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by lenkite 1y ago
> Because public operation of infrastructure has often not gone well. Kindly define "not well" compared to privately owned infrastructure.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Actually iPhone, Pharma and RING BELLS Processed Petroleum Products exported by India are currently exempt from US import tariffs. US wants to punish India for importing Russian oil - except when US themselves are consumers of that proc
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by lenkite 1y ago
Many Chinese CEO's are graduates of Western business schools. They learnt the Holy American Dao of weaponizing IP and patent law from established US business culture.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Didn't realize English was a derivative of Kotlin. Wow, I achieved enlightenment!
725.
by lenkite 1y ago
Spaceships do not form the critical part of a functional smartphone. Cameras do.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Why didn't Kodak pivot to making smartphones ? As soon as the iPhone reveal happened, any sane executive would have realized that this is what they would need to do.
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by lenkite 1y ago
All the cognitive load you save is immediately burdened by scanning 60-100 CSS classes in a 200-300 line length HTML element. And this repeated over and over and over in a ginormous number of lines. Giving you a massive migraine. Turns out
728.
by lenkite 1y ago
I wish they moved ErrorGroup into the base standard library itself. Most functions return errors in Go anyways.
729.
by lenkite 1y ago
Only if you are not using Kubernetes.
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by lenkite 1y ago
> - shipping the worst web browser in existence, despite 80%+ market share Original non-Chromium Edge was damn good btw. It had the best butter-smooth and elegant epub reader implementation I have even seen in any software.
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by lenkite 1y ago
I don't get why Github is reporting to the AI Core Team. It should be the other way around.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Regarding 2) it is well known that Hochul herself is a strong Israel supporter who has opposed Palestinian protests. She ordered CUNY school Hunter College to remove the Palestinian Studies professor position. Pro-Palestinian protestors hav
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by lenkite 1y ago
In India where a social media post pissed off someone. It was sarcastic criticism - no threats, no slurs). But won't get into details, sorry. (Also arrested a few times for participating in mass protests against corruption, but that wa
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by lenkite 1y ago
Yes, but he didn't have authority under the statute because the Sergeant at Arms rejected approval. He called the Sergeant several times. How could he overrule the Sergeant ? That would mean treason - he would be thrown under the b
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by lenkite 1y ago
Thanks, but did you read what you wrote ? You seem to be actually supporting the argument that the Chief cannot unilaterally act by himself, especially when Pelosi's Sergeant At Arms denied his request - several times . That would
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by lenkite 1y ago
No, I am not trolling. Mainstream news hyper-exaggerates and when one studies the matter, one realizes that few laws if any are broken. Several court battles are waged until the Supreme Court makes judgements on the scope and applicability
737.
by lenkite 1y ago
Thanks - the Supreme Court clarified this in their ruling. But, the Supreme Court has also ruled that the US administration can deport individuals to third countries, while legal challenges to the practice are pending. I see this as a per
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by lenkite 1y ago
In March 2024, Gov. Kathy Hochul of New York, a Democrat, announced that she would deploy 750 members of the National Guard to New York’s subway system. Troops in military uniforms patrolled the subway with rifles. Nobody raised an eye and
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by lenkite 1y ago
It was Pelosi's call and she denied the request from the Chief at the time https://x.com/ChiefSund/status/1954975181106970823
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by lenkite 1y ago
> when the administration starts to do blatantly illegal stuff some people will just not accept that What is this "blatantly illegal stuff" ?
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by lenkite 1y ago
> Get on the wrong side of the authorities for any reason (or no reason), and you're in jail with the criminals. Unless you have personal political clout, this is True for any nation.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Anonymous functions aren't the same as lambda functions. People in the Go community keep asking for lambda functions and never get them. There should be no need for func/fn and explicit return. Because the arrow would break stuff
743.
by lenkite 1y ago
OK, but with generics return type first tends to becomes a monster.
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by lenkite 1y ago
> Talk about moving the goal posts. Hey, you are the one who moved the goal posts fist by bringing up use-cases like surrounding preview. You can use ripgrep -> fzf -> bat in one single command if you want to stick to the CLI for f
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by lenkite 1y ago
Umm..I _am_ talking about the free text search. Miles superior is NOT miles faster when you want speed. You need not change tabs, fiddle laboriously with the finicky scope drop-down and create custom scopes. Instead you execute an ripgrep c
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by lenkite 1y ago
JSON is everywhere nowadays - How can one complain about curly braces {} ? EU programmers would have already mapped {} after their first REST API.
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by lenkite 1y ago
> There's no need to design the syntax for grep because Kotlin is intended to be used with a good IDE that can answer this query instantly and precisely. On large projects its still cheaper and faster to grep from the CLI than to u
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by lenkite 1y ago
By adopting a syntax like fn add(x: i32, i32) i32 they have said perma-goodbye to lambdas. They should have at-least considered fn add(x: i32, i32): i32
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by lenkite 1y ago
Indeed. But that is a false equivalence - this is conflict of desires between small companies and creators and an AI-corp where the AI-corp wants to steal their content and give it to users with their shop branding.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Why do people even do this ? Truth is stranger than fiction, truly.

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