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1y ago
The moderation of this site is top notch and a key component of its quality, and I say that as someone admonished by dang more than once.
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1y ago
Exactly this! National defense is a sovereign need but it should not be above scrutiny for how the money is spent. Add to this the fact that the US Military is effectively a jobs program and there's little to no domestic return on that
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pstuart
1y ago
> the Left as the same illogical hate against the right Challenge accepted. Receipts please.
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1y ago
Not in these times, even here on HN. SMDH.
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1y ago
I recall various tech/data initiatives during that admin and my search came up with this: https://www.cms.gov/newsroom/press-releases/hhs-announces-ne... I don't work in healthcare but I do use their ser
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1y ago
Seems like a wonderful win/win opportunity to have the software be FOSS but enable small businesses to provide hosting/support/customization. The biggest win of all is if we had an open/extensible/maintainable data
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1y ago
Traceroute uses ICMP and can encounter the same problem ping does. This has come in handy instead -- https://linux.die.net/man/1/tcptraceroute Disclaimer: not a network engineer but dependent on packets going from
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1y ago
Rage baiting has value to certain groups.
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pstuart
1y ago
You'll need to license it if you want others to consider using it.
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pstuart
1y ago
Seems like judicious build tag/file extensions would allow for such optimizations with a fallback to no optimization.
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1y ago
If we can't get it right this time, there's no indication a reboot would be any better (because humans).
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1y ago
Let's not forget the cost of carbon emissions which are not normally accounted for in pricing fossil fuels.
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1y ago
Tariffs could help if they were strategically applied, but that's not happening.
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1y ago
such promise. such disappointment.
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1y ago
That's not what I was saying. And "winning" elections implies legitimacy but when that comes via gerrymandering, voter disenfranchisement, and possible vote tampering that claim rings hollow. If you actually believe in democr
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1y ago
I'm working on a project that is based on blockchain for the key purpose of making the data on it effectively available to all to add to and to consume -- basically providing a public utility for the data hosting. It's not a path
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1y ago
Well, the President of the Heritage Foundation (the ones behind Project 2025, which is the playbook they're following) has said: “We are in the process of the second American Revolution, which will remain bloodless if the left allows i
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1y ago
It's practice. Our next October surprise very well may be a false flag attack that will be the pretext for martial law. 10 years ago that would sound crazy but today it's very real. I wish very much to be wrong in my prediction.
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1y ago
> The Republican party is literally in control of Congress and the presidency And SCOTUS. They have seized power of all three branches and "checks and balances" are but a memory.
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1y ago
The cruelty is the point.
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1y ago
Striving for efficiency is laudable, but that wasn't the goal. It was to dismantle institutions that the Oligarchs and their minions wanted to destroy.
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1y ago
That is an issue, but it's important to signal to those paying attention that the resistance is there and to not give up. We've entered Civil War II and I fear it will have to get much worse before there's any chance of turni
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1y ago
It's a must watch movie -- there's multiple editions and you should watch the directors cut.
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1y ago
rsc is a rock star! I believe his focus now is on using AI to manage issues and PRs and such -- I'm sure it will bear copious fruit.
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1y ago
Z80 and 6502 for me, pre internet, which was a luxury of sorts I wish we all could go back to now and then.
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1y ago
I believe that Go can have GC disabled so that issue could be moot.
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1y ago
Yeah, by "Left" I meant "everybody who's not MAGA", because that's pretty much how they see the world. That "our" president is actively demonizing everybody who is not a loyalist fills me with dread.
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1y ago
The fact that anything that isn't fawning over the man is considered hate is what's scary. His assassination was instantly weaponized to foment even more hate against the Left. There was leftist terrorism in the 70's (e.g., T
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1y ago
Yuck. Kids these days!
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1y ago
I wasn't suggesting that approach, but yes, security will always be a concern.
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