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nilamo
3y ago
I started with the header file. It was a gentle warning of the madness in "a.c". At least it's well commented.
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nilamo
3y ago
That's 25% of Taskmaster haha
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nilamo
3y ago
Kind of sounds like Smalltalk?
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nilamo
3y ago
I wonder how much of that is due to the climate of the area, vs messaging (maybe when it's not from Asia, an origin is not mentioned?)
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nilamo
3y ago
> I am not sure I would use an open source db for payments This suggests a level of mistrust in postgres or a dozen other high quality, open source, production grade software. ...why?
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nilamo
3y ago
> An integer which references another data location is a pointer. A more useful, storage/serializable friendly, pointer perhaps.
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nilamo
3y ago
So if I try really, really hard, I can get the law to do what it's supposed to do without any effort on my part? How is that in any way a positive?
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nilamo
3y ago
Ok, but who's the culprit for "unknown caller"? If we don't have info, how do we go after them ourselves?
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nilamo
3y ago
If I can't use it, it is not real to me. If it is not real to me, it is, by definition, fake. Why is that bizarre?
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nilamo
3y ago
It's so funny(?) that we passed the TCPA in order to stop robocalls, but then never decided to actually enforce it.
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nilamo
3y ago
Can it not just be something that's done for fun, for the benefit of whoever made it?
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nilamo
3y ago
No, you're using winning in a much more tedious way than most people. If winning and losing were a spectrum, all those things you listed are very clearly much closer to winning than they are to losing.
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nilamo
3y ago
Right but the comment you replied to is just pointing out that there can be multiple winners. Coke and Pepsi both are winning, though your comments sound like you think one is a loser for not being top sales in beverage.
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nilamo
3y ago
If that's all it was, then why magicians specifically? Wouldn't that apply to all performing arts (musicians, actors, sales representatives, newscasters, etc)?
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nilamo
3y ago
I still find it infuriating that the punitive settlement for giving away extremely sensitive information was only... $34.34 per person impacted. Why even have laws or fines if they're so toothless?
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nilamo
3y ago
> On the other hand, would you choose to build a long-term business on top of Go, given that all that support comes from one company? Like Java? Or c#? Go is hardly unique in that it's developed primarily by a single entity. ...but
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nilamo
3y ago
How is a story about the government dictating the future by controlling information about the past relevant in a discussion about noise complaints? Referencing HOA-level pettiness seems more relevant. Unless your point was "anything t
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3y ago
It's even specifically called out that links directly to the pdf are not ok. > web links must point to this page rather than to a separate copy of the dvi, ps, or pdf file
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nilamo
3y ago
How far west? I'm in Michigan, and almost always lamb unless specifically mentioned otherwise.
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3y ago
I didn't realize lamb could fly.
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3y ago
My gut instinct is game developers or others in the asset pipeline, which have hundreds/thousands of obj, fbx, etc files laying around, and 3d editors such as Blender are not exactly fast to open if you just want a quick preview.
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nilamo
3y ago
You can still do that. And it'll still only run on one operating system, just like it used to.
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3y ago
It's always promises about the future, and never suddenly adding support for old products. Do people have any faith in the these sorts of notices, when nothing ever produced by the company has yet been supported that long?
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3y ago
So you lose everything everywhere in the event of a fire, flood, etc? That doesn't sound like an improvement...
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5y ago
Abortion isn't legal in all parts of the world, or even all parts of the USA. Your suggestion would make no sense at all for someone living in Texas, for example. If people are forced to have children they know in advance they can&#x