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by oefrha 2y ago
Nice, the most jarring difference to me is when you scroll up in Photos or Settings, the topmost area isn’t blurred.
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by oefrha 2y ago
Have you followed the situation at all? Activists have been constantly screaming about censorship and sometimes unjustified bans on Facebook and co. since last year. [1] is just one of the dozens/hundreds of reports/accusations yo
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by oefrha 2y ago
No, TFA is mostly about making errors consistent in a large application, while exception (vs error as standard return value) is largely about easier bubbling, which is one thing TFA hardly talked about (maybe I missed it, I only skimmed the
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by oefrha 2y ago
Unless you want to re-log into and re-enroll every service you ever signed up for when you get a new device (which is when lots of people get rid of their old device, it’s even what device manufacturers recommend, see trade-in prompts when
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by oefrha 2y ago
You can write down your password anywhere and copy it to any other piece of paper at any time. You don’t need certain brands of paper blessed by a consortium, or have restrictions even when copying to a blessed brand of paper.
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by oefrha 2y ago
> The naming system is not idiomatic Go. Underscores are commonly used in names in generated code to avoid conflicts (this applies to all sorts of codegen, not just protobuf). You can easily have both Foo and FooBuilder messages in your
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by oefrha 2y ago
Like the sibling said, there's a complimentary _builder struct generated with a Build() method. For instance, for the sample message in the blog post, here's the public API of the generated _builder: type LogEntry_builder stru
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by oefrha 2y ago
> There's no there there. You mean, like the DoD antivax campaign [1], which Meta explicitly allowed to continue after warning DoD their campaign was obvious to them? The same Meta that constantly publishes blog posts about them tak
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by oefrha 2y ago
1. There may be users who think I’m going on a flamewar tangent. I may think so myself about similar comments on a variety of topics, but IMO top-down censorship of pro-Palestinian content is something you can’t get around when discussing t
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by oefrha 2y ago
“You provided a single link so all the evidence in the world is that single link” is some lame trolling. The topic has been reported many times over since last October/November, with letter to Treasury Secretary [1], op-eds, hearings a
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by oefrha 2y ago
It’s definitely not “purely about economical war”. A large part of it was public support for Palestine and the perceived role of TikTok in it, which explains the timing of the ban and why it succeeded this time around. Evidence? Well, many
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by oefrha 2y ago
> The US didn't charge More like charged so exorbitantly up front so there’s no reason to additionally charge per use. My AT&T phone bill in the early 2010s was ~$80 as a single line or ~$50 per line as part of a family, which w
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by oefrha 2y ago
Few coffee addicts become zombies like opioid addicts, with or without coffee.
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by oefrha 2y ago
> rather live a long, happy and productive life dependent on cheap, legal opioids That’s BS. OxyContin addicts tend to experience withdrawal symptoms before the recommended 12 hours is up, they also develop tolerance, so they end up requ
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by oefrha 2y ago
Kim Dotcom’s enemies (the entire Hollywood, among others) are more deep pocketed than him. Purdue Pharma and McKinsey’s enemies are nobodies.
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by oefrha 2y ago
If you want to support OP, creating suspicious throwaway accounts indistinguishable from sockpuppets/shills is high up on the NotToDo list.
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by oefrha 2y ago
> pro-coffee lobbying group You’re underselling it. > ISIC comprises six of the major European coffee companies: illycaffè, JDE Peet's, Lavazza, Nestlé, Paulig, and Tchibo. https://www.coffeeandscience.org/about-i
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by oefrha 2y ago
Assassinations have been a thing for thousands of years and a lot more people were a lot more angry for long stretches of history. Trump alone faced two attempts this year (one almost got him, and killed a bystander). Shinzo Abe was gunned
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by oefrha 2y ago
I knew someone whose company put out $$$ senior job ads when they had a problem they couldn’t solve in house, then picked interviewees’ brains without hiring them.
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by oefrha 2y ago
Unless a not-too-gruesome death is somehow not concerning to you, knowing that rabies = certain death should be enough, And at least where I grew up, rabies = certain death is taught to kids in first grade, maybe even kindergarten.
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by oefrha 2y ago
Yes, gullible, impulsive gamers are worth more than most people would imagine. According to an industry insider who I talked to recently, a casino-like mobile game sold its users for ~$300 a piece, and that’s counting the majority of non-wh
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by oefrha 2y ago
Yeah, I’m saying it doesn’t even handle in-process concurrent writes very well, let alone distributed ones.
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by oefrha 2y ago
Forget about independent writers, Append() isn’t thread-safe (as in there’s no locking on .length; there’s no data race) so you’ll get constant conflicts with two goroutines logging to the same writer.
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by oefrha 2y ago
> It’s not programming. Even for software it’s often risky to remove code once it’s in there. Lots of software products are shipped with tons of unused code and assets because no one’s got time to validate nothing’s gonna go wrong when y
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by oefrha 2y ago
Now do sale of region-free DVD players in the U.S. In any case, it’s perfectly legal for me to make and sell a geo-locked device in another country, and it is the importer’s problem if fails to work elsewhere. That doesn’t tend to happen wi
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by oefrha 2y ago
That first sale has to be legal for the subsequent resales to be legal. Plus we’re not talking about (domestic) resales here, the topic at hand is questionable imports of products never intended for sale in the U.S. off Aliexpress.
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by oefrha 2y ago
Well without going totally offtopic I’ll just say the other article has a typical “Western” slant, is replete with stereotypes and little things blown way out of proportions to fit the narrative, it’s clear the author has no first hand expe
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by oefrha 2y ago
That’s laughably wrong. Exclusive distribution rights are probably enforced more strictly in the U.S. than anywhere else in the world. They are governed by contract law. In addition, many product categories need to be demonstrated as safe t
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by oefrha 2y ago
No, none of my Go wasm projects worked with TinyGo (maybe reflection support is better now, but I’m not going to start a new project in it just to find out midway that it’s yet another disappointment). TinyGo is not the language I want, but
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by oefrha 2y ago
So, I read that when it popped up on HN a while ago. As someone who know approximately nothing about El Salvador I found it quite informative. Then I checked out an article on the sidebar about a country where I have lots of first hand know

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