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by orf 3y ago
Can you elaborate?!
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by orf 3y ago
I was excited to read about filtering within logging pipelines, however the article left me bitterly dissapointed.
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ESPN used fake names to secure Emmys for 'College GameDay' stars(theathletic.com)
2 points by orf 3y ago|0 comments
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by orf 3y ago
> I’m showing this email here on my blog as an insight into what it is to be Daniel, author of curl The only insight I can draw from this is that “Daniel, author of curl” has to sometimes ignore unwanted emails?
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by orf 3y ago
Some of these emails are from disturbed and/or desperate people. [1] and [2] for example. I’m all for having a smirk at some clueless people now and again, but some of these strike a darker tone and it’s a bit unsettling. At the end of
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by orf 3y ago
Are you saying that your neighbours literally tried to have you killed, you have strong evidence of this, and the police did nothing? Because… that’s just not really true, is it. It’s hyperbole, like most of your comment. Not to say that
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by orf 3y ago
This doesn’t answer the question, and doesn’t really help with hot reloading at all outside of the most basic examples.
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by orf 3y ago
I have and it’s exactly the same thing. No details, no source, unreproducible benchmarks and just ~75 people downloading the latest release[1]. There might be a good idea in there but just shoving it into a black hole is a shame. Oh well. 1
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by orf 3y ago
This doesn’t seem very interesting: there’s no source, the benchmarks are self reported, and the details in the forum post (??) are light at best. It’s basically just a forum post with a self-signed .exe download…
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by orf 3y ago
It’s a given that people on HN know how the internet works. It’s also (usually) a given on HN to not post unsubstantiated and pretty controversial claims with no additional interesting or intellectually stimulating context for people for pe
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by orf 3y ago
> No, they are the owners of the system, or at least most of then have a stake. Seems like a pretty simple statement to back up. Weird that you won’t.
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by orf 3y ago
You said most people have a stake, and I asked you to be specific about that. And you didn’t. When you say most people have a stake, are you saying 51% or above of people have a stake? Can you quantify that to clarify your point? 40% of Ame
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by orf 3y ago
Can you quantify “most” please? Specifically what do you mean that “most” labour has a stake in the system? Which companies have a labour majority stake, stocks or otherwise? Isn’t labour having most of a stake a more communist leaning syst
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by orf 3y ago
Citizens (aka labour) are not assets under a capitalist system?
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by orf 3y ago
10k… I’d take that. It’s 3 letters, which is rare I guess?
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by orf 3y ago
No idea, I don't drive. But both of those are a crash, regardless of the speed or model.
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by orf 3y ago
By this logic a car crash isn’t binary either, because the car could have always set on fire, or exploded, or fallen into a spontaneous black hole etc. It’s still a car crash regardless of the magnitude, and a collapse is still a collapse i
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by orf 3y ago
Idiomatic: https://godbolt.org/z/6ndYYxhx3 Original: https://godbolt.org/z/rPfEWPGc1 It’s cool to see the same code be generated. You can use “vec!” To stop it specializing the function in the len
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by orf 3y ago
What modern code are you referencing?
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by orf 3y ago
All used as well :(
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Conquistadores Del Cielo(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by orf 3y ago|0 comments
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by orf 3y ago
If you understand why it’s not the same as receiving an email, and why an owner of a resource is not obliged to allow people to use that resource for free and for their profit, then why make this thread to begin with?
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by orf 3y ago
That’s a subset of the behaviour beeper is enabling, so yes it is different. And you’re not sending it - you’re asking Apple to send it for you, and using their resources in the process. And, as you haven’t paid them a dime, they can rightl
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by orf 3y ago
> And Apple will accept emails from Android, Linux or Windows systems just fine. HTTP is not as close, but still more so than Bitcoin. No they won’t, not unless the emails are addressed to an active iCloud user. That has paid them.
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by orf 3y ago
Is really the idea that after taking an automated sampling of things posted online, some of those things will be things people post online, such alien one to you?
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by orf 3y ago
The UK has used self checkouts for 15 years or so now. They work fine, are quick and I’ve never seen an “obscure error message”. You need to wait for an attendant if you’re buying alcohol, but otherwise it’s seamless. Sounds like crap softw
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by orf 3y ago
Hey, I don’t pay for your computer or electricity but I’d like to run some programs on it to mine for bitcoin that I can sell for a profit. Please provision access ASAP, thank you.
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by orf 3y ago
Good? Or is a company only supposed to benefit the founders in that way?
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by orf 3y ago
$1 billion termination fee split between 900 employees = happy times. I’m sure that will happen.
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by orf 3y ago
$610k drained: https://twitter.com/zachxbt/status/1735292040986886648

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