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6y ago
that sounds like a good thing. It might have been good if the rust team themseleves had pre-squated get rid of all the common names arguments and have everyone use prefixed or unique names
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6y ago
Any view of identity politics that includes racial minorities but doesn't include white Christians (or especially white Protestant Christians who have different but overlapping identity with white Catholics (who also frequently have et
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6y ago
> Consent decrees are definitely an instance where the federal government is supervising the state, but the fact that they are doing something does not ipso facto mean that they should be doing it. This whole thread is about the differen
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6y ago
> Why should everything be federalized? Generally most policies are good or bad regardless of where you live. If a policy is good it should be wnavted nationwide so to benifit all citizens. More specifically this has to do with governmen
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6y ago
> There's quite a bit of variation. The basic idea behind charter schools is that they eliminate the union (that's almost literally their entire purpose). That's not the public position of charter schools. Charter schools
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6y ago
In what state? I've never seen minimums. Just the speed limit
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6y ago
No For one thing a board position isn't a job. Also for some reason whenever a company tries to fight discrimination some people accuse them of discrimination, it's wierd
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6y ago
I don't see how it's in any way or form reasonable. Of course a lot of jerks and trolls will have unreasonable and frequently racist assumptions that he "wasn't the most qualified" and that sucks
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7y ago
ignoring the pandemic doesn't work Allowing it to spread kill many more people and overwhelm our healthcare system would result in a worse economy in the medium term http://www.igmchicago.org/surveys/policy-for-the
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7y ago
Most economists say we should listen to health professionals and not re-open to early. And that if we do re-open too early its likely to cause more long term damage to the economy http://www.igmchicago.org/surveys/polic
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7y ago
He wasn't acting on it, and his lack of actions and untrue statements are part of the reason there are so many stupid conspiracies going around.
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7y ago
> The day we trash the electoral college is the day we destroy America. This is a crazy over-reaction. The electoral college is a stupid mistake of history, that doesn't do anything positive but does undermine faith in our political
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7y ago
> Or maybe you require brackets. Your style should require brackets, and probably not be a single line
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7y ago
what happens to the other threads? Are they killed? Can a malicious process use this to avoid being killed
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7y ago
To be fair if Republican Senators had simply done their jobs and removed him from office we would at least be in a somewhat better position today
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7y ago
Trump has absolutely no credibility or talent for handling it You say there are other people who can but this ignores the general corruption and lack of talent in this administration as well as the fact that Trump frequently gets in the way
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7y ago
This is very gullible. Trump is all show, anybody following him knows there's no secret 5-d plan there's just instinct and bad decisions made without thinking about the details. Also without getting all the data from background br
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7y ago
Yes you can definitely make something like Blazing Saddles today! But the main obstacle isn't snowflakes (lol) it's that not many comedians match up to Mel Brooks or Richard Pryor. At worst it might be more difficult for a white g
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7y ago
Because python link/binary is python 2, which you might also have installed Being able to rely on python being python 2 and python3 being python 3 is pretty useful
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7y ago
racism is a major problem and a how to fight racism in hiring as well as society is a real question. Asian minorities also suffer from racism but it doesn't necessarily work the same way or have the same stereotypes attached
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7y ago
I did one of these for C(or at least gcc/llvm c) but it's a lot harder to abstract over types in c so it's a bit more limited https://github.com/rtaycher/debug_print
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7y ago
reminds me of many video game developers.
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> How can someone look at healthcare, with its absolutely absurd outcomes, and not understand that it is precisely because of government interference that nothing makes any sense? Because they see how much of the mess is the markets faul
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7y ago
> Do they usually strike you as highly competent and efficient Far from all but,a decent number of them yes
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7y ago
that is not even remotely accurate
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7y ago
Rust * is a lot simpler * has a package manager * has type classes (like interfaces with default implementations) * doesn't have multiple inheritance or inheritance * much nicer unified error/exception pattern * amazing compiler
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7y ago
back when I did selenium (with python) I wait-ed for the wait for next page to load (html element becomes stale) and for textbox/checkbox/etc. you are selecting to be present with a few tiny helper functions. That took most of the
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Without question The sub relentlessly breaks the rules, raids other subs, never engages in good faith, spreads racist propaganda, serves as a breeding ground for white supremacists, is incapable of civil conversation. Like the president the
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7y ago
while python is object oriented in the sense that everything is an object it doesn't insist of doing everything via message passing. It's quite happy with basic data types and simple functions (plus decorators and context managers
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7y ago
Also as Jew born in Ukraine at the tail end of the Soviet Union I'm at least 90% sure this joke was created by a Jew
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