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by parasense 3y ago
The main take away is: > Something that makes Zig harder to learn up front, but easier in the long run is lack of undefined behavior. Reminds me of the old discussions of Fortran Vs C, and specifically in the early times before C had a s
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by parasense 3y ago
There is also LVM2 in the picture, but I'm not pointing any fingers. My gut feeling is this smells like some cache type thing waking up to sync/flush buffers and the pointer they follow lands them in the middle of some unwanted re
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by parasense 3y ago
I'm not persuaded the issue as given by the Reddit OP is worth the lack of progress.
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by parasense 3y ago
Yeah, but also keep in mind the previous quarter announcement about the complete revamp of performance evaluation, and bonus payout. They have setup a situation where it's much easier for managers to under-evaluate employees. They are
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by parasense 3y ago
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) receives about half a billion dollars annually from Federal grants, and then channels that funding into subsidiaries like PBS and NPR. https://cpb.org/appropriation/history
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by parasense 4y ago
> If someone sold me support for a piece of open source software (like ISC and BIND) then I definitely would expect some level of ... The word you were looking for is "support". If there is something wrong with the "suppor
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by parasense 4y ago
Yeah, sounds cool. Regardless, I think we can all agree super compact massively heavy objects do in fact exist. We have pictures of black holes, we can see infrared time-laps images spanning decades of stars whipping around an undefined poi
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by parasense 4y ago
But we are in fact in the early stages of a slow train-wreck of a global economic meltdown. Investors wanting value out of stock is one thing, especially if the stock has a dividend. But this is not a dividend stock, so that tired trope doe
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by parasense 4y ago
> Musk fired everyone with access to the private key to their internal root CA, The way forward is to generate a new CA root certificate. > and they can no longer run puppet because the puppet master's CA cert expired They can re
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by parasense 4y ago
Yeah, exactly. Presumably caste discrimination is Hindu-on-Hindu. From what I remember from Humanities class, the low-tier caste are not capable of transcending the Hindu religious pyramid scheme, and... all non-Hindu's are by default
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by parasense 4y ago
So like... what about the way CA taxes people who live in other states... Seems kind of like hidden fees to me... folks livign out of state, but went on vacation to CA, or flew to the the bay area on a business trip, or whatever... The bigg
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by parasense 4y ago
> Which is a LOVELY anecdote, and COMPLETELY irrelevant to forcing 300 people on our project back to office. If meeting people from other teams is a priority, there are a myriad ways of doing do (I avail of many of them myself). Neither
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by parasense 4y ago
Oh yeah! SHRM.org is not biased on this topic at all, and their coverage of the topic is 100% objective! /s
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by parasense 4y ago
I always wondered how much intelligence they gather from the Go playground. Probably the data is too wild to make any use of, but then all the folks who have a clue using the playground as a kind of proof-of-concept play area... would be gr
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by parasense 4y ago
WTF did I just read? The first remark to start everything was sensational, and I'd love more specific citation to learn more about the claimed allegations. Then, seemingly out of nowhere, one individual went on a major rant about &quot
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by parasense 4y ago
> This ignores the rampant racist/sexist comments often made on IRC/BBS Nice straw man argument you got there... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straw_man But I'll take the bait... > Anyone who spent
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by parasense 4y ago
> However, when I have to join a cheesy townhall once a month to discuss diversity hires, it makes me feel like I have no right to feel proud of any accomplishments I've made within the company. I feel the same way, kinda... I'
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by parasense 4y ago
Ah good ol' California! The home of ironies like "Let's build affordable housing" and simultaneously "not in my back yard". You can replace "affordable housing" with other things, like improved elect
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by parasense 4y ago
I actually agree with the KeePass devs. There are two levels of local compromise, root compromise, and user level compromise. Both are really bad for the user, but if the root access was cracked then we can assume there is a key-logger at t
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by parasense 4y ago
I don't think most folks care about the licensing, it doesn't impact them playing table-top. That's why Hasbro is going after online games, anything on the block chain, or whatever their stupid rational is... Most folks will
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by parasense 4y ago
I'd like to point out the OP's author gave many examples of both EU & US websites, explained how both are probably not GDPR compliant, and explained how the US sites have been sued. I did not read to the end, but from what I r
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by parasense 4y ago
Yeah whatever.... Does anybody seriously believe this nonsense? Did Twitter killing off Vine also hurt academia? Because Vine and TikTok were/are substantially similar. Is the PRC behind this rhetoric, am I being paranoid? There was a
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by parasense 4y ago
Sounds like a funny idea. Create a variant of PH where 70% of the content is pictures of LA politicians, where the other 30% is porn, ideally the gay/trans porn category. Sorry gays, it's nothing personal on your specific kink, it
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by parasense 4y ago
> Yeah even if they threw out anything associated with this supposedly bogus search warrant it really seems like there's plenty to convince a jury that he did in fact defraud OfficeMax. There is a legal doctrine called something lik
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by parasense 4y ago
> If you're forging warrants, you are abdicating the responsibilities of your station. Those are strong words, and I fully agree with them. Prosecutors enjoy a nearly unqualified immunity, so long as they are doing their job they ca
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by parasense 4y ago
> Amazon as a multi-national, multi-billion dollar company can absorb the expense of employing him. That is a very charitable opinion. The idea that because a company is large enough, or profitable enough, that it therefore should be com
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by parasense 4y ago
> the effect is that companies have to be slower to hire when firing is that much harder. Sounds like EU labor policy causes a set of effects resulting in a kind of equilibrium, perhaps a Nash Equilibrium.
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by parasense 4y ago
That's clean modern Go. Doesn't seem very complex, but I'm unclear the reasoning for some things.... I'm not clear, and wondering why, it has to use unsafe pointers? Is it because the hashed types get pushed to the stack
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by parasense 4y ago
Well it certainly makes one wonder what else could have been the "Somewhere" from which the UK "gotta start"?a Off the top of my head... * Elon Musk + Twitter 2022 * Microsoft + Activision 2022 * Salesforce + Slack 2022
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by parasense 4y ago
The reparations for Poland has been ongoing since the end of WW2, however since Poland went into the Iron Curtain, the reparations they did receive were given to the soviet union, who didn't provide them to Poland. And by now the memor

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