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by tus666 4y ago
Makes sense. I was thinking something to do with document compression but that sounds more likely.
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by tus666 4y ago
I think this is a legitimately worthy idea. Companies won't just "go somewhere else" because they want/need to be in the town square to be seen and heard. And if the cost is slight, they probably won't balk at it. I
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by tus666 4y ago
Well it does beg the question if Trump supporters were causing the kind of carnage that BLM caused, including barricading off city blocks, what would Biden do today?
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by tus666 4y ago
There are facts beyond specific legal precedent, if such a concept is within your limited cognitive grasp.
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by tus666 4y ago
It's not a real question as it based on a false assumption and a straw-man analogy. I never claimed my opinion was based on a specific case so I have nothing to defend against.
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by tus666 4y ago
Decline is the wrong word. It is getting too big for it's own good. It's collapsing under it's own weight. Time is ripe for a smaller, sharper, leaner startup to do things differently and better.
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by tus666 4y ago
Do I need one to have an opinion on the law or what might result? No I don't.
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by tus666 4y ago
> There is ample evidence though, that social-media networks consistently exempt conservative outlets from their own rules to avoid political backlash, a fear seldom displayed when it comes to throttling left-wing content And in this alt
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by tus666 4y ago
Alternatively - becoming sick can lead to depression!
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by tus666 4y ago
You obviously have a poor understanding of the law, because intent matters. Flagging content with the intention of having it censored or removed would certainly fall foul of the constitution.
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by tus666 4y ago
1. I doubt such a facile argument would fly in court. 2. True.
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by tus666 4y ago
Difficult to see how a government agency would not be breaching the first amendment by doing that.
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by tus666 4y ago
Urine, and to a lesser extent perspiration. Where else?
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by tus666 4y ago
Calling someone a threat to democracy is essentially the same thing.
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by tus666 4y ago
So according to the NYT "democracy" means trying to ban your political opponents? That's not democracy - it's totalitarianism. But coming from the Communist left it's hardly a surprise.
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by tus666 4y ago
> Twitter has long allowed all sorts of dissenting viewpoints and arguments on its platform. Dissenting with what? Twitter's official ideology? This is what Musk is talking about.
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by tus666 4y ago
Technically they are forms of abuse, a PR for a valid bug less so.
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by tus666 4y ago
Isn't having a public github repo consent?
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by tus666 4y ago
Actually I am an engineer.
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by tus666 4y ago
Name one. Actually I can - Brunel who built much of Victorian Britain, but only because I have a specific interest in that and he may well be the most famous engineer in history. I suppose Da Vinci is kinda sortof an engineer, but he was a
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by tus666 4y ago
Drones and intelligent missiles are going to reshape warfare. It's not just Russia that will be vulnerable. Imagine an army of 100k small, fast kamikaze drones that carry enough explosive to destroy anything short of an MBT. What could
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by tus666 4y ago
None, we remember thinkers, not engineers. They will remember Einstein and Newton and Aristotle, just like we do.
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by tus666 4y ago
The market is supposed to be smart, not stupid. Knowing Amazon sales boost will recede after the pandemic was prior knowledge. Maybe it is stupid after all.
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by tus666 4y ago
It can though. Calls into C code or blocking network calls release the GIL. If you care about performance you probably want to be calling down into C anyway.
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by tus666 4y ago
Twitter needs a more of a kind of "personal home page" feel to it. Like a bigger/longer section down the side where someone can list a series of links to pages or tweets. And it needs to do something better about "blog-t
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by tus666 4y ago
Out of interest, where are liberals going after they quit Twitter? Is there an obvious alternative?
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by tus666 4y ago
Sweden admits the Left is IN-correct?
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by tus666 4y ago
It is a bit weird, Go had a single use-case - highly portable network servers for Google scale infra - yet people are using for stuff nothing like that (e.g. Docker). Yes it's sort of like a "safer" C - yet how can an alterna
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by tus666 4y ago
The worst thing about JQ is printing out several values from an object at once. The syntax is so bad I have to look it up on SO every time.
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by tus666 4y ago
He wasn't a designer - he was a visionary. He saw the future and conceived products to bring the future to the masses.

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