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by ludamad 11y ago
IYHO, what do you suggest to do with a child that cries when dressed as their apparent gender, or called by their apparent gender's pronoun?
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by ludamad 11y ago
Frankly I'm very skeptical about the idea that people don't use drugs when fulfilled. There's always stress in modern life, and drugs are always attractive at some level
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by ludamad 11y ago
I have been experimenting with React development with TSX and I must say I finally feel like I can do web development in a way that isn't just trial and error. The soundness issues with TypeScript do crop up, but they happen at certain
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A Fork and Exec Surprise (2013)(adam-dev-blog.blogspot.com)
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by ludamad 11y ago
Oral doses are less effective, so don't compare this amount to snorting
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by ludamad 11y ago
Even when working with trees?
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by ludamad 11y ago
Notionally, the Angular1<->2 compatibility layer could handle mixing and matching, but I'm not sure how well it'd work in practice
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by ludamad 11y ago
Do you know of any high-quality phonemic dictionaries?
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by ludamad 11y ago
One of the principles of security is conservative defaults. Flash is disabled by default because of a series of high-severity security flaws, and a basic understanding that not enough resources are being put in to actively secure the thing.
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by ludamad 11y ago
http://mozilla.github.io/shumway/ is something that is sorely needed, I feel
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by ludamad 11y ago
Just someone that does want to see Lua more popular - what are you referring to as a resurgence? Following hacker news I don't tend to see much Lua at all at least
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by ludamad 11y ago
Sometimes intrusive linked lists are more efficient and require less cleanup
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by ludamad 11y ago
Problem is, we are pretty good at picking out problematic people. A general AI might reason as well as a human, but if they want to be able to update bugs they need to have a option for reprogramming it, so there's a bit of paranoia fo
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by ludamad 11y ago
I'm already wary of how much trust we put into programs without formal proofs; its a bit troubling that a formal proof it won't fire at kids with toy guns is essentially intractable.
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by ludamad 11y ago
Doesn't change anything, but worth noting, these are not necessarily 599 git-using websites being compared.
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by ludamad 11y ago
Lots, but RCE is never a feature that will be set in stone.
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by ludamad 11y ago
Does anyone know the meaning of the bolded words in the passage? Are those the only ones legible?
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by ludamad 11y ago
"Thank you", "Not at all", seems grammatically off to me.
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by ludamad 11y ago
FWIW, I always say "no problem" and have, since as a kid, thought "you're welcome" was pretentious.
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by ludamad 11y ago
Hacker news frequently features arbitrary web content that is well designed or such. You could argue for a loose relation
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by ludamad 11y ago
Git is distributed. If it is taken down it will immediately be uploaded somewhere else. EDIT: Immediately in people-time, not some git mechanism :-)
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by ludamad 11y ago
Sure, and you can in Vim for the most part too. Snake has some excellent ideas how to use idiomatic Python, however, which would likely rest upon a more low level exposure of NeoVim anyway.
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by ludamad 11y ago
C++ is a swiss army knife that works with C, which I have learned very well and have great tools for. I understand the concern, but moving away is not so simple. That being said, I prefer well-designed C-style libraries in a lot of cases, s
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by ludamad 11y ago
Well in that case they'd presumably have a log and they would see no suspicious payload.
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by ludamad 11y ago
Instead, I take these studies with a pinch of salt and also judge how I feel sitting all day (fairly bad) vs taking breaks to jog on spot every so often (fairly good). EDIT: But I do think the title is overly optimistic, personally
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by ludamad 11y ago
AFAICS, the 'hivemind' here is really a crowd sourced checker for broadly worded unsourced comments. And that's not a bad thing.
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by ludamad 11y ago
As far as I know, this is new ground for Russia, so the title could be warranted
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by ludamad 11y ago
Can someone more in the field tell me if this is exciting to them, and to what degree?
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by ludamad 12y ago
Most people I know don't let legality get in the way, but would very much like to not be criminals!
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by ludamad 12y ago
Just symlink it as 'ls' and put it in your path :-)

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