rangerelf

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by rangerelf 2y ago
Yes. "OOP" is a philosophy more than specific implementation details. I've programmed "object orientedly" in any number of languages, many of those with no object orientation helping syntax, like C, assembly, Forth
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by rangerelf 2y ago
It does (work over ssh). Pretty neat: reconnect to the host and you see all the terminals you left open.
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by rangerelf 2y ago
> My feed is full of racebaiters and anti-woke culture crap despite telling the algorithm I’m not interesting. I’m not sure there's much else left. I'm sincerely curious, why do you still have a twitter account?
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by rangerelf 2y ago
They are not the same thing.
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by rangerelf 2y ago
True, but the spirit of the law died a long time ago, and the vision originally created by the founders has been distorted and "mythified" in favor of the desires and vices of monied interests.
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by rangerelf 2y ago
I think it's a cool project even though I have no interest in downloading and running it, but it's a technological curiosity that might yield some insight of other things. If you're so hell-bent on knowing what differentiates
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by rangerelf 2y ago
The USA being "Free" has mostly been a myth. It's "Free" if you're a member of the owner class, else you're freedom is subject to the whims of politicians and the wealthy. Aristocracy, really.
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by rangerelf 2y ago
> I have a bug right now where in some race-condition situation the database is catching the issue with the constraints. I haven't found the bug yet (it's low priority) but at least it's not filling my database with invali
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by rangerelf 2y ago
All your examples miss the part about the company being a foreign government's psy-ops vehicle.
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by rangerelf 2y ago
That should be prominently displayed on all AI products: "This service will lie, hallucinate, and make up facts in order to continue the ongoing conversation, and is in no way a real expert in any field".
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by rangerelf 2y ago
Congrats!!
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by rangerelf 2y ago
"world's"
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by rangerelf 2y ago
Tell me you're a gringo without telling me you're a gringo.
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by rangerelf 2y ago
It's "just business" to the company, it's very personal to anyone affected by it. I find "it's just business" and "it's not personal" to be some of the most insulting and gaslighting phrases
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by rangerelf 2y ago
You can't just leave us hanging here, what happened? I mean, unless you're handcuffed with an NDA or something like that.
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by rangerelf 2y ago
"Thanks" for making me spit my coffee, that's hilarious but awesome; I will be using it in the future. :-D
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by rangerelf 2y ago
Magic can also be scary, so... the other kind of magical?
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by rangerelf 2y ago
It's not competition if it's actually dumping.
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by rangerelf 2y ago
What an privileged, entitled, disconnected, and insulting opinion you have. A student _loan_ is nothing at all like being a non-person OWNED by someone who can do whatever he/she wants with you, even use you as alligator bait. Here&#x2
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by rangerelf 2y ago
> Note: all that is in a flux now. Personally I trust Telegram less now as it seems the same exceptions the French has made for themselves can also be used by russia or any other terrorist regime. What made you believe that Russia hasn&#
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by rangerelf 2y ago
It's not, or at least not always. Most of the time it's to get them to actually do their job; shitty pay, bad or nonexistent oversight, corruption (or just "bribes") in higher levels too, conditionally applied rules, etc
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by rangerelf 2y ago
I bet that if this bit of history was more widely exposed, "tipping culture" would be exposed as the degrading practice that it actually is.
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by rangerelf 2y ago
This comment made me gag. "Tipping culture" has definitely gone too far. What about the pilot and other members at front? Do the tipped flight attendants kick some bucks over to them? It definitely feels like an abdication of resp
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by rangerelf 2y ago
Because here in the US the tip is considered part of their salary. No tip? You're not paying them for their work, it's no wonder they're ignoring you. And that can only be fixed with legislation.
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by rangerelf 2y ago
"Tipping" absolutely is a kind of bribe. Let's take police officers in México, for México, for example. One needs to pay bribes to get anything done. On the other hand, they have almost zero job protection, have absolutely
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by rangerelf 2y ago
I'm sure you can produce a link to that Orwellian metric's definition somewhere, right?
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by rangerelf 2y ago
And this is how we get trump as president. "Oh, Hillary is not a PERFECT candidate, I'm going to punish the Democratic party because of it and vote for Trump". Or, one of my favorites, "Those jerks, they totally passed o
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by rangerelf 2y ago
What a unfettered load of bullshit. Steal from "normal people" and nothing happens; steal from the owner class and _then_ see what happens. The pettiness of the crime doesn't matter, what matters is the class the victim belon
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by rangerelf 2y ago
LAN parties were/are a thing.
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by rangerelf 2y ago
In either case it would prompt closer examination. If the dev goofed, then good thing it got caught. If the dev is not trustworthy, then you have evidence of such untrustworthiness.

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