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by rascul 3y ago
Which does not do functionally more than the C version that was shared by inferiorhuman.
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by rascul 3y ago
C can obviously parse flags. See for example the plethora of C software that does so, such as many things from GNU Coreutils. There is no requirement to parse flags for the basic functionality of yes. You implemented that yourself. You can
693.
by rascul 3y ago
Glibc provides ld.so which can: --argv0 STRING set argv[0] to STRING before running Maybe that could be useful?
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by rascul 3y ago
> the Go code has MORE functionality (flag parsing) with LESS code. Your code does not have more functionality than GNU's yes as written. It's less code you have to write because of the flag parsing code that has already been w
695.
by rascul 3y ago
C can parse flags and there is no requirement here for it to parse flags.
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by rascul 3y ago
The requirement to parse flags is your own. You can remove it from your go program. You only need to parse one string, if it exists.
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by rascul 3y ago
I've never used a McDonald's bathroom where I was required to make a purchase. Sometimes the bathrooms are located around the corner from the counter, near a door, in such a fashion that the employees can't generally tell if
698.
by rascul 3y ago
Ahh, for some reason I completely missed that shred was involved.
699.
by rascul 3y ago
That doesn't seem right. I can delete nano's executable while it's running, and rm can remove itself. What am I missing?
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by rascul 3y ago
> They also ship closed source DRM in the browser which infringes on software freedoms. I thought it wasn't shipped with the browser but the browser asks if you want to download it when you first need it.
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by rascul 3y ago
It's in thousands so it should be $250,000,000? I don't know that I'm reading it right either.
702.
by rascul 3y ago
I think media queries have been the way to do that for awhile. Or I think there's some javascript trick to do it.
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by rascul 3y ago
sh is, but not the location. > Applications should note that the standard PATH to the shell cannot be assumed to be either /bin/sh or /usr/bin/sh, and should be determined by interrogation of the PATH returned by
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by rascul 3y ago
> A dog might as well speculate on the mind of Newton. I'm reminded of a scene from Family Guy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0z4vUU6bUo
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by rascul 3y ago
Oops. I had it in my head that it was.
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by rascul 3y ago
In the US, in some states, there can be many miles of road with no posted speed limit signs. Unless you're already familiar with the area, or there's other traffic on the road you can match speeds with, about the best you can do i
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by rascul 3y ago
Eclipse runs the Open VSX registry that VS Codium uses. Eclipse also has a fork of VS Code called Theia. https://open-vsx.org/ https://theia-ide.org/
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by rascul 3y ago
> That is a fact No, it's an opinion.
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by rascul 3y ago
That pattern is documented here https://rust-unofficial.github.io/patterns/anti_patterns/der...
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by rascul 3y ago
What was the copy/paste issue?
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by rascul 3y ago
Are there other companies that distribute closed source kernel modules that this could have implications for? Or is it just Nvidia?
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by rascul 3y ago
> It’s well established that you can’t use lethal force to protect property Except in Texas.
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by rascul 3y ago
> Look at the soldiers with the big gun in the picture in the article - they look like teenagers. I think 17 is the youngest the US military will accept.
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by rascul 3y ago
Maybe calling everyone with a car you don't like an incompetent idiot isn't the best way to go about doing things.
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by rascul 3y ago
> If you allow unqualified labor do "refills", there will be food contamination and people will die! If they're still the same machines from decades past when I worked at McDonald's then refilling the machine is just
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by rascul 3y ago
I'm confused because the issue seems to be about Crunchbits but most of the article seems to cover Kiwi Farms and only mentions Crunchbits once.
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by rascul 3y ago
> You're not free to not associate with people in the U.S. I'm not? There are certain exceptions, such as certain police interactions, or a court order, or protected classes when I'm doing business stuff, but I don't
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by rascul 3y ago
Some decades back I had worked at several different McDonald's and the ice cream machines were a major thing because so much revenue came from them. The machines were cleaned on schedule and the rare times they broke there was someone
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by rascul 3y ago
Here is how to properly use the inexpensive soft foam ear plugs: https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/mining/content/earplug.html What I often see people do is skip all that and just stuff it in the ear until it doesn&#
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by rascul 3y ago
When I enlisted into the US Army in 2006, a hearing test was done for all of us as part of the initial entry stuff. Then we had hearing tests every so often since, maybe every year or two. In my case, and I suspect for most, any hearing los

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