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691.
by rat9988 7y ago
The + symbol doesn't denote any particural operation mathematics. it widely used for vector space where commutativity is a condition though. A symbol's property depend on the operation, the multiplication symbol for example is co
692.
by rat9988 7y ago
d = d1 + d2 is way easier to parse.
693.
by rat9988 7y ago
I have seen uncharitable interpretations, but this one is one one of the worst.
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by rat9988 7y ago
How are spain's southern neighbors agressive?
695.
by rat9988 7y ago
This is due to the word meaning having multiple meanings.. Example: "The values we all shares are fundamental" We all know the meaning of the word values used in this sentence. we don't know it means what in this context, tho
696.
by rat9988 7y ago
Unless they think you cannot prove it.
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by rat9988 7y ago
>What bothers me is the people that are happy to be a <1 developer. We can't all be above average. So we are either all 1 developper, or some of us are bound to be less.
698.
by rat9988 7y ago
>it is evidence that they have excess market power. Tesla doesn't and they still dot it.
699.
by rat9988 7y ago
You failed to read his point. He is talking about their reputation, not whatever-happens-in-practice.
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by rat9988 7y ago
Install stylus on your browser and look for a hacker news dark mode.
701.
by rat9988 7y ago
What proof de we have against it.
702.
by rat9988 7y ago
Actually wikipedia has too much money. If anything we should stop giving it money for some time.
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by rat9988 7y ago
It is not. You are really dismissing his original point that the contribution is made difficult because of code bloat. I have a hard time believing this is easier than ever, as 20 years ago the code must have been simpler.
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by rat9988 7y ago
May I ask what the n refers to then?
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by rat9988 7y ago
It doesn't have to offer more. It should just offer as much as the alternatives. The rest is up to personal preference.
706.
by rat9988 7y ago
>Are you seriously claiming that food contamination is a binary thing? That it's impossible for food to be only a little contaminated, at a level that won't make you "get sick and die?" >I'm sorry, but I think
707.
by rat9988 7y ago
Neither the hiroshima bombs nor the joules would be match telling for me. Calories might give me a small idea for non salted water at best. I'm not used to this scale and magnitude.
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by rat9988 7y ago
An api may not be meant to be used but what makes it important to hide it? They could just let it be until there is a real need to delete it. Just going out of your way to hide something is a bit hard to understand.
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by rat9988 7y ago
His point is a bit deflective of the issue. They intentionally disabled api to my understanding for non GPL modules that zfs on linux relied on. No one asked for ZFS to be integrated in linux. I hope someone with better understanding than
710.
by rat9988 7y ago
My apologies.
711.
by rat9988 7y ago
I really think it's creepy to stalk old people comments before answering them.
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by rat9988 7y ago
Actually france doesn't know how much nuclear costs. The dismantling has been order of magnitude at least understimated.
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by rat9988 7y ago
With this title, I thought it was a post advocating the usage of Zstandard or vanting its technical merits, and that it was posted on archlinux.org. When you take out information, don't expect people to have the correct guess.
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by rat9988 7y ago
Even using the source domain isn't informative enough. The alternative headline is better. You are being too charitable to an inferior title.
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by rat9988 7y ago
>and that meant poverty. It doesn't mean that at all.
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by rat9988 7y ago
I guess we should do the same about any open source project. I don't know a state who has proven to be reliable.
717.
by rat9988 7y ago
Are there any other points about redis creator you raised?
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by rat9988 7y ago
I'm not dismissing the other points, I'm just discussing this one. I don't even use redis.
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by rat9988 7y ago
If it's the only think you criticize about him, then I guess he is worth of support. There is nothing wrong with this terminology unless you can prove otherwise.
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by rat9988 7y ago
While I do easily agree that npm has created some sort of unwanted culture, I still think this culture was born partly because it's easy to publish/import. I can't say the same of the C world, moreover, there isn't only

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