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microgpt
3mo ago
oh did we already invent a way to make electronics work at 500000GHz?
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microgpt
3mo ago
Why not three seconds or three milliseconds? There's unreasonable discrimination because the public comment period is only used for speech which disagrees with the government.
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microgpt
3mo ago
The business model isn't based on selling ads any more. The primary source of revenue is accepting payment to run or block certain topics
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microgpt
3mo ago
What you're actually asking is whether people knew they were extreme. But this makes your overall point circular: we can't say a party is extreme if the majority of people don't call it screens.
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microgpt
3mo ago
Don't think so. When did left wing people want remigration?
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microgpt
3mo ago
They're neither wing. A foo-wing person could want to leave the EU because it's too bar-wing for any values of foo and bar.
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3mo ago
So nothing prevents them
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microgpt
3mo ago
As seen by the fact that forcing the programmer to write let _ = to silence the warning did not fix the bug. You know what might've solved this though? Using threads instead of async
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microgpt
3mo ago
Of course it's a concurrency bug. It races sending data to the kernel against the kernel sending data to the network. If the wrong one wins the bug occurs.
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3mo ago
Or just by not writing let _ =
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3mo ago
What does he or she want to do with immigrants?
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3mo ago
Uh, according to Wikipedia this party wants to kick out all the non-native Swedes from the country (aka "remigration"). That's definitely far right.
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3mo ago
How does it physically prevent Mullvad from logging your data?
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microgpt
3mo ago
Why can't we have a VPN run by normal people?
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microgpt
3mo ago
Which companies fund Deutsche Wohnen Enteignen? Let me know so I can boycott them
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3mo ago
What does that mean?
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microgpt
3mo ago
There has to be some reason that so many projects are started by right wing people. Something in their personality that makes them both RW and willing to start lots of projects.
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3mo ago
> IMHO 20% of voters can't be "extreme" Was the NSDAP "extreme"? They got 43.9%
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3mo ago
Will you be creating a VPN?
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3mo ago
They're all left-wing
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3mo ago
AI readme
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3mo ago
I'm 33 and this is already happening to things I did at 31. But not much before that, because before that my life was much more boring, and most of my old stuff was saved on a computer where I could recall it at any time of I wanted to
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3mo ago
Neither does the voter ID database.
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3mo ago
How many systems are suddenly bricked?
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3mo ago
This is the fifth time they've done so, or?
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3mo ago
website says to authenticate with app, now what?
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microgpt
3mo ago
If you're in Europe, you can sue them under GDPR? They won't obey - HN explicitly chooses to disobey European laws - but having an arrest warrant out might be inconvenient enough for them to do it anyway.
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3mo ago
That's not even a bug. That's how TCP works. If you keep sending data to a socket the other side has closed, you get RST.
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3mo ago
Would using Rust have prevented this?
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3mo ago
The existing California law that passed a few months ago makes it per user account
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