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> realizing that there was no future "grown up" version of me Should you get older (which is probable), you’ll be amazed at how wrong that is. Development doesn’t stop at 30, it just gets a little slower.
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Apparently there are enough investors who take this as a sign of “grit”. They may well be the primary audience for these performative stunts.
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> there’s no evil army here locking people up. Not what you meant, but that evil army is called ICE.
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And it happens exactly as predicted. Surprise!
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You’re making my point.
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I can’t tell whether you’re joking. Seems like a distinct possibility now.
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Given the activities this ISP is notorious for, I take it as sarcasm.
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Iron Man is the superhero persona of Anthony Edward "Tony" Stark, a businessman and engineer who runs the weapons manufacturing company Stark Industries. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_Man
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> ISPs like Stark are called “bulletproof” providers when they cultivate a reputation for ignoring any abuse complaints or police inquiries about activity on their networks.
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I minimized ( _ ) the window on that page, and now I can’t find it any more. I expected some obvious place where you can un-minimize a window.
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So is the lock on your front door. Some people hide stolen loot behind locked doors!
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Petty revenge, torturing their users with malicious compliance.
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Very handy, I love it. Linking the pertaining proposals is the pinnacle, since they explain each feature in detail.
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Im the world of tabloids that’s a profitable allegation.
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Demons (literally from hell) that need to be eradicated were the exact arguments that both sides in the Thirty Years’ War used to incite their followers against the other side. That was 400 years ago. Some things never change.
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Fantastic. A visual interactive explanation of how floating-point representation works.
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I think it’s mostly puritanical bigotry.
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Cute. I love the “Not backed by [Y]” badge in one of the source images, sweet irony of being on HN’s front page. Has anybody ever connected a 3D printer to such a machine’s output? Some of the action figures should definitely be 3D-printe
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I have to disagree. If those at the top are too perversely rich, it doesn’t matter wether those at the bottom may still be doing well at the moment. Human nature dictates that the rich will concentrate power and use it to dictate terms to
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> stop making apocalyptic predictions. You’re one to talk.
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How Does the Cycle of Political Violence End? Here's What an Expert Says
(politico.com)
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And who knows what retribution measures his death will be the justification for.
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Stuff like this is why I stay away from everything that touches NPM, but I guess not everyone has the freedom to make that decision.
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The “of” is in italics, while the surrounding text is not. Is war on typography part of the mission?
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Marginally better than redirecting to `love.gov`.
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You mean, like attempting to merge contradictory states? You will need some resolution stategy then, but in general that would be application-specific, and sometimes it may not exist.
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They won’t realize, and they will do what they are doing now already: Insist on being absolutely right anyway. The AI told them so!
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Consider the possibility that much of the success stories are just astroturfing.
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> Here unreacheable() is the new macro from C23 (and C++23) that makes the behaviour undefined whenever the branch of the invocation is reached. I cannot, in good conscience, use a technology that adds even more undefined behavior. Inst
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Do not separate the state field from its time stamp(s). Use a sum type (“tagged union”) where the time stamps are the payload for a selected state. Make invalid states unrepresentable.
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