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by none_to_remain 4y ago
Nowadays the Reddit admins order the moderators around like unpaid employees and make the mods responsible for enforcing the sitewide rules.
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by none_to_remain 5y ago
My thought is maybe afterwards we will find out that each and every UKR fighter pilot was the Ghost of Kyiv
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by none_to_remain 5y ago
Also USG is another adversary
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by none_to_remain 5y ago
It's gonna be awkward when the browser's market share drops below Lynx but they have to keep working on it as a fig leaf
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by none_to_remain 5y ago
Pretty wordy way of saying "Who, whom?"
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by none_to_remain 5y ago
What value to the ecology are the practices of literal vultures? They eat the dead and moribund
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by none_to_remain 5y ago
A decision that maintaining an FTP client is no longer worth the effort and resources is fine, but instead there's this ... imperious attitude, that has come to characterize Mozilla even as their market share drops, diminishing any abi
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by none_to_remain 5y ago
I just appreciate that the Go Memory Model intro basically says "if you have to read this, you are probably wrong" and felt free to skip the rest.
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by none_to_remain 5y ago
A few hundred years ago they tried the Index Librorum Prohibitorum when they couldn't deal with that time's technological advance
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by none_to_remain 5y ago
I wonder if this effort will have the impact of a change.org petition
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by none_to_remain 6y ago
Political involvement is dominated by the privileged
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by none_to_remain 7y ago
Just because something is an allegation in a court filing doesn't mean much. The first time Trump tried his entry ban, I saw a court filing. It alleged that the state of Washington had defrauded the filer of, if I remember correctly, a
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by none_to_remain 8y ago
Sometime I think a game is too much like work, and it reflects poorly on the game. Too much grind, tedious... Factorio for me is too much like work, except I think it's a fine game, I just already often spend my day making systems to p
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by none_to_remain 9y ago
Note that it is "game workers" not "game developers" - this seems to be more along the lines of an "industry union" rather than a "craft union" - so this will tend to devalue technological skill.
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by none_to_remain 9y ago
Western society already went through this. Precursors of copyright law were spurred by the invention of the printing press. People who might use the press to spread unapproved politics or theology were to be denied access to the new technol
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by none_to_remain 9y ago
I would like to draw attention to Gallup's "Business and Industry Sector Ratings" as polled in August of 2017. http://news.gallup.com/poll/12748/Business-Industry-Sector-R... "Computer Industry
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by none_to_remain 9y ago
Amazon doesn't want to be in the retail business, they want to be in the logistics business.
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by none_to_remain 9y ago
There is no contradiction in this - supporting business' ability to make such rules does not require approving of every specific rule.
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by none_to_remain 9y ago
I don't know about SAG (movie/TV union) but I have known dozens of people in or trying to be in the NYC theater scene, and I never heard anyone say a good thing about Equity (theater union), only many complaints. Joining was an ar
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by none_to_remain 9y ago
At my job we do native C and C++, some Java, some C#, scripting in Shell, Python, and Perl. When the left-pad incident happened someone said something to the room about it, we all looked it up, and spent a good 15 minutes mind-boggled, laug
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by none_to_remain 9y ago
It is dry - https://lkml.org/lkml/2017/12/27/2
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by none_to_remain 9y ago
The fun thing to do here is hold them to this - consider any reprehensible statement by a bluecheck to be Twitter-approved.
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by none_to_remain 9y ago
"Over $1M" in total is not indicative of notable amounts of money laundering.
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by none_to_remain 9y ago
"Rendition Infosec" - give me a break, you were a peeping tom secret policeman, not a kidnapping secret policeman.
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by none_to_remain 9y ago
I recall explaining to a guy that the lock free hashmap was very easy to use as long as you never free()'d anything you put in it, in which case I had some literature and code on Hazard Pointers for him to take a look at...
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by none_to_remain 9y ago
I don't even get how this is supposed to be a criticism? Like this guy considers Linux an also-ran OS overall because it is only a bit player in one niche of "desktop OS"?