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icxa
7y ago
Highlight this and pin it to the top of this comment thread.
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icxa
7y ago
Really this should be "how the proliferation of disinformation enabled by the internet converted people to flat Earth." Also not helped by the (warranted) declining trust in legacy media sources.
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icxa
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> you have to find a little tiny period to find where execution resumes. No labels, just a tiny couple of pixel round period. Totally naive to COBOL here, why do you have to do it? You said you wrote some regexes for the pull and trans
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icxa
7y ago
Their business model is only revealed to us to the extent of what we can publicly observe, but otherwise unknown to both me and you. Like parent said, Apple is very secretive. There is nothing stopping them from having their hardware busine
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icxa
7y ago
Rephrased slightly differently: The majority want opportunities that will advance their careers, increase their stock values, and keep the company doing well (which usually means bigger bonuses)
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icxa
7y ago
WHAT WOULD YOU DO WITH 12 DOLLARS IN YOUR POCKET AND A WIFE AND KID BACK HOME......
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icxa
7y ago
> the whole concept of “bad neighborhoods” where people aren’t trustworthy is partly a racist trope The concept of a "bad neighborhood" comes from crime statistics, not racist tropes. Either crime (theft, robbery, fraud, et al
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icxa
7y ago
Maybe they could take a gut check and realize that we might be faced with the grim reality that in the era of twitter and instant news via social media, we don't need these old establishment media orgs anymore. The fact that they all h
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icxa
7y ago
I don't think there is a universal criteria for what constitutes whether an action is criticizable or not. I think more importantly is that the standards, whatever they may be, are applied uniformly, despite the circumstance and scenar
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icxa
7y ago
Fatal errors would probably be bubbled up via a panic, in which you can cover in a recover() block
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icxa
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> We should celebrate this, not mock it. I don't know what dystopian world you want to live in, but any time I see a company profit off sheer hypocrisy, I am going to call it out and mock it. They can have freedom all they want, but
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icxa
7y ago
> I'm not sure I see what the argument is. That there are other reasons why unused imports are a compilation error in go, and it isn't as simple as turning them into warnings
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icxa
7y ago
Other comments are missing out the other key point: go packages are sometimes imported for side effects, and this pattern is common enough in the community (although albeit slightly discouraged now). So unused imports can still impact your
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icxa
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> (an arbitrary planet that has no impact on the universe whatsoever) What do you call this type of worldview where you just view everything as completely meaningless or devoid of any value? Is it really straight up Narcism? I mean my go
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icxa
7y ago
Yeah, if you work for a company that has to run any kind of validation on addresses, you learn quickly most people cannot type their address in correctly at all . My take: Make it as dumb and straightforwardly painfully obvious as possibl
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icxa
7y ago
So you don't don't think any social network company is good, because they all do this to some extent, some more explicitly than others. On a different note, maybe I just see this differently. > “In this specific case, communi
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icxa
7y ago
Of course it seems like a fair comparison to you, it's your comparison. To everyone else, putting it as nicely as possible, it's very off. Software that has the potential to cause serious, directly attributable material harm to li
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icxa
7y ago
Aren't most stocks are held in index funds and ETFs?
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icxa
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If these people really believed that overpopulation was the problem, then why don't they start depopulating with themselves? * It sounds terrible I know, but it serves to demonstrate the hypocrisy of the stance. Like George Carlin sai
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icxa
7y ago
I left that one out because as of right now only three letter agencies have access to that one until the FCC approves it for general use, but yeah this is pretty rad: https://www.battelle.org/government-offerings/nation
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icxa
7y ago
In related news, I imagine things like "drone shot" will get even more popular, as liberty-minded Americans will likely invest to rebel or form counter-culture around anything that assists the surveillance state we live in. ex: h
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icxa
7y ago
Thank you for all the work you do btw -- Reason is awesome and I am having a lot of fun learning. Interop seemed daunting at first but after I tried it, it was a great experience.
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> TypeScript does not take out dynamic typing or prototypical object orientation Hence my wording, leads you down the path not forces you to. More often than not, your TypeScript codebase (at least the part you have written yourself or
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icxa
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Tangentially, but in a similar vein, this is my gripe with TypeScript: It leads you down a path that takes the best part of JavaScript out: namely it's dynamicity, and prototypical object orientation, and leaves you with a hamstrung, n
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icxa
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Hi author! I am actually not responding to claims made in your article (imagine that, comments that don't discuss the article!) but the broad brush painted by parent that "The ad industry is evil" I think this does a disservi
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icxa
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Yes, especially since we are fully compliant with CCPA, and GDPR. I can push one button and have all of your data deleted if you so wish.
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Of course it tasted good! Those food additive and chemical plants in NJ can do wonders to stale, ammonia-washed meats to trick our brains into thinking what we are eating tastes good! I still indulge in some fast food pink goop chicken nugg
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The free market is responsible for the biggest large-scale change in sustainable farming and organic produce, meats, and dairy we have seen so far, why not double down on that and accelerate the progress made? If you would have told me 10 y
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Hi -- ad industry member here -- am not evil, I am trying to do my job as ethically as I can. I understand you don't want to see ads. I don’t care for them myself at times, but when we do show them, we make sure they are as relevant,
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When the US government is in charge of feeding people healthy foods, they came up with the now defunct "Food Pyramid" and school lunch, which featured classic gems like "government cheese", "square pizza" and m
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