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by onei 6y ago
I would point out that they called rascists trash rather than white trash, but perhaps the two are synonymous in the US. More generally, those that are poor and/or unemployed can be stirred up using a scapegoat. Speaking from personal
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by onei 6y ago
I'd say that's the more sensible decision if you want to maintain syntax. You can grep for {{{ without false positives matching {{. Conversely, it's harder to find places where == was used when === should have been used (alth
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by onei 6y ago
One example in the article was trauma, which seems reasonable. Home situations for children vary wildly and I wouldn't expect children to be mentally equipped if they're exposed to abuse, bereavement, etc. Teaching them to virtual
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by onei 6y ago
Before the lockdown, my company always provided the option of working from home if needed. Maybe you had childcare, maybe your car was in the garage. But the general default was to be in the office. How we worked reflected this - often we&#
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by onei 6y ago
I find it hard to believe that an anti-fascist movement would happen to use a symbol used by the most well known fascist movement in living memory. Perhaps this is like the tactics applied by Boris Johnson to distract search results. Now an
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by onei 6y ago
My question as well. I can only assume the points are so damning that someone is trying to erase it.
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by onei 6y ago
> I think Python2 will be 2050's COBOL. I expect otherwise. My company has various tools and applications that weren't migrated to python3 and it's getting harder and harder to support then as dependencies keep dropping su
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by onei 6y ago
The paper by itself is questionable. It's apparently peer reviewed, but no journal is willing to publish it for now. One author asked for their name to be removed while others reviewers have dismissed its authenticity. It comes across
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by onei 6y ago
As far as I can tell, there's checks on criminal history, but not much else, but I'm happy to be corrected. Furthermore, those checks are dependent on state record being populated to a federal database and there's a suggestio
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by onei 6y ago
1. Sells guns in supermarkets. I searched for "Walmart guns" and got picture of guns on shelves on the Walmart website. I also found articles about panic buying ammunition during lockdown, and calls to reduce the range of guns on
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by onei 6y ago
I, much like I imagine you to be, grew up in a country where guns are restricted and rare. In the US, that's not the case and any attempts to restrict gun ownership meets huge political hurdles. Even if those restrictions are what othe
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by onei 6y ago
I don't get how this solves anything, regardless of the legal or racist accusations already discussed. The aim is to surface black-owned restaurants. But the solution is to remove the delivery for those restaurants. Do they have a filt
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by onei 6y ago
Realistically, compilation speed is something every major language is going to try to improve upon to improve adoption. I haven't looked at the internals of the go compiler, but it seems a bit simplistic perhaps in the interest of impr
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by onei 6y ago
Incremental compilation results are subjective. If you just changed the file with "main" in it and there was nothing else in there, I'd expect it to be faster than changing a file at the bottom of the dependency tree as you t
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by onei 6y ago
I'll leave organ harvesting to those who know more about it than me then :) I'm curious though. If you have to only just be dead to have your organs harvested, how do doctors get there quickly enough for them to still be useful?
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by onei 6y ago
It looks like Wales and Scotland already have this policy in place. Northern Ireland does not, but I'm not too surprised given that health is devolved to the government of the country and NI didn't have a government for 3 years. I
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by onei 6y ago
I have zero problem with whatever usable organs I have remaining going to someone who can make better use of them than my cold, limp corpse. It's not like I have a need for them anymore and it could save at least one person's life
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by onei 6y ago
How did you get to six? Is that just sending a single packet without dealing with responses? Never thought about this before so I'm curious.
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by onei 6y ago
One of the things that puts me off investing in Rust day-to-day is the lack of v1 packages in areas like this. I notice I'm not alone based on the results of the annual Rust survey. What do you imagine v1 will look like for Tokio compa
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by onei 6y ago
One example of a standard software might comply with is MISRA C [1]. For that, you ignore a large chunk of the C language to something much less prone to bugs. Others might be HIPAA compliance, how you handle personal information to be comp
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by onei 6y ago
Disable JavaScript and reload. Whoever made the paywall was smart enough to detect incognito mode, but disabling JS apparently didn't occur to them. It works for most paywalls surprisingly.
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by onei 6y ago
> There isn’t a legal requirement to have gone to programming school before one can practice software development. (And a good thing too!) The vast majority of developers cannot kill you if they screw up. In the cases where that isn&#x27
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by onei 6y ago
> Unit and integration tests aren't punishment inflicted on inferior developers: they'd an extremely useful tool that makes your life easier and your team more productive. I can't agree with this more and also find the rev
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by onei 7y ago
Looks like it got reverted as quietly as it was released, but here's a link with some info: https://9to5google.com/2020/04/10/gboard-google-logo-spaceba...
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by onei 7y ago
It depends how you quantify better. If you mean easier to hire developers in, provides higher levels of abstraction, etc. then modern programming languages are generally better. If you value stability and cost, as those who own these COBOL
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by onei 7y ago
I also find myself reaching for apt/yum/dnf/apk for standard tools when creating a container rather than building everything from scratch. It seems odd to me to waste time doing what someone else does well already.
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by onei 7y ago
To me that speaks more about the wage disparity between normal folks and those working on Wall Street, etc. No one needs that much money, and someone willing to take such a pay cut yet still be well above the average only exposes that truth
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by onei 7y ago
Is that by design, necessity or compiler/language deficiencies? I'm curious if this is something the language hopes to improve on over time in the name of fearless concurrency or it's simply not possible.
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by onei 7y ago
Also, cooking for yourself forces you to learn about the cost of food and how to budget. Sooner or later, you're forced to cook something from scratch because because it's cheaper than takeaway or pre-made alternatives (and genera
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by onei 7y ago
I'd second that. I've also used old revisions to try and figure out when a particular bug I've found was introduced too. Depending on how long it's been there can help you assign a priority, e.g. minor bug has existed fo

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