monoideism

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by monoideism 5y ago
Yarn came after cargo was started, I'm fairly sure.
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by monoideism 5y ago
Among package manager + build tool devs I know, cargo is considered by most I know (maybe 2-3) to be best-of-class. In terms of influences, here's an OCaml attempt to replicate cargo (I wish them well): https://github.com&
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by monoideism 5y ago
> Dec 7, 1941 is when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, Honolulu, Hawai'i, an occupied territory. With the end objective of occupying themselves, like they occupied so many countries during WWII. > Note that Japan did not bomb native
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by monoideism 5y ago
> But it has always stuck with me how instantly this was dismissed by the normal power structure. Your misunderstanding was believing HR is there to solve human interaction problems in the company. HR is there first and foremost to prote
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by monoideism 5y ago
> Ive def noticed Amazon becoming more and more of rip off. Yes, and more and more counterfeit goods. They must feel really confident with their market position (ie, monopoly), because they just don't seem concerned about counterfei
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by monoideism 5y ago
This was 5 years ago. We're all different. Some people respond poorly to root canals, some feel moderate pain, some feel absolutely no pain. And to be clear, the pain has been after my root canal, not during (even though ostensibly,
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by monoideism 5y ago
> (it doesn’t hurt!) It doesn't hurt for you . Some people, including myself, have had root canals that have almost caused worse pain than when I was in the ICU.
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by monoideism 5y ago
> I’ll just add this though, I promise you 2 girls would never have gotten this funded lol. You mean "girls", like Elizabeth Holmes, founder of the infamous Theranos [1]? Incidentally, she fits the mold I describe above: highly
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by monoideism 5y ago
It's insulting for many white men who don't come from privilege - some from poor backgrounds, or rural backgrounds, or non-college educated backgrounds, or health status, etc, etc - to pull out the hackneyed "white male privi
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by monoideism 5y ago
> Gab and Parler are eternally claiming success in attracting millions of users. So Gab and Parler should be absolutely free to operate as they wish, in accordance with US laws? (Because there many folks who like Twitter's moderatio
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by monoideism 5y ago
How do you think antitrust laws were created in the first place?
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by monoideism 5y ago
Because much of it is fake news being pushed by the elite. Look at precisely what we're discussing: the lab leak scenario, which Facebook labeled with warnings (at best) or simply banned/deleted/removed (at worst). And now,
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by monoideism 5y ago
I'm not really arguing from an antitrust perspective. My argument is more focused on the central role that Twitter plays in our political process. If you have a better word to use for that concept than "monopoly", I'll e
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by monoideism 5y ago
I'm more or less in agreement with you on all of those companies except Twitter. Twitter is a notable exception and absolutely does have a monopoly on the social media sector as a "public square" - one which features almost e
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by monoideism 5y ago
A few of mine: - https://www.windytan.com/ (windytan: signal processing) - https://www.righto.com/ (Ken Sheriff: IC reverse engineering, vintage computing, misc) - https://jvns.ca/ (Julie E
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by monoideism 5y ago
Organizations pick up the morals/ethics of their leadership, and this is Tesla...
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by monoideism 5y ago
It may have happened to you, or you may have heard of it happening. Doesn't mean it's even slightly acceptable.
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by monoideism 5y ago
While unlikely, it's also premature to call the genetically-engineered scenario "wrong". I agree it appears improbable at this point, but when the most likely scenario appears to be a lab escape, I'm hesitate to categori
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by monoideism 5y ago
How many do you want? If I post one link, you'll likely say it's not enough. Same with two links, etc. I'm hesitant to engage with this kind of request, but I did. In any case, I can tell you that there was a definite narrati
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by monoideism 5y ago
> So can they be considered domesticated just because they were raised in a cage? Yes, most definitely. Over many generations. They're the same species as wild minks, but domesticated (just as dogs are same species as wolves, but do
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by monoideism 5y ago
No, that's just not true. The media repeatedly mocked even a lab escape scenario and boosted a handful of experts were favored a wild reservoir for the disease. Our "intellectual elites" have a bad problem now with moral&#x2F
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by monoideism 5y ago
That's not pedantic. Farm minks aren't wild animals, period. They're domesticated.
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by monoideism 5y ago
Belarussian population has been admirably fired up for quite some time. There have been multiple uprisings. But when they're up against armed militia and police, they can't do much (this is why so many Americans are adamant about
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by monoideism 5y ago
> Turns out Republicans are the ones who are less likely to live in a bubble of conservative beliefs That's not surprising, given that liberal beliefs dominant our cultural landscape (eg: mainsteam media, Hollywood, social media, te
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by monoideism 5y ago
> One side is advocating to be more aware of systematic racism and the other tried to incite revolt while rejecting the validity of our last election. One is advocating for a large discussion and the other is working against democracy. O
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by monoideism 5y ago
> It's a special kind of hubris to believe that despite over a thousand years of conflict in the region, The recent conflict in Israel/Palestine dates from the early 1900s, with a big acceleration around 1946-48. Prior to that,
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by monoideism 5y ago
Food deserts are a big problem. Most of the urban food deserts developed after major riots burned down existing grocery stores in the late 60s (and then again in the 80s in LA). New food deserts now exist in Minneapolis (and likely other ci
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by monoideism 5y ago
> Is this how you work? This is exactly how I've worked for a number of years now, for my home/personal/freelance work. Usually using a Chromebook netbook ssh'ing into my high spec home server. I'd do the same fo
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by monoideism 5y ago
Agreed. I think that's probably one of Golang's strengths (and I've used it a bit professionally several years ago). I can understand if they want to keep it hyper-standardized. For devs who want a more functional approach, t
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by monoideism 5y ago
That's what I thought, or at least suspected, so not sure why "UB" was listed as a Rust selling point.

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