pitaj

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1651.
by pitaj 10y ago
Hasn't it been accepted as pretty much fact that Europa has a huge ocean for a while now?
1652.
by pitaj 10y ago
No. He would say that the stealing is the initiation of force so use of force in retaliation is justified.
1653.
by pitaj 10y ago
With Signal, there is no way to see who has received or read messages, which is especially annoying considering that they have a "mark as read" button on the notification (at least on Android). This is terrible for group chats, be
1654.
by pitaj 10y ago
What benefits does this have over Electron? Why why would I want to use Go on the integration side, and still have to use JS within the webpage? Most Electron apps I've seen have a slim wrapper of code in their main file to just initia
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by pitaj 10y ago
> Does that include ES6 ? Yes. > What parts of JS do they consider a subset of typescript ? Everything that's standardized. > Can i keep my type declarations in a different file than my .js code like flow does ? Yes. > How
1656.
by pitaj 10y ago
What do you mean by breaks?
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by pitaj 10y ago
The current IP situation is crazy. Copyright shouldn't exist for 100 years.
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by pitaj 10y ago
There's a plugin for syncing [1], what exactly are you looking for? [1] https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=lukasz-w...
1659.
by pitaj 10y ago
What is a basic human right, then? Your argument can be applied to pretty much anything.
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by pitaj 10y ago
> The problem isn't monopolized pharmaceuticals True. The problem is IP law. > nor is it too much regulation, it's too little IP law is a form of regulation > Other countries simply accept that there is a monopoly There w
1661.
by pitaj 10y ago
Many would say that these markets are poorly functioning due to government interference in first place, like these very laws, for instance.
1662.
by pitaj 10y ago
Honestly, I don't understand how anybody can honestly think that there can or should be a "right to be forgotten." These laws are an abomination of freedom of information and are incredibly naive.
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by pitaj 10y ago
> free market forces Many would claim that any implementation of IP violates the free market. Monsanto lives off of IP.
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by pitaj 10y ago
Money infiltrates politics because politics has power that normal money can't achieve. Remove that power from politics, and the money will leave as well.
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by pitaj 10y ago
> Europeans had been promised and conditioned that their countries would give a shit about privacy Do Europeans really care that much about privacy? As an outsider, I don't see much fighting for privacy coming from Europe. > blat
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by pitaj 10y ago
Can you explain a little more? I'm not sure exactly what you're saying. Is it the same dep in both sections?
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by pitaj 10y ago
If this were true, then the richest eould have the most children, but they don't. PFL should be up to the companies to decide on, and UBI should give people the freedom they need to raise a child.
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by pitaj 10y ago
S E M I C O L O N S E M I C O L O N S
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by pitaj 10y ago
> replace current systems of welfare Yes. The broken, trapping, inefficient, bloated, bureaucratic messes that cost way to much and don't help people nearly enough.
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by pitaj 10y ago
Probably [node-fetch]( https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-fetch )