ohCh6zos

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   by ohCh6zos 4y ago

   I think this is a matter of opinion not fact. I have worked as a Go programmer for three separate companies and it may be the least readable, least understandable language I have encountered.
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   by ohCh6zos 4y ago

   You're right, it's freedom of association.
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   by ohCh6zos 4y ago

   I am an observantly religious person who contributed to the ACLU for identical reasons. I think it's sad to see how far they appear to have fallen. Maybe it's time to look to see if there are any strong replacements?
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   by ohCh6zos 4y ago

   Does Vessel give you any ability to interdict a site? Like let's say some time in the future a CEO decides to make an exception and kick off some undesirable site. Would you have to tell that CEO he's out of luck?
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   by ohCh6zos 4y ago

   People gunned down by the ATF for making machine guns seem to exist.
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   by ohCh6zos 4y ago

   I appear to have very different taste is programming languages than most programmers. The languages I think of as amazing don't tend to gain traction, and the ones I dislike tend to be very popular. I've never gotten the appeal of
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   by ohCh6zos 4y ago

   As someone who didn't get in early I don't think I have any reason to use Urbit.
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   by ohCh6zos 4y ago

   I loved the old version before they took away all the features and just left profile manager.
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   by ohCh6zos 4y ago

   >The working world is waaaaaaay better for me. Same for me, working seems so easy by comparison. You're absolutely correct. The people in my life who are the most vocal about loan forgiveness treated their time at university like a
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    by ohCh6zos 4y ago

    I ended up working 60 hour weeks to not take out student loans. People talk about having a good time at college but all I remember is getting up at 4am to go to my first job, doing class all day and working my second job until 10pm. No spri
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    by ohCh6zos 4y ago

    Any idea based on a hyperreality is vulnerable to being called out like the story of the emperor's new clothes. Anyone who benefits from the hyperreality has a vested interest in keeping the consensus.
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    by ohCh6zos 5y ago

    I find the math of programming incredibly satisfying from a craftsmanship perspective, but there are many tools that are unsatisfying inside programming.
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    by ohCh6zos 5y ago

    I'm looking at spending a massive amount of money to move somewhere remote. I can't stand cities.
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    by ohCh6zos 5y ago

    It’s a way to signal who they’re looking for without stepping into explicitly discriminatory language.
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    by ohCh6zos 5y ago

    Anything that causes a backslide to the point people are burning more fossil fuels would be an over allocation. So would any attempt to pull so much CO2 out of the atmosphere that caused a mass green plant die-off. It is possible to oversho
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    by ohCh6zos 5y ago

    Counterpoint. Because sex work is bad for once big tech is doing the right thing.
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    by ohCh6zos 5y ago

    People boycott oil companies all the time, why should the class of sex workers be different?
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    by ohCh6zos 5y ago

    To put it bluntly, because we don’t see value in those spaces.
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    by ohCh6zos 5y ago

    That was my first thought too, but if there's a generator for this it has been lost to time and retirements.
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    by ohCh6zos 5y ago

    My company has REST client that is a single 9,000 line Go file that I have nightmares about. By my estimate it is really a ~300 line program written by someone who hated DRY.
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    by ohCh6zos 5y ago

    I'm not sure I've seen evidence that they don't see them as fully human?
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    by ohCh6zos 5y ago

    Those seem like fair arguments to be made, although so do the counterpoints.
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    by ohCh6zos 5y ago

    Democracy means representing the will of the people. Do democratic processes produce better outcomes? Because the last 10 years of America would seem to indicate polling for the collective will is no promise of good outcomes.
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    by ohCh6zos 5y ago

    I adore this game, mostly because of what it is lacking. I know it isn't for everyone but I'm glad something like this exists.
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    by ohCh6zos 5y ago

    I think you hit the nail on the head. My governor appeared to be bending over backwards to vaccinate minority neighborhoods while at the same time it was incredibly hard for people with qualifying conditions to get a vaccine. This anecdote
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    by ohCh6zos 5y ago

    If this is gatekeeping then not all gatekeeping is bad. I want my pilots and surgeons gatekept to the degree it lets only the competent through. Likewise I want software gatekept to the degree it prevents poor software from being written.
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    by ohCh6zos 5y ago

    I've also seen companies ruin themselves and their competitive advantage in an attempt to go to the cloud.
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    by ohCh6zos 5y ago

    I know Apple has pushed subscriptions so hard but I just cannot stand them.
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    by ohCh6zos 5y ago

    Should web pages have this kind of API? We seem to be repeating the mistakes of activeX but this time with JavaScript.
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    by ohCh6zos 5y ago

    Ask yourself if the work makes the world a better place even if the company fails. That's my measurement of good work.