moocowtruck

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by moocowtruck 6y ago
Sure if they can get back to family that is fine, but that is a small fraction of the issue, most of my work is in international adoption with special needs kids that rot tied to a crib with the occasional porridge in a bottle shoved down t
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
I've adopted two special needs orphans from another country.. and the childhood trauma is by and far the worst thing for a child. I could ramble on for a long time about this! What we need are more caring people to adopt, and put their
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
just goes to show bugs dont matter, whats the penalty after you're rolling in the cash
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
sincerely curious, what are the limitations and problems of emacs? I use both vs code and emacs. I've been using vs code a bit more these days because I feel like the UI itself is a bit more powerful and modern. I've also come to
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
https://github.com/kahole/edamagit
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
hmm in terms of neomacs, is this what remacs was trying to do but in rust?
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
can i say T : SomeConstraint ?
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
generics in go will be a great addition, also it is important to realize generics in java and go are different such that go uses structural typing vs nominal
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
You're welcome
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
i like it too when i'm on windows, but it does feel a tad slow to me, what would be the cause of that? is that powershell core or the terminal that has that slow responsiveness?
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
except it works perfectly fine for practical engineering solutions soooo ??
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
why can't people talk about products that tackle the problem if people are advertising other projects even if they are foss ? I'm ok with a solution free or not if it solves the problem i need
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
there needs to be extremely large fines for data breaches, something needs to be done so companies take your data more seriously...clearly with the amount of breaches that happen they don't
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
they are mired in ethics battles instead of making a business. Should business that shit and ethic later
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
part of my job is to monitor tor and find people from using it, easier than you'd think.. so i wouldn't bankshot on that alone
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
these people are crooks why would FSF endorse them?
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
why would republicans be for giving 1 billion to smithsonian? or some of these other random places?
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
i don't subscribe to one side or the other, they all seem like idiots
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
what a dumpster fire.. seriously why can't we get an actual covid relief bill?
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
easier to fix the slower rust to make it faster than the fast closer? or easier to make the clojure faster than some decent rust code?
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
curious, how many years does it take to read and understand a paper like this? I looked and the thing is pretty dense and to me at least seams very difficult to read. I'm just not sure because I will see some programmers sound like the
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
i feel like this is missing the point..
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
common? literally didn't work on the 6 different unix systems i just tried
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
seems like cool idea, feels kinda slow for 'minimalist' what does actually mean by use of that word here
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
but what does that have to do with me not wanting hackers to know what type of projects power my company, or unreleased things we're building? a whole slew of things that i would not want people seeing...thats why the repo is _private
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
not only that but internal projects that one can glean information from just by knowing or seeing their existence and how they are constructed. or for yet unreleased things.. I'm surprised the few comments in this thread don't con
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
hopefully private repos on github are safe
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
thats because all the times the weatherman could have got it right, i could have guessed the same...its the hard stuff i want a weather man for, and its the hard stuff i want an AI for..
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
title is incorrect it is IN FACT 955 stars
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
why wouldnt people want truffleruby in CI?

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