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by iso8859-1 2y ago
Was YC always right wing, or did a shift occur? I see articles like [0] claiming that there was a backlash for aligning with Trump back in 2016. Does that mean that YC founders were speaking out against Trump more back then, than they are n
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
There is a Haskell meetup in Stockholm in 9 days if you're interested: https://discourse.haskell.org/t/haskell-meetup-in-stockholm-...
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
Does this new TOS also apply to Firefox as distributed in Linux distributions? Will Debian's default browser get switched out for LibreWolf? https://wiki.debian.org/DefaultWebBrowser
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
it would be confusing since it's not part of UnicodeSyntax https://ghc.gitlab.haskell.org/ghc/doc/users_guide/exts/unic...
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
the repo says the code is in the mypy repo and it looks like it is maintained in there. so I think it has had updates the last four years?
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
You're assessment is correct and it was indecent of me to say such things. I'd like to apologize for both the condescension and the lack of respect.
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
The localizer antenna mount (the concrete) was inside the airport perimeter. See diagram: https://multimedia.scmp.com/embeds/2024/world/skorea-crash/i...
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
We don't know that for sure yet. The gear being down is based on an eyewitness report, as far as I understand from Juan Browne. The readout from the flight data recorder will provide a more trustworthy account.
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
The 737 is one of the most popular aircraft in the world. It's had hundreds of incidents. There is no reason to think that there is any conspiracy going on, and there is not sufficient information to even think that any Boeing specific
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
That's a great observation about 'international airport'. There is no point in mincing words regarding the definition of 'tiny'. I think you've correctly characterized the size of the airport.
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
How do they enforce the ban? Do universities have non-compete clauses for PhD students?
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Fentanyl: Purpose: Typical Narcotic(pubsapp.acs.org)
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
Thank you! I have sent you an invite.
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
can i see your github?
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
Can you use dlopen in wasm already?
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
In Phoenix, you can use the Uber or Uber Lite apps per https://www.uber.com/newsroom/waymo-on-uber/ Uber Lite: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ubercab.ub... Next year y
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
What makes you think it doesn't work for Europeans?
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
In 2004, IPv4 addresses may have been cheaper, but IPv6 wasn't as widely used as today. Now, 88% of mobile operators offer IPv6, and 94% of fixed ISPs: https://en.arcep.fr/news/press-releases/view/n/
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
> Think about it next time you buy any product from there Avoid buying would be to avoid making new debt obligations. But there are already a ton of debt obligations. When the US pays interest on the debt owed, would you consider that bu
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
It's heartwarming to see that the spirit behind Azureus is still alive. SWT might not be what the Duke himself wants in a Java GUI framework, but it's practical and I remember the "chunks bar" in the Azureus GUI fondly.
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
The tzdb assumes Local Mean Time (LMT) was used all over. For example, the tzdb has Africa/Monrovia still using LMT in 1970. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_mean_time
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
Why is there a difference in captcha exposure between IPv4 and IPv6 then? Maybe there is no actual security, but the people deploying these captchas seem to think there is a need to deploy them for IPv6 users.
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
Laptops with loud fans makes it really easy to find inefficient software. Most people nowadays would just get a fanless computer and give up on fighting the bloat. But I appreciate your sacrifice, thank you.
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
> Extensionality fails in most dependent type theories Is this a reason to use Isabelle? I remember Bob Harper being interested in dependent typing. What is his take on extensionality?
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
Department stores are doing great in Mexico. For example, the high rise Mitikah in CDMX was recently completed, and it has a mall complete with metro access, cinema and a giant department store chain called Liverpool. Pictures from the open
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
The code doesn't handle places that don't have a province, or similar concept on OpenStreetMap. See debugger: https://i.imgur.com/X379swH.png
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
> version of PCRE It uses https://hackage.haskell.org/package/pcre-light , which seems to link with the system version. So it depends on what you install. With Nix, it will be part of your system expression, of cour
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
> The compiler and the build system have gotten a lot more stable over the past several years. GHC2021 promises backwards compatibility, but it includes ill-specified extensions like ScopedTypeVariables. TypeAbstractions were just added,
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
Lean aims to be a general purpose language, but I haven't seen people actually write HTTP servers in it. If Leo de Moura really wanted it to be general purpose, what does the concurrent runtime look like then? To my knowledge, there is
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by iso8859-1 2y ago
> We can generalise this idea of being forced to handle the failure cases by saying that Haskell makes us write total functions rather than partial functions. Haskell doesn't prevent endless recursion. (try e.g. `main = main`) As

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