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nhooyr
3y ago
> Private medical care is in most circumstances illegal in Canada and they have large enough wait lists that people are dying in large numbers waiting for medical care. Medical tourism to Canada is a non-starter for Yanks. Can you cite
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nhooyr
4y ago
> It’s correlation all the way down. We should strive for truth but know that we will never achieve any. No, so far that too is just a correlation. We don't know what's all the way down, absolutely no clue.
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4y ago
> Their normal plan is to steal keys by compromising users and computers. This is in contrast to the normal "hack" that works by finding and exploiting bugs in code. That's the primary way hacks are conducted by most hacke
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4y ago
Nope, Canada is also a holdout :(
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4y ago
He's not wrong. Certainly when it comes to the full scope of being a programmer, Linux and BSD are your only real options. You can't easily add a new filesystem or screw with the kernel on macOS/windows without having to buy
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nhooyr
4y ago
An explanation of how this works and what makes it novel would be nice. I'm not familiar enough to understand how this is better than Cgo.
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4y ago
> it's pretty old tech that is very inefficient. There is nothing about Rust or C++ that make them faster than C. In what way are the root servers inefficient?
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4y ago
What static analysis tools are you referring to for C?
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4y ago
What do you mean US-style? As far as I'm aware, such debate clubs exist all throughout the world. The most famous of which are probably the Cambridge Union and the Oxford Union both in the UK.
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4y ago
Absolutely agreed. I see so much bullcrap being peddled by people on hackernews and reddit it's absolutely maddening. People hide behind having a source like it's an immovable shield that protects them against having to perform th
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4y ago
> Why wouldn't you post something just because you won't make a bunch of money off of it? Why does anyone do anything? There needs to be an incentive.
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4y ago
At least in BC, EDLs have been phased out :(
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nhooyr
4y ago
You still need your birth certificate or citizenship card. https://help.cbp.gov/s/article/Article-1280?language=en_US
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4y ago
This blog post is inaccurate. The only information an error is required to implement is their string representation. You can add whatever you want on top, there are no further restrictions.
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nhooyr
4y ago
You can trivially sidestep this with a main shell function called at the end of your script. https://github.com/terrastruct/d2/blob/729b12685af79bbdaf4b3...
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4y ago
Epic hasn't lost. The case remains ongoing as far as I know.
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4y ago
Oh, I'll note that we should test this once we have windows releases.
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4y ago
For windows you'll have to build from source for now as we don't have prebuilt releases. install.sh cannot run on windows anyway afaik unless windows now has a POSIX shell interpreter? We're likely going to add a chocolatey p
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4y ago
noted for the VS Code plugin: https://github.com/terrastruct/d2-vscode/issues/8
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4y ago
To further elaborate, the output is an SVG so you can embed it into your DOM and then add make it interactive like any other part of the DOM. Though until we set each svg node's ID to its D2 ID, you'll have to add event handlers b
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4y ago
Whoops, sorry. I opened https://github.com/terrastruct/d2/issues/140 to address. For now, we zoomed the gif in so you can see it better. And we added a syntax example front and center.
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4y ago
What version of macOS are you using? We built on macOS 13.0 with go1.19.3. If you're subsantially older, you'll probably have to install from source due to the c dependencies. See https://github.com/terrastruct
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4y ago
Ridiculous. Get a hold of yourself.
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nhooyr
4y ago
You could just open the path again?
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nhooyr
4y ago
No, you made a straight up false claim. He was merely estimating at an unknown.
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4y ago
Why should students be able to get loans for degrees with poor economic outlook? I don't think that's a good investment for the government.
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nhooyr
4y ago
Terrastruct engineer here. The visualization will be open source though I can't say for sure yet whether it'll be with our layout algorithm or with https://github.com/dagrejs/dagre .
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4y ago
It's clearly the "universal" that's the problem there...
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nhooyr
4y ago
Will you miss Switzerland?
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4y ago
What texinfo manuals? Who sells them? Genuine question, never heard of this before.
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