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jeremyfranco
7y ago
I thought comments downvoting or flagging was based on the content, not on grammar. Anyway, I had to login with my phone to comment and read the dead comment, at work I go through a corporate firewall that strips all the unnecessary headers
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jeremyfranco
7y ago
Elixir has doctests since day 1 https://elixir-lang.org/getting-started/mix-otp/docs-tests-a...
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jeremyfranco
7y ago
> Then this should have been the comment. I simply noticed that it took literally a single search on Google to get to know about it. Not trying to defend the OP. > But this article isn't evidence of Google having a liberal orthod
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jeremyfranco
7y ago
> What do you call a billionaire who gives away their billions? A generous billionaire. Those that don't are just greedy billionaires.
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jeremyfranco
7y ago
> > And remember… don’t be evil, and if you see something that you think isn’t right – speak up! How does this fit in the narrative, when the ones speaking up (right or wrong, that's not the issue here) are being fired? https:&#
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jeremyfranco
7y ago
> they fully respect their users privacy The data shows they do not. Google Is Fined $57 Million Under Europe’s Data Privacy Law: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/01/21/technology/google-europe-... Google
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jeremyfranco
7y ago
This is funny, downvoted for writing the truth... It is impossible for anonymous readers to open dead comments. If it is not, please explain me how to do it
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jeremyfranco
7y ago
Evidence wasn't hard to find though... https://www.wired.com/story/the-dirty-war-over-diversity-ins...
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jeremyfranco
7y ago
> Because it's an extremely dishonest take on a highly political issue It is also plausible. Burying the head in the sand to avoid getting political is part of the problem, not of the solution.
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jeremyfranco
7y ago
False: you can't if you're browsing the site anonymously.
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jeremyfranco
7y ago
> What advantages would a more complex memory model yield? consistency
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jeremyfranco
7y ago
`go run` doesn't seem too hard to me. https://golang.org/cmd/go/#hdr-Compile_and_run_Go_program
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jeremyfranco
7y ago
> The justice system is, and should be, always primarily about punishment Not in Europe, since "Dei delitti e delle pene" (On Crimes and Punishments ) from Cesare Beccaria. It was 1764, we were already aware of that. Justice is
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jeremyfranco
7y ago
Because it's not a lie. Justice system in Europe is not a business, like it is in US, or a way to inflict a punishment, it is a rehabilitation process: if you prove you have changed, you can benefit from reduced sentences, furlough for
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jeremyfranco
7y ago
does my right to die the way I want means that people don't have a right to live?
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7y ago
except US, that on this matter are very far from the western culture and Cesare Beccaria's writings.
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7y ago
What's the pathaway to justice for a family to go to die for the cause, when their children gonna die anyway if they do? Vengeance has never been a pathway to justice, kamikazes go to die because their families are compensated or becau
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jeremyfranco
7y ago
Sorry, but int the appeal of May 31 2018 she was sentenced for violating the Espionage Act with this motivation "The facts of this case, leave no question as to what constituted national defense information. Appellant's training a
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jeremyfranco
7y ago
> are those "freedoms", where is that proof, and what is the motivation of these "intelligences"? The freedom of the people to chose their own representatives and leaders, something U.S. agency CIA has tempered with
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7y ago
> They use rape as to include breaking a condom They use any definition their law uses to define rape. If it is rape for them and you do it in their country, it is rape. > which is exactly why Stallman and I are against using terms li
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7y ago
I'm more inclined to think that Snowden and Manning case prove that whistleblowing it's effective only if the receiver is good at protecting the source, which wikileaks, and Assange in particular, is not. Deep throat identity has