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This is such a misunderstanding of the current situation. The demands were varied, but common ask was _not_ just a reduction in policing paired with a ballooning police budget. Ironically, the "defund" movement ended up causing an
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Don't forget the bomb threats at hospitals providing trans care, or the actual shootings that took place at drag & gay clubs, Florida's "dont say gay" bill, you could go on and on.
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You're confusing the fact that the existence of LGBTQ people is being acknowledged finally in the mainstream with some sort of shift of what the 'dominant culture' is. All of these things you listed merely acknowledge that no
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4y ago
> I hope Rust can get higher kinded types through higher ranked trait bounds but for types, not just lifetimes, which would be equivalent to HKTs in other languages. I don't believe generic associated types are fully equivalent to H
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4y ago
> there should be a way of management keeping employees in check You mean like the power to hire and fire them, tell them what to do, and how much they get paid?
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I'm going to guess this, because I am reading it also The Capital Order: How Economists Invented Austerity and Paved the Way to Fascism Clara E. Mattei It is excellent so far.
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4y ago
What you find "clever" or not is really a function of what you are most used to seeing. There are likely many folks who use combinators frequently who find them easier to read, myself included. The first example, to me, is the wor
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4y ago
> Trading quality for price > Means that many, many more people can have something of passable quality. There is also a feedback loop where automation puts people out of work, and even though it helps make products cheaper, it also cr
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4y ago
I disagree but it's more nuanced. The issue with chatgpt is the same issue that lies at the heart of most problems in modern day society: the consolidation of power and wealth in private hands. These tools are being used in the name of
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Yup. Although, to be pedantic, the offer/ack is often unicast. Here's the relevant bit from the RFC. > If the 'giaddr' field in a DHCP message from a client is non-zero, the server sends any return messages to the
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4y ago
> One of the things what I often use in MS DHCP is the server wide options The config format was created primarily to be easy to generate & consume programmatically, so the format is fully 'flattened' with no real abstracti
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4y ago
Money has existed for a long time, but only recently has the pursuit of profit become preeminent. I'm of the opinion that democracy and universal suffrage creates as equal a system as we can hope for, my issue isn't with money or
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I sympathize with the sentiment, although I don't blame the issues on a dearth of altruism. If you grew up in the 1400's could you expect widespread equality during feudalism? It doesn't matter how magnanimous a king was, ine
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I thought this question was a joke based on the title. Our economic system itself creates inequality between nations. It's in the best interest of wealthy countries to keep developing countries poor so we can continue extractive proces
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Pretty flimsy strawman you've constructed there.
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If anything it's a good case of why "trickle down" economic policies don't work very well. Many businesses who got the loans still fired employees, the cost of each job saved was high.
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I would be really surprised if they were "inventing" high-dpi displays or new lenses. The likely scenario to me seems that they would just buy what is already available or perhaps pay another shop to customize something for them,
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Is it your contention that businesses only started being motivated by profit after this law got passed?
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What's inaccurate about it? You don't think MS is motivated by profit?
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4y ago
The linked repo is a protocol lib for dhcp written in Rust, internally we are working on a dhcp server but it is not open sourced at the moment. It is a ground up rewrite of dhcp, it does not share code with ISC DHCP.
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Does the AI spread covid misinformation too?
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I've been working in the async space for a few years now and it may just be survivor bias, but while I think there are definitely some issues, I'm still largely happy with it. It's still evolving after all. If they can get th
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4y ago
Doesn't that not work because `nums` is all initialized to 0 though? Like, wouldn't it be for (int num : nums) { num = rng(); } (I don't know any c++). I kind of expect the above not to work though because it
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Not OP, but if you have gripes about type safety, you're likely to enjoy rust. The compiler will absolutely let you know if you are not handling optional or result types. As a bonus, they are built using regular generic and enum constr
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I don't think framing this as someone's individual responsibility is at all fair or realistic.
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> Why do you believe against all evidence, that government owned and controlled companies can run at a lower cost that provate for profit companies? Um, because "all evidence" points to the exact opposite of what you're sa
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I'll preface this by saying I don't know any details about PG&E. But public ownership doesn't just 'move the ball around', it also allows the enterprise to make decisions not purely based on the pursuit of profi
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The fact that you think state capitalism or private capitalism are the only options is kind of depressing.
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Overturning Roe was one of many decisions that they have made recently, you can easily google this information: "The Supreme Court Benches the Separation of Church and State | News & Commentary | American Civil Liberties Union"
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Recent decisions by the supreme court.
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