remember when the DOJ was investigating Google and Apple for collusion? https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-department-requires-s...
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by gregors 5y ago
I set up a linux desktop for my mom and at some point she told me "I have a virus, I tried to fix it but it didn't work". Me: How do you know you have a virus? Her: It told me Me: Ummmmmm I go look. She'd get a "fix
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by gregors 5y ago
as well as - Community, BlockFi, Boulevard, Zillion insurance, Pass It Down
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by gregors 5y ago
Sorry I said "class level" since that is what I remember specifically but I think it's actually everything. Classes, methods, types - also I mis-remembered that this was built in. It's actually resharper which I always u
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by gregors 5y ago
There's a code first approach that's pretty common in VS - but it's at the class level - Just write the code inline and click on it and it generates the class/method stub. So What you are suggesting already exists in sta
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by gregors 5y ago
This is pushing it as far as "talk", but more of a presentation. The Ugly, Dangerous, and Inefficient Stroads found all over the US & Canada https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=ORzNZUeUHAM
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by gregors 5y ago
I love this approach. I've ran sqlite in production for a variety of products over the years and for the most part it's great. One "back up" solution I did was dump tables to text - commit the diff in git. Taking file co
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by gregors 5y ago
I know there used to be some O(n^2) logic associated with notify. Anyone know if that ever got fixed? Cursory search only turns up https://postgrespro.com/list/thread-id/2407396 The benchmark shows that the t
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by gregors 5y ago
Nubank just IPO'd https://www.wsj.com/articles/brazilian-digital-lender-nubank...
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by gregors 5y ago
Basically anyone and everyone in the North from Ohio to New York who is driving to Florida is going to pass through that that section of interstate. The I640 bypass doesn't really help - it merges back into mainline city traffic before
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by gregors 5y ago
I loved Hamachi! What do you suggest as a learning resource for things like this? The STUN RFC's? The Stevens' networking book?
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by gregors 5y ago
If you can see your car at the inner edge you have the mirror set incorrectly. https://www.caranddriver.com/features/a15131074/how-to-adjus... In my automobiles even with side mirrors set correctly there is still
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by gregors 5y ago
This also happens in aircraft. Blind spot and the angle caused this 2019 crash in Alaska. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mT1omo5jBqs
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by gregors 5y ago
As a motorcyclist I can confirm. Left turning vehicles are enemy number 1. But all SMIDSY's (sorry mate, didn't see you) are extremely dangerous. He's video that talks about how saccades play a role - https://www.y
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by gregors 5y ago
motorcycle vs ebike - from a safety standpoint - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wM8Xli2KTzI
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by gregors 5y ago
People can are are modifying them. 80 mph Sur Ron https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-udAVx85IFs Call it whatever you want, these are motorcycles.
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by gregors 5y ago
Chattanooga is wonderful. Good tech scene, especially in the innovation district. Great rock climbing, hiking, mountain biking, white water rafting. Nice downtown near a waterfront with some of the best municipal internet in the country. Bi
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by gregors 5y ago
Surely you don't mean yearly car registration, driver's license fees, gas taxes at the pump, liquor taxes on booze or any other daily sales taxes they pay. So are you referring to the lack of property taxes they pay? I'm assu
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by gregors 5y ago
I enjoy everything about Elixir/Phoenix except Ecto. Maybe it's just my personal taste since I also disliked Linq and Ecto is very similar. What I want is something closer to Rob Conery's https://github.com/ro

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