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by hayd 5y ago
All the first google images are of tank man... the Bing images (which were previously empty) are of random tanks not tank man.
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by hayd 6y ago
and 3 weeks later they created the Deno company so they wouldn't need Cloudflare or Fly... Their offering "Deno Deploy" is in beta (I don't know if they are dog-fooding it yet).
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by hayd 6y ago
There's the web APIs which are tested against https://github.com/web-platform-tests/wpt (albeit without full coverage), and there is ffi/plugins - for deno specific things like readFile. I don't know the
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by hayd 6y ago
It's not a framework, it's a JS runtime on top of v8 (like node).
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by hayd 6y ago
> Why only under 30s? > I am increasingly more disappointed with out government. This is a recommendation from the the JCVI...
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by hayd 6y ago
After my first I had a severe fever/night sweats for two nights (paracetamol helped a lot/meant I could sleep). The second dose gave me no symptoms whatsoever (as suggested by both vaccinators that this would likely be the case).
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by hayd 6y ago
> What we see bow is the rare side effects Causation hasn't been proved and cannot be assumed. It makes little sense to worry about this for AZ, it's a very standard viral vector vaccine. The brand new mRNA family of vaccines h
188.
by hayd 6y ago
citation needed.
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by hayd 6y ago
> Does this confirm the motivations were scientific? No.
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by hayd 6y ago
That probably just means it was moved to another BTC address.
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by hayd 6y ago
The problem lies that there is not enough (any?) push back from this kind of garbage (and specifically in this case) from the 'left/liberals'. There needs to be push-back if they [those left/liberals not in this camp] wa
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by hayd 6y ago
There's a big difference between having voted to remain vs want to overturn the result of the referendum. Luckily most of those who actually were in the latter camp were kicked out by their electorates in 2019.
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by hayd 6y ago
It does depend how unscrupulous the buyer is... you may end up being cheated out of your equity. That said, I like the cash-equity split without the condition of working on the project further yourself. It gives an incentive for the seller
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by hayd 6y ago
Compare to Charlie Hebdo. Suppose, after the massacre, retailers "chose" not offer it in stores (because if they didn't there may be fatal consequences). Should that really be celebrated as "freedom to"? Isn't
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by hayd 6y ago
It's not necessarily free https://robinhood.com/us/en/about/gold/
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by hayd 6y ago
The same argument applies if you wanted to commission a cake celebrating the holocaust. The distinction must be that anyone (any race, any sexual orientation, etc. etc.) should be able to buy anything "off the shelf" (e.g. a plain
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by hayd 6y ago
Full Gove quote: "I think the people in this country have had enough of experts with organisations from acronyms saying that they know what is best and getting it consistently wrong." The ones _getting it consistently wrong_ being
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by hayd 6y ago
Well, also the UK had to keep paying in during the transition period. > negotiations on this agreement didn't start (and couldn't legally begin) This could have easily been worked around had there been any (good) will in Brusse
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by hayd 6y ago
> people who insisted that it would be better for Britain to leave the onerous regulatory regime of the EU You mean the electorate .
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by hayd 6y ago
Sharing confidential company documents... seems like they wanted to be fired. If you have issues with what Facebook (or any company you work for) are doing, then leave. Let's not hear faux outrage whilst you're cashing your (likel
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by hayd 6y ago
Oh no, you've gamed the system to maximize your compensation and the long-term success of the company. Sure setting good metrics is hard, but that doesn't mean you should not set and publish metrics. What seemed to have happened i
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by hayd 6y ago
In an NGO they need to secure funding, too much bloat (including director-level pay) could make fundraising more difficult. ...I guess if you get your money from a disinterested Google rather than fundraising there really isn't anyone
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by hayd 6y ago
Now if only the other 38% would shut the hell up as well.
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by hayd 6y ago
I don't think this is the case. It's that new episodes will be exclusive to Spotify and won't be uploaded to YouTube. edit: No, my mistake, the suggestion is that all but 100 or so videos will be migrated and then deleted f
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by hayd 6y ago
One possibility is the Owen Benjamin lawsuit, the suggestion being that patreon would have to pay for arbitration (under their previous TOS) for every complainant. Not sure how meaningful that really is though...
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by hayd 6y ago
Cheaper ads for the rest of us!
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by hayd 6y ago
It's purely in the compilation step, V8 executes javascript.
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by hayd 7y ago
Dicts are ordered in certain cases in python 2, and it was relied upon by some users (I saw it in the wild). Baking this as a language guarantee is the only protection against Hyrum's Law.
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by hayd 7y ago
Adding a test to prevent this error in the future would also be nice to see, something to mention in code review... Which the commit message makes much easier (without explanation this diff is confusing).
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by hayd 7y ago
I suspect this was all already in motion, as it's been going on for some time. My understanding is it's CMs... Unlikely from new CEO though but he could've course corrected.

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