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by misnome 2y ago
Recently discovered this behaviour, I think I had just always assumed that e.g. operator<< was declared linked to the class, rather than just in a randomly searched namespace. We were using the fmt library, and had `using namespace fm
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by misnome 2y ago
Because the entire statement is exhausting to try and parse - nearly unreadable because you flip the genders back and forth at random. Whatever you were trying to say is completely lost behind it. Edit: also I have no idea where you got “ge
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by misnome 2y ago
Right, of course, I think I misread the parents’ > but also any future objects sent from Earth to do the same things As somehow saying something about the “furthest”
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by misnome 2y ago
The chance of them hitting anything in the time it takes the sun to swallow the earth is probably tiny? As for more probes - getting more speed than these did efficiently is probably hard, let alone the fact that they don’t generate persona
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by misnome 2y ago
> "....to help you navigate, experience, and interact with online content as you indicate with your use of Firefox." We weren't born yesterday, and companies pull this shit all the time. This sentence is meaningless. You
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by misnome 2y ago
It uses the muons that you are naturally being bombarded with!
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by misnome 2y ago
Yeah, the vscode release notes used to be lists of interesting new things and novel improvements. Now they are all “copilot” “features”.
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by misnome 2y ago
I don’t think toml is by any means a perfect format but that critique seems almost farcical and self-contradictory in many of its’ complaints. It seems to explicitly want all of the ambiguity and confusion that we’ve spent decades repeated
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by misnome 2y ago
> But on the other hand Groundskeeper Willie on The Simpsons said a funny thing one time so Americans now think they must be wimps. Is this a deep-cut joke I'm not getting about Scotland?
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by misnome 2y ago
I’m sure that it is a complete coincidence that CS6, the last before they moved to a subscription model, is the last time it was mostly nonsense-free
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by misnome 2y ago
Wikipedia says it was two months after Hitler’s appointment before the first camps were established. It’s been less than two weeks and you are already doing the groundwork to preemptively excuse it.
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by misnome 2y ago
Did the Nazi program start at those levels? Or did it start with exactly this rhetoric and excuses?
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by misnome 2y ago
Yes, absolutely this. If I don’t want it to run, I will hit ctrl-c.
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by misnome 2y ago
Would you object as strongly if it had said that he was a really nice guy? Would it be more or less honest a retelling of history if this was ignored or left out? TFA is clearly not discounting the work because of it, and probably nobody wo
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by misnome 2y ago
I think they meant that the vibrations mean the app doesn’t work because with the vibrations of the camera the picture is useless, not that it damages the phone.
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by misnome 2y ago
Don’t forget the name!
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by misnome 2y ago
Maybe calming down won’t help rationality, as evidenced by your reply. > Not the expectation of the law. The DMCA is clear on what service providers have to do Their entire point is that Youtube already tried this, and that was found ins
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by misnome 2y ago
I suspect it’s more some threshold of vouching required, because I know for a fact some of the other dead submissions got vouched. Still, this apparently completely undocumented standard behaviour seems a little bit troubling? It’s not like
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by misnome 2y ago
I wonder if all these outbursts continue to hurt his case, since it’s making it exceptionally clear that it was all a deliberate attempt. That or he’s trying the reliable old, cancelled-by-the-courts censorship grifting treadmill, to try an
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by misnome 2y ago
See how long this lasts, got flagged [dead] immediately several times in the new queue, for some reason.
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by misnome 2y ago
And blocking core contributors with their stupid “Affiliated Checkbox”. Unfortunately outright lying and saying that “I personally don’t think they voluntarily contribute enough” is “contributes nothing” seems to have been partially success
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by misnome 2y ago
It doesn’t give you a debug repl, but my favourite tool for this sort of thing is py-spy; small and easy enough to install into a stuck pod’s ephemeral storage and and it can dump the stacktrace or give you a top-equivalent view on what you
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by misnome 2y ago
A vast, vast array of features. Multiple new renderers, material systems (lumping node systems into this), 2D animation systems (mostly via grease pencil AIUI), video compositing features, sculpting (I think is new since then?) I mean, even
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by misnome 2y ago
And it's special discounting feature where it is cheaper if you realise you didn't order enough food: SloppySeconds
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by misnome 2y ago
Yes, this always extremely bothered me.
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by misnome 2y ago
So 125% time total
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by misnome 2y ago
How do you know they are in the US?
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by misnome 2y ago
They do contribute, that’s a lie. Also, the wordpress trademark policy _explicitly_ listed what they were saying as OK until it was updated last week when they refused to pay his protection racket.
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by misnome 2y ago
They contribute in both plugins, core developers, and conference sponsorships. “Don’t contribute anything” is pure lies from Matt conveniently excluding anything he doesn’t want to count.
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by misnome 2y ago
They didn’t deny that. They only questioned the broad definition of "Election Skeptics" as “people whose candidate didn't win”

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