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by swfsql 7y ago
I guess the syntax was already a given, so they just did it regardless of the criticism. I still think there were other, better, postfix options. I also guess that, since part of the implementation was sponsored not by mozilla itself, then
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by swfsql 7y ago
No, he didn't break into people's house, started their computers and started deleting stuff. It's all the same as the day before yesterday.
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by swfsql 7y ago
They said that on purpose. They are (implied) criticizing, on their own terms, something they said themselves. Strawnman parrying.
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by swfsql 7y ago
I don't follow those numbers, but I presume they expected to it to fall even harder? So a soft fall is kinda an up-trending! XD
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by swfsql 7y ago
I personally have some reactions to her statement, but I never met any of them, so all I can do is to imagine. To me, this seems like a demonstration of honesty and sincerity. > ..that his interpretation should be encoded into law. Law i
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by swfsql 7y ago
I'd appreciate if "this code is garbage" was at the end, so it would be (and feel more like) a conclusion. Saying that stuff at the beginning only clutters the reasoning, as one should not "just believe" that that c
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by swfsql 7y ago
Everything will go backwards as many effort will be spent on dealing with the consequences of all malinvestment from the beginning of the last century until now, which includes the accumulated debt that countries made. This will be a lost d
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by swfsql 7y ago
You're right, I got it the other way around; car/air deaths/h = 4.2x
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by swfsql 7y ago
If someone has crash statistics for planes/cars by time spent in a plane/car, please ping me to it! I'm super curious edit: nvm I found it on wikipedia, for United Kingdom 1990–2000: https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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by swfsql 7y ago
just that by not leaving players walking randomly is already an astonishing accomplishment to my simple eyes.
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by swfsql 7y ago
I also thought of it because of the "moxie" oxygen generator building in the game
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by swfsql 7y ago
struct Error { XAtLine47, XAtLine88, YAtLine13, } This way you have error AND error place as contextualization.
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by swfsql 7y ago
In some degree, I believe everyone is in that same boat. But I think it is unusual to mix your 'morals' with your work. This indicates that you like discussing random stuff with people at work. I mean, avoiding allocating memory
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by swfsql 7y ago
He is the opposite of a libertarian. Copyleft requires, supports, validates, the state. An actual libertarian would be pro: "there's no copyright nor copyleft; my computer -> my rules, I do whatever I want with whatever files I
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by swfsql 7y ago
I read that slightly differently. I read that as: "even after putting the shoes on, the marathon still needs to be run". So yes, lifting reasoning burden away from eg. function interfaces (owning vs uniquely borrowing vs shared bo
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by swfsql 8y ago
As the video stated, we will never know how lodge practice would have developed.
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by swfsql 8y ago
But Embraer doesn't compete directly with that 737
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by swfsql 8y ago
Thank you, I wasn't aware that they used the term "signature". Before I have only seen this term as "digital signature" from pub-key cryptography, so I think it's confusing to repeat the term for different th
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by swfsql 8y ago
> 2. The elements of the sequence are data blocks that are chained together via digital signatures. This is incorrect. Digital signatures are used when (S) signing a transaction which must refer some precious transaction with a receiver
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by swfsql 8y ago
It's, at least, much easier to "move money around". You could find some difficulty to trade for "local money", but to "really stop you", the censors would need to put an immense effort. Without this altern
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by swfsql 8y ago
But the foremost problem is really payment processing. Next problems come "next" so to say. Think of a Swiss Army Knife. Just because it can act as a fork, as a knife, as a spoon, (and so on): nor restaurants will present consumer
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by swfsql 8y ago
> or society's agreed there are only individuals.
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by swfsql 8y ago
Yes, they used "_do you consider yourself_ underrepresented". And there's also the implicit "and _do you feel like this matters_ for this survey". Some people may feel underrepresented but don't feel like this
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by swfsql 8y ago
> as the number of women is still lower than the industry average of women in programming fields I think averages shouldn't be goals by themselves. And there's no good reason on why should Rust approach this Hypothetical Averag
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by swfsql 8y ago
> I wouldn’t want [X] because [Y]. And that’s one of the jobs we need the state to do. > jobs we need the state to do > we need the state What about libertarianism were you guys talking about? Because the motivation around this co
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by swfsql 8y ago
such as..?
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by swfsql 8y ago
Conflicts such as government arresting you for "owning cryptos". Or not reporting you "own cryptos". But it's also pretty far from other known forms of money. It's certainly an opportunity for new philosophical
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by swfsql 8y ago
The system doesn't really considers ownership. All participants could, individually but all, simply follow the rule (R): "this 'address' (x) actually won't spend anything, ever". Since participants are actually
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by swfsql 8y ago
Bitcoin in essence is not digital. If we could remember as good as hard-drivers, calculate as fast and consistently as CPUs, and perhaps communicate as efficiently as bits travel over the internet, Bitcoin would run in our minds only. And i
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by swfsql 8y ago
I used another concept.. imagine people as slaves and state agents (mostly politicians) as slave-owners. Does poor slaves implies slave-owners' failure? Nope. And this is reality in Brazil. Politicians are wealthy, they are paid well,

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