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by richbell 3y ago
You're ignoring my question. That's your personal definition of a Nazi, which I'd agree with; however, many people have much looser definitions.
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by richbell 3y ago
Notably, the infamous picture taken outside of Keffals' alleged residence in Ireland was posted *on 4chan* by someone claiming to be a member of Kiwi Farms. If they were actually a member of Kiwi Farms, why didn't they post it on
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by richbell 3y ago
How do you reconcile witj people who define Nazi differently? Is Ron DeSantis a Nazi? Is Matt Walsh a Nazi? etc.
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by richbell 3y ago
> So you do realize that cyberstalking is a crime in US code: 47 U.S.C. § 223, right? It seems pretty clear they're doing that, no? You claimed people "might" be using the forums to commit crimes, now you're saying &q
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by richbell 3y ago
What constitutes a "Nazi"? I remember when people were up in arms claiming that Jordan Peterson (who I do not support) a Nazi and trying to get him deplatformed; there are countless other examples of people being branded as Nazis
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by richbell 3y ago
> It might also be a meeting place for conspirators to plan crimes. That might is doing a lot of heavy lifting. Do you have any evidence that this occurs?
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by richbell 3y ago
Fair enough.
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by richbell 3y ago
> You're spamming this thread and with your anti V attacks, have a bunch of them downvoted and flagged, and are teaching me about communication... > So rude indeed. I count ~10 comments across three comment threads, most of which
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by richbell 3y ago
That's my question to you. Why did you omit the first part in your quote?
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by richbell 3y ago
> The story comes across as very strange, to say the least. But a point that should not be missed, and why I made this post, is the reasons behind what is being attempted by telling such stories and painting such a narrative. > It&#x2
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by richbell 3y ago
> There's no false advertising anywhere on vlang.io or in the docs. Currently or ever?
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by richbell 3y ago
> > If you've been dreaming about a language like this, give it a try. Spend 20 minutes on it, and form your opinion. > > I'm sure you'll like it! > And what's wrong with this comment? It's interestin
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by richbell 3y ago
> The author never stated it was open sourced when the early access binaries were released. You really ought to clarify that YOU are the author. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25512003 https://news.ycomb
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by richbell 3y ago
> A lot of the false accusations, spamming of negative links, and misinformation arguably comes from those with competing or hidden interests. It's a lot of language war antics, that got out of control. Arguably? According to who? W
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by richbell 3y ago
> I am also free to think that you are stalking him with toxic attacks on the minor issues which were resolved long ago. You're accusing people who are mildly critical of "stalking", "toxic attacks", and trying t
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by richbell 3y ago
For context, this is the lead developer of V. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31061295
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by richbell 3y ago
You're saying that when Volt and V were first announced, there were no advertised features that were missing?
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by richbell 3y ago
> If you ask those angered they pull out a list of petty grievances a mile long composed of misleading or highly interpretive wrongs. What, in your opinion, are legitimate reasons for someone to be upset with V?
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by richbell 3y ago
True. "X" seems to get filtered out of searches like a stop word.
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by richbell 3y ago
Especially if GDP is rising but GDP per capita is declining.
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by richbell 3y ago
Presumably not a "gaming chair" or any of the other garbage that has become popular recently.
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by richbell 3y ago
> Java libraries are distributed as binary bytecode blobs. I don't think it's fair to describe JARs this way. While it may be technically true, a JAR file is far less opaque than an actual binary executable.
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by richbell 3y ago
> They aren't collecting your phone number to sell it. They are collecting it because it an easy way to lower bot, spam, and ban envision accounts. Both can be possible. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2018/0
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by richbell 3y ago
(This is the author of the blog post.)
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by richbell 3y ago
> I'll take "Things That Have Never Happened" for $800 It's explicitly mentioned in TFA as something that happened. ) Exton followed the instructions for the manual release to open the door, but he said this "som
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by richbell 3y ago
People do not necessarily act rationally in emergency situations. That is why it's important to design things in a way that's obvious and avoids unexpected obstacles (e.g., the door doesn't open anymore and you need to use a
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by richbell 3y ago
Claim: every single passenger in your Tesla has found the manual release without issue, so it must not be an issue. Reality: some people are not able to find the manual release handle, which is a safety issue.
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by richbell 3y ago
Not to mention all the content about "postgre".
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by richbell 3y ago
From "X media" to "ex-media". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZw35VUBdzo
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by richbell 3y ago
The magic of Kotlin's structured concurrency is that it "just works" without you having to think about it, and it's difficult to screw up. This looks a fair bit more involved, though I'm excited for it nonetheless.

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