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by jatone 6y ago
then you really havent been paying attention. most of their activities are doxxing white supremacists. Seattle is a special snowflake because their PD is actively white supremacist and they regularly have out of town white supremacists hara
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by jatone 6y ago
america should be cutting ties with china and encouraging our allies to do the same. enough of this shit. china is a bad actor and should be treated as such on the world stage (same with russia). there is 0 reason to do business with china
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by jatone 6y ago
the error proposal was shutdown because the community rejected it due to the try function ergonomics sucking and not providing enough value. the rest of the proposal went through just fine.
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by jatone 6y ago
its 'at least another X years' so in 2016 typescript was around for 4 years, and here we are now 4 years later. its still around. seems to be holding.
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by jatone 6y ago
almost none of those issues are handled by local police forces beyond being manpower arm to other federal agencies. and racial issues are a major component to what these protests are about our current policing system doesn't work well
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by jatone 6y ago
only thing I can see facial recognition doing is causing police forces to constantly single out individuals for previous crimes by removing their anonymity from the police force. this doesn't improve safety it causes a feedback loop wh
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by jatone 6y ago
mainly because typescript at least makes a bunch of warts of dealing with large frontend javascript systems bearable.
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by jatone 6y ago
odd personally i havent had those issue in about a decade for my custom desktop builds. but in general if you want things to to just work (tm) use system76 or some other linux native vendor.
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by jatone 6y ago
I'm indifferent to bernie's claims honestly. the point I'm making is that just switching people over to medicare/medicaid is a win for efficiency and costs because the 20% overhead of private insurers for profits + opera
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by jatone 6y ago
your example is a perfect use case for postgresql via the timescaledb extension.
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by jatone 6y ago
generally speaking the only reason that would be difficult would be due to legal constraints on the data locality. if it was just performance than read only replica's in each region would solve most of the issues. for the legal case ge
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by jatone 6y ago
SQL DBs are not specialized.... they're incredibly general... You are never starting from "I need to store some data" you're always going to start from "I need to store and read some data" otherwise /dev&#
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by jatone 6y ago
> why not see if you can implement the feature? honestly I've offered multiple times to implement features/fix bugs. they never respond. that argument doesn't hold weight anymore when dealing with gnome.
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by jatone 6y ago
and our private spending on insurance would drop by a similar amount. its basically zero sum. bernie's plan in worst case scenario was a few hundred billion a year more total but the coverage was superior to almost every private plan o
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by jatone 6y ago
because generics generally are unncessary. there is a very small subset of programs where they are useful if you have arrays and maps already available. there was no need to rush an implementation of generics.
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by jatone 6y ago
most are not. =)
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by jatone 6y ago
given that the basis for EMH is untestable its useless. you can't make any assertions or predictions using it.
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by jatone 6y ago
which is fantastic. =)
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by jatone 6y ago
now if i could just find one without the fucking clock.
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by jatone 6y ago
uh they're text.... they don't need to be formatted well to be indexed and searched lol.
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by jatone 6y ago
but the proof that the byte-for-byte duplicate exists isn't available. yes you maybe know that A,B,C can be combined to create the byte-for-byte duplicate but they can also be combined to create a completely different file. so just mon
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by jatone 6y ago
it changes the nature of the question. now they have to prove you extracted the specific copyrighted material from those random bits that where exchanged. sure copyright would still exist, but proving one infringed on it becomes borderline
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by jatone 6y ago
not really true anymore with systemd portable services. or package managers.
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by jatone 6y ago
(disclaimer: I'm not your target audience I banned redis from our infra because its overused) but this sounds even worse to me. okay so you have API compat great, but now you have unproved code running under the hood wonderful.
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by jatone 6y ago
the point of the article wasn't to say don't wear a mask. the point was that it is dangerous to tell people a mask is 90% effective when its not. lying about the effectiveness WILL cause people will take risks they shouldn't
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by jatone 6y ago
aka a debugging nightmare. good luck figuring anything out if something goes wrong.
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by jatone 6y ago
thats just a shitty program lol
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by jatone 6y ago
which then shard out to multi processes, still benefitting from more cores being available. I know of at least a few build processes that support that model for node.
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by jatone 6y ago
thats not the compilation process. that's just javascript. the compilation definitely has parallelism.
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by jatone 6y ago
fix your compilation process. there are few long running workloads that don't benefit from parallelism.

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