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by languageserver 4y ago
> "It would be illegal in the EU!" aside from being wrong as pointed out by others what on Earth are you talking about? The most commmon "at will" limit in Europe is 12 weeks. The ONLY countries with more than 17 week
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by languageserver 4y ago
She forcefully aborted a baby at 23 WEEKS, and reportedly and allegedly burned the body in conspiracy with family members. This has nothing to do with new abortion laws in the USA. In any country in Europe it would too be considered absolut
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by languageserver 4y ago
She aborted at 23 WEEKS
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by languageserver 4y ago
if the disclosure and fix time is half a year, a blackhat is now able to both claim the bug bounty and sell the day zero exploit
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Why do rich people like quiet?(theatlantic.com)
8 points by languageserver 4y ago|2 comments
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by languageserver 4y ago
> But the fact remains that women and minorities are at a significant disadvantage when it comes to just about all aspects of life Erasing women increases this
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by languageserver 4y ago
"Oracle expert" 2 weeks later: See your new recommendations for job opportunities in Delphi!
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by languageserver 4y ago
heck, that is probably the worst formatting I have ever read for an article
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by languageserver 4y ago
I miss XNA
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by languageserver 4y ago
> But the skyscraper? It doesn't say anything, really. It's just... there. > And suddenly everything, everywhere starts to look the same. these are nationalist dog whistles....
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by languageserver 4y ago
https://www.aclu.org/news/reproductive-freedom/texas-bounty-... https://www.texastribune.org/2021/10/11/texas-abortion-bount... https://www.reddit.com/r/technol
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by languageserver 4y ago
There are LITERALLY abortion bounty hunters in Texas, who earn money by hounding women seeking abortions and turning them in for profit. I cannot believe the state of this country.
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by languageserver 4y ago
you misunderstand both Java generics and Java primitive types. 1. the JVM does not support generics as a language construct, and are simply a compiler feature of Java 2. the JVM and Java differentiates primitive and reference types, Integer
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by languageserver 4y ago
Send this by mail to thedailywtf, would love to read the expanded version
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by languageserver 4y ago
> This compiles and is fully memory safe, despite dereferencing those pointers in the same completely unchecked way they are dereferenced in C. This is memory safe because @safe D does not allow creating an int* that points to unallocat
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by languageserver 4y ago
a 20 year run in tech is not a "fad".
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by languageserver 4y ago
> I remember this personality being common among programmers from eastern Europe This is HN and I do not want to make a personal attack or anything against you. But this comment is clearly discriminatory and, frankly, what ever a ligh
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by languageserver 4y ago
yea, these people have had covid.
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by languageserver 4y ago
> Thanks to Linus Torvalds, we not only have a consensus on architecture, but we've come pretty close to having a consensus on the input output mechanism by which programs communicate with their host machines, via the SYSCALL instr
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by languageserver 4y ago
to be fair I have seen more people loose precious photographs from film than from iCloud
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by languageserver 4y ago
Being against vaccines as a concept is ridiculous, yes. But let me tell you something about corona vaccines in Scandinavia: We started vaccinating our health care employees with J&J and AZ a year+ ago. Quickly, it was discovered that up
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by languageserver 4y ago
This is made by the company that gave us Warcraft III reforged. A money grab that made the game worse and ruined the already existing game. they have no goodwill.
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by languageserver 4y ago
I suppose this title is the definition of clickbait then?
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by languageserver 4y ago
I am not sure credit card fraud is innocent pranks or misbehavior... I can tell you with certainty that most teenagers have never committed that sort of crimes tbh.
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by languageserver 4y ago
I don't get this. They upgraded some software versions? What is the deal here, you can just use conda or containers or compile yourself and add to a PATH env var. What is this, the 90's? What am I missing
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by languageserver 4y ago
I am always extremely doubtful of these types of blogposts that take a well-known algorithm and somehow beat all others (including academia, bioinformatics tools, etc.) with a fancy implementation in <insert cool programming language 202
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by languageserver 4y ago
I am just saying that this exact response is made when people say that LGBTQ+ people deserve equal rights in Saudi Arabia or Russia. That is also cultural, and so is language. Please educate me I would like to know your opinion.
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by languageserver 4y ago
I don't know if your first paragraph is sarcastic or not, but I do not think that you consider Indians or Africans "inferior" in truth, and therefore I am going to reply to your comment as if it was ironic or exaggerated for
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by languageserver 4y ago
I wrote the following reply to the person adjacent to your comment, and I will paste it hear as I feel your comment had the same spirit: Some languages have unfortunate misogynistic and transphobic/monogendered built-ins. This is probl
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by languageserver 4y ago
Some languages have unfortunate misogynistic and transphobic/monogendered built-ins. This is problematic for a large minority of the LGBTQ+ population and many Native/Indigenous/First nations with different linguistic culture

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