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by na85 6y ago
I've only ever seen the term written in an essay by a black author denouncing identity politics. What groups are you referring to?
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by na85 6y ago
Can you please be specific about what you read in my comment that makes you feel I'm a "d0uche"?
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by na85 6y ago
>Best landing page I've seen in a while Disagree 110%. No pinch to zoom, screenshots too small to see anything, no copy text as to what features it offers, embedded twitter which means it's probably loaded with javascript track
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by na85 6y ago
In most first world countries I'm fairly certain one can change their legal name.
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by na85 6y ago
My 4 year old daughter has a relationship with the corner of her blankie. His name is Corner and he has adventures with her. I'm more concerned about social isolation due to COVID than I am about Siri or Alexa.
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by na85 6y ago
>Isn't that a very solved problem? Not in my experience. Most solutions I've found tended to be more work/brittle than just emailing the file to myself, which is a sad statement about ad hoc file sharing. Other solutions
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by na85 6y ago
>Fun fact: the noise/space/aesthetics factors are referred to in the community as the "WAF" - Wife Acceptance Factor ;-) I work in Aerospace so I spend entirely too much time around pilots, amongst whom it's a co
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by na85 6y ago
>lower the quality of my life Quitting Facebook will objectively increase your quality of life.
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by na85 6y ago
>I am so sick of this 'stay in your lane' attitude. And I am so sick of the HN-trademark "I'm smarter than the average bear" arrogance that you display here. Pick an article about nuanced subjects like COVID vac
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by na85 6y ago
> the license require everything to be published under SSPL in very fuzzy terms that can even apply to OS kernel. Not even a little bit. From the SSPL itself: >However, it does not include the work's System Libraries, or general-
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Exploitable Overflow in Libgcrypt 1.9.0(dev.gnupg.org)
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by na85 6y ago
I don't pretend to be an industry expert but things seem different now, in this day of Everything-as-a-Service and subscriptions-as-primary-revenue-streams, from when Free Software first became A Thing. It's just so easy these day
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by na85 6y ago
I see no reason why shorts should be allowed to go beyond 100% of float.
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by na85 6y ago
It's troubling how blatant this is. They clearly have confidence that they will not suffer any adverse consequences, otherwise they'd have taken more steps to cover their tracks.
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by na85 6y ago
I haven't the faintest clue what point you're trying to make but I'm sure it's very clever.
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by na85 6y ago
>In an OO program all state is global, because you can't understand any given object's behaviour without knowing what its state is and what the behaviours of all the objects it communicates with are, and you can't understa
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by na85 6y ago
I mean in Java or C# there are "global" objects, being the Main class, I suppose. There's always a top-level construct. But my Sword class doesn't hold a reference to a NetState object.
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by na85 6y ago
I mean it's a bunch of people memeing on a stock. To call it a scheme isn't really accurate.
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by na85 6y ago
It didn't start as a pump and dump. It started last year with a guy who invested progressively more because he felt it was undervalued based on fundamentals. Whether or not Elon's tweet brought in a bunch of people who want it to
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by na85 6y ago
I disagree. Good OO is about encapsulation of concerns. Make a Client object and push data to it; let the class worry about the networking and sockets. Make another object to deal with the database. For sufficiently complex systems I don&
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by na85 6y ago
>sound-words Those are called onomatopoeia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onomatopoeia
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by na85 6y ago
Exactly. >it's cheap. Yes it doesn't last a lifetime. It lasts longer than most people think. I have a few IKEA dressers that I bought in 2012 that still look like new. Will they become antiques? No, but I only paid 80 dolla
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by na85 6y ago
>And he’s delusional about research skills of WSB posters as compared to Wall Street analysts. Certainly there's a crowd on WSB that are just sheep, but there is a minority of WSB posters that produce quality research and analysis.
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by na85 6y ago
>Sometimes I've got nothing but hate and vitriol for something and it'd be great to have a designated anonymous space where people can brood and lament. This is me with like 90% of tech, but instead of sometimes it's all t
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by na85 6y ago
I don't see how
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by na85 6y ago
>but web advertising and trackers are already responsible for a huge chunk of performance issues already. Indeed. The brave move would be to firefox to include built-in adblock, but I don't think Mozilla has the cojones. >Of cou
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by na85 6y ago
Ok? So the capitol Police are equally incompetent? Not sure what point you are making.
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by na85 6y ago
>There are people out there who fundamentally believe that no one should be able to think or speak free from their scrutiny. I think this is what the Republicans would have you believe, but I think the left extremists are more about simp
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by na85 6y ago
>Don't call a bunch of selfie taking hooligans insurretionists They had knives and zip ties and intended to take hostages. The fact that they are incompetent does not obviate their intent.
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by na85 6y ago
Who leaked it to you, then? > This was an internal memo meant for an internal audience to address an internal problem. Do you actually think this can address "the problem" or is it performance?

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