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by lenkite 1y ago
Yes, I am referring to that Vatican city. Immigration is extraordinarily harsh and strict - your cherished principles of Christianity do not apply. Hence the hypocrisy. If you believe the city too small, then please consider Italy - which
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by lenkite 1y ago
Unfortunately, yes. I still end up writing C++ instead of Rust for low-level system stuff. Since I also know Go - I usually prefer that when I need lean, middleware services. Learned Rust (somewhat) with great difficulty but still don'
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by lenkite 1y ago
New DB's like Tigerbeetle are written in Zig. Memory control was one of the prime reasons. Rust's custom allocators for the standard library have been a WIP for a decade now.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Very late to this discussion, but you should read the Vatican's laws on migration and citizen-only residency, before talking about "sin against fellow man". I am not even Christian, but I find the Popes very hypocritical.
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by lenkite 1y ago
How is this interface "insecure and harmful to users" ?
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by lenkite 1y ago
2021 MacBook and 2020 iPhone are not "old". Still using 2018 iPhone. Used a 2021 Macbook until a month ago.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Clojure is dying. But its heir - Jank might take the crown.
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by lenkite 1y ago
If they just had HTML imports and template substitution, you wouldn't need Javascript nor web components for a lot of apps.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Umm...Java is extremely conservative in adding new features. Not really sure you can compare to Swift that throws 10x the features in with every major release.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Software written in a simpler language like Objective-C - verbose, fast to grok and fast to compile is actually more maintainable in the long run than a so-called "developer friendly", humongous, complex and slow-compilation lan
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by lenkite 1y ago
I also don't understand the CMake hate. Modern CMake (3.14+) is just around 10 lines to build basic sources/libraries/executables. And you can either use CMake FetchContent or use CPM https://github.com/cpm-c
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by lenkite 1y ago
It was not bad, but without memory/cpu isolates, it was pretty useless. The JSR for isolation got abandoned when Sun went belly up.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Wow, I didn't know that Starlink was vaporware.
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by lenkite 1y ago
LeT is a state sponsored terrorist organization. It was founded by General Zia as he proudly declaimed that he would "Bleed India with a Thousand Cuts". I suggest reading the books written by Pak Generals to know that they fully b
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by lenkite 1y ago
Assuming you are using an atomic CSS based framework like tailwind, this would be unnecessary right ? Since all the CSS class names are anyways in-lined with the element.
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by lenkite 1y ago
There is a very, very broad line in that "no logic or processing". HTML/CSS already do a lot of logic and processing. And many "markup languages" have include support. Like wikitext used in wikipedia and includes in
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by lenkite 1y ago
Well, asciidoc - a markup language supports includes, so the "markup languages" analogy doesn't hold. https://docs.asciidoctor.org/asciidoc/latest/directives/incl...
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by lenkite 2y ago
So, posts are NOT being banned, but only visibility tagged as that article mentions and as many users also explicitly tested. No one reported a ban - only a warning with a visibility setting. Seems perfectly fine. Your speech is NOT banne
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by lenkite 2y ago
There are tens of thousands of posts with the word "cisgender" at the moment on X. So, I think this "ban" is currently only in one's febrile imagination. Putin does not allow tens of thousands of opposition politici
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by lenkite 2y ago
Curious - If this exact act had been done under the Obama or Biden administrations, would you still hold the same opinion ? Tesla was still a love child at that time. Many companies like Honda are now moving part of domestic production to t
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by lenkite 2y ago
What speech that makes him uncomfortable has he banned exactly ? Asking out of curiosity because I see posts on twitter all the time calling him Nazi, blah-blah.
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by lenkite 2y ago
> American labor is low quality and high cost Speaking as a non-American, this is just not true. I have always been impressed by the very high quality of American engineers. I cannot comment on manufactured goods though, but I think if t
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by lenkite 2y ago
One can also use this array-index approach in C++, utilize the `at` methods and have "memory safety guarantees", no ?
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by lenkite 2y ago
> US voted in favor of membership in 1977. Only because Jimmy Carter got elected in 1976 on the basis of a campaign pledge to forgive all draft evaders and beat Ford. Until he was elected, Vietnam was three times blocked from admission b
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by lenkite 2y ago
> Most countries recognized it anyway. No - most Asian nations did not recognize the South Vietnam govt propped up by Western powers. India for example supported Vietnamese independence from the French and recognized the PRG - Provisiona
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by lenkite 2y ago
> The internationally-recognized government of South Vietnam Err.. a puppet state created by France and only recognized by the West. It was never part of the UN and its membership was explicitly denied.
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by lenkite 2y ago
I doubt they even considered it war - merely the price of living.
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by lenkite 2y ago
In the romantic, non-agrarian era, People very regularly bonked each other with clubs over the head - esp those of a different community.
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by lenkite 2y ago
Which law aren't they obeying ?
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by lenkite 2y ago
Many politicians campaigning for green energy (aka AOC) also fly on private jets everywhere so that they can fight the oligarchy - this behavior isn't restricted to wealthy businessmen alone.

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