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961.
by monadic2 7y ago
Not have I, but prisons are a separate issue. I don’t think fines (or asking individuals to step down) are proportional to the level that this will ultimately destroy the sport at the national level. We already throw people in jail for publ
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by monadic2 7y ago
How does it ruin the game less than people throwing the it? It’s not an earnest competition, which is the point of watching. Allowing steroids (something I am not in favor of) would ruin the game far less than breaking the premise of the ga
963.
by monadic2 7y ago
I don’t see this as much an effect of haskell so much as a younger culture of coding standards. I’ve certainly found trivially readable complex haskell problems before, but naming and library operators are a massive issue in the community.
964.
by monadic2 7y ago
At what point is “lane control that might allow distraction” more harmful than “no assistance at all”? I’ve certainly felt the tesla jerk off to the right (toward the shoulder) when it got confused by lines on the road. Had I not been payin
965.
by monadic2 7y ago
I meant it in a looser sense (like “constraint” I guess), but it just reinforces the reputation that PCI-DSS is a checklist you can buy, not meaningful itself.
966.
by monadic2 7y ago
C’mon man just explain it, damn internet votes.
967.
by monadic2 7y ago
Summer = better air flow, both inside and because people spend more time outside.
968.
by monadic2 7y ago
> I would guess that, contrary to your implication, they are not an approved scanning vendor. If this is the case then it really does not speak to the characteristics of PCI-DSS and your comment just seems wrong. Actually this makes a pr
969.
by monadic2 7y ago
I certainly agree with that.
970.
by monadic2 7y ago
This is a real dick move to the next generations.
971.
by monadic2 7y ago
Honestly this is my biggest gripe with ios.
972.
by monadic2 7y ago
Is this embeddable?
973.
by monadic2 7y ago
You could discuss rather than complain
974.
by monadic2 7y ago
> The most important thing to know about these is that you would almost certainly never do these in a real project: lists are in `std` but even then the vast majority of cases should use `Vec`. Not relevant to rust, no?
975.
by monadic2 7y ago
It’s certainly a silly word to gatekeep.
976.
by monadic2 7y ago
By this metric Google is corrupt simply by seeking a profit.
977.
by monadic2 7y ago
Phillip Morris has a pretty diverse portfolio; they just play every side.
978.
by monadic2 7y ago
> Republicans as a group care deeply about the Constitution ...you mean power. It’s just a means to an end.
979.
by monadic2 7y ago
Hah, the UK media got the candidate they tried to elect. Blame them.
980.
by monadic2 7y ago
If email served the same purpose as messaging, if the messaging apps were as capable as email, this also wouldn’t be an issue. Email is the “easy” route to encryption because there are no alternatives.
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by monadic2 7y ago
I don’t think trump voters were “fooled”, they did in fact own the libs and will likely continue to try and own the libs. For many in america this culture war shit is the only substantive choice at the polls.
982.
by monadic2 7y ago
Oh what “fact-based” source do you get news from and how do they verify the “fact”? Do they use floating signifiers like “democracy”, “freedom”, “liberal”, “middle class”, “big government”? Do they have opinion columns and private ownership
983.
by monadic2 7y ago
> The modern environmental movement seeks to limit how these countries can develop and what they can do with the natural resources of their countries by using Western social, diplomatic, and economic pressure on these developing countrie
984.
by monadic2 7y ago
What process might you have used as someone with no money or political clout and to what end?
985.
by monadic2 7y ago
Bud we entered a post fact world, especially when it comes to politics, decades ago.
986.
by monadic2 7y ago
Evidently the federal licenses didn’t work. It seems like you can simply buy approval and override public interest. Secondly, the problem is not just in federal air space.
987.
by monadic2 7y ago
I wouldn’t call relying on consensual handouts from rich people a win for society.
988.
by monadic2 7y ago
> However, even though I love the work astronomers do and the view of a clear sky into the stars, I must say I prefer global Internet availability over making astronomers clean their data from satelite datapoints. That’s great because ap
989.
by monadic2 7y ago
I’d assume this has also been quite the “learning experience” for softbank, too.
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by monadic2 7y ago
I read the article as more concerned with the “known for a security breach that exposed the data of 412 million users” part.

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