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by pas 2y ago
it is politics of the highest order (in the original sense affairs of the city(zenry)) that said asking why this has been flagged is probably futile, people flag things they don't want to see, don't want to interact with it, so it
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by pas 2y ago
They were, but ... if you don't know what to look for you probably don't find it! Apparently it's not something you can simply dissect and point at it easily. (Otherwise people would have found it. Though it still happens fro
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by pas 2y ago
You can get it done anywhere around the world in a private setting likely for 10% of the cost. https://ujbudamedicalcenter.hu/en/prices/ And if you go in the summer you can enjoy the warm night breeze of Budapest
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by pas 2y ago
Bash script (without -e) continue merrily even if the last command's exit status is non-null. PHP also ignored errors out of the box (even has @ to suppress error output), but error_reporting(-1); is basically how every sane framework
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by pas 2y ago
Could you elaborate on that, please?
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by pas 2y ago
Most of those forks twiddle a lot of low-level knobs, and if Google does not want to support those then the forks will have a hard time anyway. The big problem is that aaaaaalll these forks are still just a tiny tiny tiny drop in the bug mo
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by pas 2y ago
Go is definitely a step up from C (and from C++ in many important ways), but maybe they could have spent a tiny bit more of that deep thinking about the problem of error handling, so they would have come up with something better than `if er
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by pas 2y ago
That might be so, and it's okay to kindly tell them that, but to me it seems the community is pretty abusive regarding the researchers sometimes. (Well, and ... in general, Scala drama was not unheard of over the years, powerful langua
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by pas 2y ago
They mentioned SHA-256 as an example, here -- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43483313
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by pas 2y ago
Thanks for the details! (It's not a residential IP, it's a VM at Hetzner.) >If you don't follow the practices the industry publishes, they don't relay the traffic. They are sending us email, we forward it, Gmail throt
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by pas 2y ago
Small claims works (arbitration too), it should be used more. (But people somehow think that arbitration is fake, but of course ignore all the downsides of the public courts. And of course what people who have given it a few minutes of thou
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by pas 2y ago
> [How] would you provide evidence ... You don't sue people for fun, right? It's either they did something to you and you have damages, costs, paperwork, records, CCTV footage, medical examination records, whatever, or you want
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by pas 2y ago
Care to elaborate on which changes do you consider a mistake? --------- To me the goals are sensible the flagship goals (for 2025H1 for example [1]) are all about DX and focus on downstream devs and their needs (all hands, Rust in the kerne
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by pas 2y ago
It's a fundamental misreading of the situation. Language geeks want language geeking, what Scala users want is a "faster horse". (Faster compiler, nicer project/package manager [sorry sbt], incremental compiler, LSP-comp
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by pas 2y ago
so my personal domain just needs to send newsletters to millions of people, or ... how exactly? what's decent size? how frequently?
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by pas 2y ago
MS flat out refuses to unblock our IP on their "outlook protection" racket despite many attempts through their self-service website. Our IP is the same for the last ... ~5 years now? Is it because we did not buy a /24? is it
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by pas 2y ago
did people had that much usable silk in one place back then?
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by pas 2y ago
how come they didn't raise the platform and put "pillows" on it? :o
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by pas 2y ago
Did it existed for submissions? I only saw it for comments.
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by pas 2y ago
He's not some kind of 0-24 robot, come on. (Yes, I also think it's HN related.)
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by pas 2y ago
I can easily sympathize with those who want HN to be some kind of bubble to where they can escape from the/their troubles. (Using the flag feature for this is not what I would do, or ever did.) I use https://hckrnews.com it
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by pas 2y ago
Unfortunately it's becoming the norm. (Not to mention that in many places with de facto one-party this was also the norm since their first day on the internet.)
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by pas 2y ago
I believe people make roughly similar amount of noise depending on the situation, but we are not there to hear it. (And in case of many people from eg. South American or African countries this is not a completely new situation so.)
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by pas 2y ago
Complete disregard for any kind of due process for a Canadian seems absolutely new. (Either she's a criminal and they charge her or she's not, and ... escort her to the airport as she said she is willing to go and pay for the flig
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by pas 2y ago
how can I check the valuation? is there a rough graph for that? thanks!
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by pas 2y ago
> "It'll never be this cheap again." likely true, as it will be even cheaper until it collapses. (in inflation adjusted dollars)
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by pas 2y ago
this seems like one of the perfect occasions to take a more charitable view. people get overloaded with things they can't do much about.
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by pas 2y ago
it was in the top 20 for the day on https://hckrnews.com/
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by pas 2y ago
I don't even understand why they are not including them. It's not like this amazing EU page will steal their clicks (and eyeballs). It's probably the old news mindset, where they are the record. :|
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by pas 2y ago
I would start here https://digital-markets-act.ec.europa.eu/questions-and-answe... then https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_25_...

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