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by jrs95 8y ago
Microsoft doesn’t need to constantly rebuild different kernels for every supported device, which is basically a necessity for Android/ChromeOS because of their Linux base. That’s probably a big motivator for the Fuschia project.
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The last census included non-citizen residents of those states, so this may be less true than you'd assume just based on census data. A sizable portion of the population in CA and TX are not eligible voters but they are represented in
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by jrs95 8y ago
In the context of internet privacy, you can be jailed for merely visiting websites to read the illegal opinions of others.
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by jrs95 8y ago
The initial thing though, before what you’re describing, is just getting dogs that are friendly enough not to try and eat you.
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by jrs95 8y ago
Awesome! Now, could we please find a way to give this gene to people? I feel like we could really use it.
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by jrs95 8y ago
This actually is a good thing to point out IMO. This model did sort of resemble a primitive version of serverless; that's why it was so popular. It was quick, easy, and affordable despite it's many downsides.
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by jrs95 8y ago
It's also much easier to adopt if you have a lot of people who aren't familiar with React or even SPAs in general. Templates feel more familiar to them than JSX. And if you're building something complex enough to need it, Vue
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by jrs95 8y ago
You’ve been duped if you think this is about right wing extremists. The same laws have been used to silence pro-Palestine activists.
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by jrs95 8y ago
I don't think he was suggesting anyone rush into anything. At the same time, a lot of "enterprise" software is still running on Java versions from over a decade ago, so perhaps they'd benefit if they had someone rushing
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by jrs95 8y ago
If it had been the other way around and some white guy was being called a “Nazi child rapist”, I’d expect them to get away with it in pretty much any western country. It’s true that his behavior was illegal, but the reason he was prosecuted
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by jrs95 8y ago
There was no mind reading in 1984, this argument just doesn’t make any sense. As was pointed out above, the French pro-Palestine activists who were jailed didn’t communicate anti-Semitism directly. By simple being anti-Israel it was assumed
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by jrs95 8y ago
It does seem kind of odd though. The price/performance of PowerPC compared to Intel is still quite bad. To me it seems they’d be better off giving up on this term and focusing on other things. Maybe they could start with making Watson
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by jrs95 8y ago
To me it seems the reason people are being so pedantic about the meaning of “thought crime” is that they’re actually glad this sort of thing happens. I don’t even agree with Tommy Robinson but this sort of thing is incredibly dangerous. We
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Considering that these rules don’t apply to governments, and that European governments generally seem to be slipping towards jailing people for thought crime, I’m skeptical as to how serious they are about privacy and control of personal da
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by jrs95 8y ago
Code review definitely is about communication. That’s arguably it’s biggest benefit. The author could test something himself, but code review facilitates a conversation and keeps people on the same page.
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by jrs95 8y ago
Had vgo not included MVS I think they likely would have. But there's a lot of disagreement over the design of vgo which could have been avoided had it just done what almost every other recent package manager has done. This is going to
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by jrs95 8y ago
The irony is that dep was an implementation of a widely used and well tested pattern, and that vgo is essentially a new paradigm which has been accepted after just a proposal rather than a full-blown experiment. This particular problem has
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by jrs95 8y ago
It seems a little unusual for Go because they've generally gone with a good, simple, and well-proven model for things. That's sort of the whole appeal: the good kind of boring. I don't really see the point of the bikeshedding
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by jrs95 8y ago
> Now what? I keep using dep for as long as it's reasonable for me to do so, because I don't like MVS and I don't like how MVS has been basically forced upon us.
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by jrs95 8y ago
The CLI is among the least intuitive I’ve ever used, and pom.xml is pretty verbose and complex. That being said, it works very well and I’ve never had a problem with it (other than it’s aesthetics) after grokking it.
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by jrs95 8y ago
And if what’s generally taken to be true actually fits the definition of misinformation, and other misinformation networks are created with the intent to combat that, is this really any different from how politics has always been? It seems
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by jrs95 8y ago
How is systemd going to help you with service discovery, load balancing, autoscaling, automated rolling deployments, etc? That being said, if you don’t need any of those things you probably don’t need Kubernetes either.
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by jrs95 8y ago
If you have a need for more than 5000 nodes in a cluster, it should take a trivial amount of your resources to solve that problem IMO. The vast majority of Kuberentes users probably won’t even need a 500 node cluster, let alone a 5000 node
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by jrs95 8y ago
It's certainly a lot easier to do "kubernetes the hard way" than it is to do "Linux from scratch", and I don't see a lot of FUD about how we should stop using Linux because it's too complex. That might see
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by jrs95 8y ago
The complexity of Kubernetes largely reflects the complexity of the problem. Nobody has delivered anything significantly simpler that hasn’t had a much smaller scope, and those tools approach the same level of complexity when composed with
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by jrs95 8y ago
As the other comment under this said, it does in that UBI is taken as being the solution to the social issues largely stemming from technological change. But the problems are much broader than just automation and economics, and an economi
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Interesting. I fit more the mold you’re describing myself, maybe I shouldn’t be so quick to dismiss him.
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by jrs95 8y ago
There’s a lot of focus on how this relates to the happiness of men, but generally speaking hookups and pets aren’t an emotionally fulfilling alternative to a family for women, either. This is a worrying trend for everyone. Maybe a minority
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Meanwhile 4chan & company has taken to calling him “Juden Peterstein”...so it seems his appeal is primarily limited to the kinda-sorta-far-right. Personally, seeing the guy talk makes me feel sleepy.
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Some people did, but I knew of a couple groups that actually tried to play 4e and got sick of it and just quit after a couple months.

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