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by nothrabannosir 7mo ago
It is a faithful translation of the original Dutch. Dutch is structurally very similar to English so this type of nuance carries over pretty much intact. Dutch: “Dat was niet enkel onzorgvuldig, het was fout.” English: “That was not just ca
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by nothrabannosir 7mo ago
I strongly recommend having a look at the mailing list to get some context: https://sourceforge.net/p/sbcl/mailman/sbcl-devel/thread/CAF... and https://sourceforge.net/p/sbcl&#x
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by nothrabannosir 7mo ago
I would ignore any HN content written by a ghost writer or editor. I guess I would flag compiler output but I’m not sure we’re talking about the same thing? I’m on the internet for human beings. I already read a newspaper for editors and bo
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by nothrabannosir 7mo ago
In a conversation about magit, this is comparing jumping off a sidewalk to powered flight.
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by nothrabannosir 7mo ago
(tangent of the decade : prefixing your debug printfs with NOCOMMIT helps catching them before commit :) sample precommit hook and GitHub ci action I wrote is at https://github.com/nobssoftware/nocommit but it’s just a
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by nothrabannosir 7mo ago
Nix doesn't make sense if all you're going to use it for is building Docker images. It only makes sense if you're all in in the first place. Then Docker images are free.
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by nothrabannosir 7mo ago
Yes just to be clear I edited that original commnt from “there’s no law he’s breaking” to “for every such law, there’s another one which exonerates him/them”, so technically speaking I think we agree: he is breaking laws. my impression
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by nothrabannosir 7mo ago
Ok fair point.
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by nothrabannosir 7mo ago
> 2.) Trump was convinced of felony. That does not apply to him, because he is a president. There are cases for which Trump should have been tried, but the NY one about mislabeling funds was not one of them. It was a massive reach, a
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by nothrabannosir 7mo ago
I wish you made some concrete points rather than condescendingly rephrasing your opinion different ways a few times. SCOTUS has actively thwarted the current administration’s efforts : - tariffs - national guard deployment - foreign aid - d
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by nothrabannosir 7mo ago
Yes I think we agree? I was even thinking specifically about John Deere but I’ve never bought a tractor so it seemed a gauche comparison :)
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by nothrabannosir 7mo ago
Which actual law should send them to jail? The law is constantly applied to Trump and his administration. The judicial branch keeps reining him in: National guard, ice, tariffs—-literally TFA for Pete’s sake. Parent post isn’t about any spe
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by nothrabannosir 7mo ago
If the lesson by now isn’t “be careful wishing for powers you don’t want the other side to use against you” then I don’t know what will drive that home…
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by nothrabannosir 7mo ago
Then we would stop checking them into our source control repositories.
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by nothrabannosir 7mo ago
By allowing them to benefit from the work of others who do. Directly or indirectly. I’m not good at car maintenance but I would benefit from an environment where schematics are open and cars are easy to maintain by everyone: there would be
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by nothrabannosir 7mo ago
The GPL exists for the benefit of end users, not developers. It being a chore for developers who want to deny their users the software freedoms is a feature, not a bug.
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by nothrabannosir 7mo ago
I mean fair in conversation, not in negotiation. We're talking about worker's comp here. In this thread specifically, the UK is brought up as having generally "better" severance packages. But that's only half the st
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by nothrabannosir 7mo ago
Double counting the notice period is unfair IMO. You already pay for the notice period by having the notice period when you want to quit. Companies having to pay you the notice period when they fire you is symmetrical and IMO is not a sever
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by nothrabannosir 7mo ago
The aws cli has a set of porcelain for s3 access (aws s3) and plumbing commands for lower level access to advanced controls (aws s3api). The plumbing command aws s3api get-object doesn't support stdout natively, so if you need it and w
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by nothrabannosir 8mo ago
> He made a bold claim that one day it might reach $100k per coin. I remember thinking it sounded unrealistic - and even if it wasn't, I wasn't going to break my rule. > ... The opportunity cost came out to tens of millio
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by nothrabannosir 8mo ago
This is ironic in the context of Dang’s opening comment on this sub tree.
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by nothrabannosir 8mo ago
I never had this integrated with an editor but maybe I didn’t try hard enough. With CDKTF, a stock typescript IDE automatically has tab complete for every provider you want. That + being able to use functions, variables, loops, arrays, and
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by nothrabannosir 8mo ago
Couldn't disagree more. I have written both TF and then CDKTF extensively (!), and I am absolutely never going back to raw TF. TF vs CDKTF isn't declarative vs imperative, it's "anemic untyped slow feedback mess" vs
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by nothrabannosir 8mo ago
undo-tree-visualize is easily one of the biggest wow factors for unfamiliar users. Cannot unsee, cannot go back.
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by nothrabannosir 8mo ago
Or please just put the prompt in a blog post instead.
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by nothrabannosir 8mo ago
Totally of the same persuasion as you, I'll say I did hear a very good counter point when Magnus Carlsen said in an interview at 30 he feels he can't compute lines as deep as he could previously, and his edge is now his experience
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by nothrabannosir 8mo ago
"It begun my psychosis" is a literal statement. Maybe if you miss that sentence, the rest can fly under the radar. Assuming one also ignores the commonly reported correlation between homelessness and mental illness. But try and ha
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by nothrabannosir 8mo ago
That sounds like another problem then :) In the EU (or maybe just my country of origin?) there is certainly statutory warranty. Length and coverage varies per product category.
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by nothrabannosir 8mo ago
> ... the vendor tells them to go the manufacturer... Maybe this is the problem. Retailers should cover the statutory warranty on any product they sell.
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by nothrabannosir 8mo ago
In this particular case they had an upcoming court date in SF.

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