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krona
7mo ago
Much above $80 and shale oil becomes highly profitable. So swing producers like the US act as a soft ceiling.
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krona
7mo ago
Assuming we're talking about the same bug, The filesystem API freeze wasn't caused by Zig's lack of correctness guarantees, but a design flaw in Bun's implementation.
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7mo ago
> That way you are actually in control Programming in Rust is a constant negotiation with the compiler. That isn't necessarily good or bad but I have far more control in Zig, and flexibility in Java.
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krona
7mo ago
I'm not going to serialize the past 60 years of US foreign policy in to a pithy post on a meaningless internet forum. For free.
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7mo ago
Dunno, start by reading the national security strategy and count the number of times it mentions the words "Arctic" or "Greenland"? (hint: it's zero). Then maybe look at the Nato chain of command and who was intervi
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7mo ago
I live very close to one of the USAF's largest European airbases. While Trump was trolling European leaders about their security posture (by threatening to relieve them of sovereign territory which the US already has extensive access t
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krona
7mo ago
They're just a systems integrator with extra marketing full of empty promises. Think IBM, but less shit.
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7mo ago
It doesn't support const enum, unlike esbuild which supports them well enough to be credible. https://github.com/oxc-project/oxc/issues/6073
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7mo ago
The Kuwaiti air force doesn't use F-15E. The F-15E looks quite similar to the Iranian Mig-29 especially from above. I've got no idea how Kuwaiti fast jet pilots are trained but it's not inconceivable that pilot had never seen
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7mo ago
I don't mean to be rude, but you write like a chatbot. This makes sense, to be honest.
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krona
7mo ago
This is top-tier vagueposting.
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8mo ago
Why is his favorability rating so high?
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8mo ago
Data being "available" and it being accessible/searchable are two completely different things.
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8mo ago
This database exposed half a million weekend cases which were heard with zero press notification. Many grooming gang trials were heard this way. The database is being deleted weeks before the national inquiry into the grooming gang cover up
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8mo ago
5 Ukrainians. People have traced what some of them were doing professionally when the PM would've been living there. It could be nothing, but we need transparency.
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8mo ago
Along with the attempt to prevent jury trials for all but the most serious criminal cases, this is beginning to look like an attempt to prevent reporting on an upcoming case. I can think of one happening in April, involving the prime minist
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8mo ago
Or Israel? It's simply a matter of the social position of mothers, or, what defines the social status of women in a given society. In much of the world it's educational attainment and professional status, so it surprises me very l
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krona
8mo ago
Sounds like a web developer defined the solution a year before they knew what the problem was.
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krona
8mo ago
I've given you everything you need to find out for yourself. Your incredulity on this is a self-confession.
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8mo ago
Being at the beach (in summer) for a half an hour will produce 10,000 and 25,000 IU for the average european. See: Vitamin D and health: evolution, biologic functions, and recommended dietary intakes for vitamin D (293 citations)
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8mo ago
This is Nietzsche’s will to power in its most unforgiving form. The will to power is not mere survival or dominance over others; at its apex it is the drive to impose one’s own meaning on existence, even when that meaning is written in self
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8mo ago
Huh? I was expecting at least one or two Nietzsche or Dostoevsky quotes but this article completely fails to go beyond what is obvious to anyone who has seen those 3 minutes of the documentary.
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8mo ago
That's a volume based index, not impact, thus reinforcing my point.
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8mo ago
I'm honestly not sure what you're referring to.
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krona
8mo ago
Which breakthroughs, specifically? There are no Chinese institutions pumping out nobel prizes. Zero.
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8mo ago
If Claude read the entire commit history, wouldn't that allow it to make choices less incongruent with the direction of the project and general way of things?
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8mo ago
The commit history of that repo is pretty detailed at first glance.
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9mo ago
Isn't Iran doing this from the air? That would be far more effective. In a contested space with AA everywhere that wouldn't be feasible (i.e. large parts of Ukraine)
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9mo ago
> So the standard library plays it safe: if your move constructor might throw (because you didn’t mark it noexcept), containers just copy everything instead. That “optimization” you thought you were getting? It’s not happening. This is a
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krona
9mo ago
There was no "Sieg Heil!" either so maybe you're right!
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