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by trevyn 5y ago
It can be both, no? A deep, long-term cultural commitment to anti-violence and tolerance, but succumb to violence and intolerance oneself when threatened. Unfortunately the threats have been coming hard and fast lately, making it a bit of a
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by trevyn 5y ago
It’s defending the civil and human rights of mentally disabled and addicted people. I agree that it’s a messy, unstated process, and I understand that some may prioritize clean parks over human rights.
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by trevyn 5y ago
I mean, San Francisco has always taken a more principled position on defining the boundaries of freedom and civil rights. It wasn’t so long ago that homosexuality was considered antisocial, could be “treated” in an institution, and was cons
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by trevyn 5y ago
>These algorithms have no idea what the meaning of any text is And yet, if you ask them what the meaning of a given text is, they’re getting disturbingly close. What they don’t have yet is self-awareness, a model of their own repeated in
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by trevyn 5y ago
You're a computation. That exists inside of a larger computation. It's just there, running. That's it.
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by trevyn 5y ago
"John was responsible for production having been deleted" because of the systems and processes he did or did not put in place. At a high enough level of abstraction, this is all that matters. Jony was responsible for the Touch Bar
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by trevyn 5y ago
I really missed the orange/green charging/charged LED, I was a bit surprised they didn't throw that on a USB-C cable or the exterior of the machine.
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by trevyn 5y ago
I think two rows of function keys would be ideal! Each with a little OLED display, please. (Why hasn't this happened yet??)
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by trevyn 5y ago
I think it's fair to say that Jony was ultimately the DRI ("directly responsible individual" in Apple-speak) for all industrial design, so he "owns" it, which is a bit above "signing off" or "acceptin
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by trevyn 5y ago
>the iPad Mini [$499+] is more expensive than the larger iPad Sort of. The $329+ "iPad" has internals that are a few generations old, kind of like the iPhone SE. The iPad Air ($599+) and iPad Pro ($799+) are the "real&quot
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by trevyn 5y ago
Is your ROI decreasing? (i.e. CPC could be increasing, but conversions / order value could be increasing as well)
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by trevyn 5y ago
Interesting hypothesis. My personal experience is that I've shifted away from "exploring the Internet" to exploring other domains of lived experience. I suppose in this sense, I am now "exploiting the Internet", but
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by trevyn 5y ago
Fixed, thanks.
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>And imagine that they go away and there's nothing you can do about it . This strikes me as a rather strange way of looking at it. The only way there's nothing I can do about it is if I'm dead or seriously injured, and in
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by trevyn 5y ago
Giving up on expecting copyleft licenses to be enforceable seems reasonable. Open source wins by overwhelming closed-source advocates with quality code that moves too fast for them to keep up by maintaining their own private codebases or pr
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by trevyn 5y ago
Are there specific areas where you would expect to see greater adoption at this point on the curve? "Mainstream" adoption of a brand-new language takes time, and it's still early on the curve for Rust. If anything, the hype-t
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by trevyn 5y ago
So, to clarify, these people are not forcing you to do anything, but you want to force them to do something?
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FWIW, Apple pretty much writes the USB-C standard.
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by trevyn 5y ago
This sounds so civilized compared to today. You’re given ten days to leave, can come back after ten years, and there is no loss of property . Also, “it can take place at most once a year, and only for one person. In this it resembles the G
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by trevyn 5y ago
Does Crystal benefit from these new M1 beasts? My Rust compile times became much more pleasant.
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by trevyn 5y ago
Re-implement a toy version of the framework from scratch. :-) Or, try to add a non-trivial feature to the framework.
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by trevyn 5y ago
I’d love a 20”+ laptop. At one point I made a lap mount for a 27” monitor, and it was great for short sessions. At over 10kg the weight was a bit much for longer sessions. :)
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by trevyn 5y ago
None of the M1s have the infamous glass keyboard; they switched back to the old style. (Which is still relatively low-travel, but much better than the glass one, and does not have dust issues.)
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by trevyn 5y ago
>I just know that there's something wrong or missing. I'm starting to think that the thing that feels "wrong" is just that it directly contradicts foundational elements of your current belief system. And it's per
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by trevyn 5y ago
You can return multiple values in a tuple or struct in a Result in Rust, e.g. Result<(String, String, u64), E>
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by trevyn 5y ago
Is there anything you could say that would move the needle in the right direction?
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by trevyn 5y ago
If this is true, what was the dietary source of B12 in pre-modern times?
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by trevyn 5y ago
>checking out the student-like noticeboard of startups looking for co-founders Where was this, exactly?
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A language that attempts to move detection of logic errors to compile-time instead of run-time. :-)
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>I have a personal knowledge management system based on recursive concept definitions. Would you consider open-sourcing this, even if it's not productionised or intended for use by others?

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