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Correctness with respect to a specification is not the same as correctness with respect to intent(ion) or expectation
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Will the French government view open source software as software which should be well-funded and well structured, ie Blender level quality and organization, or are they going to underfund it and thus have it succumb to the shenanigans of Re
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Wasn't it coding just a few years ago? Sure. Everyone will take out a student loan to become a nurse, wages will drop, and soon it won't be the new hotness. Wasn't it law before coding become the new hotness?
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7mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47525839
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7mo ago
OP Here: This war is on its way to causing a huge energy crisis globally of the kind that happened in 1973, as headlines like these show https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBW-zXeaHTQ - France confirms oil crisis, says 30-40 p
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7mo ago
Why is a "War on Iran" being labelled as a "War in Iran" - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47525839
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Ask HN: Why is a "War ON Iran" being labelled as a "War IN Iran"?
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7mo ago
What is its weight, what is its payload and what is the cost of the fuel needed to propel it to hypersonic speeds?
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7mo ago
Is their VPN provided by some other company?
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7mo ago
Firefox introducing a feature which addons handled quite easily and much better in previous versions.
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8mo ago
Does this mean RAM is going to get cheaper?
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9mo ago
What happens if the creators load the video first with a different title and different contextual information, then if the video gets loaded, they change the title and the content afterwards?
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9mo ago
How can liberal democracy not be in decline if it can only be discussed or seen behind a paywall which costs £59 a month to get over? Are the voters a joke to the people who write such articles? Am I a joke to them? Is there a browser addon
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9mo ago
Could this be the results of incentivization by the Prison Industrial Complex, where ICE has become a useful tool for it?
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9mo ago
Because shops either breed then unnecessarily or they are wild parrots captured from abroad?
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9mo ago
Isn't stopping abuses of the power of the military the reason for the 2nd Amendment? Why don't the people in Minnesota go open carry and let ICE agents think twice before drawing their weapons on people?
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9mo ago
Why is their website demanding WebGL?
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10mo ago
> When it stops being a disagreement over policy and becomes a paid job for a foreign government to spread as much malicious FUD as possible. Where is the evidence for your claim that Mearsheimer and Sachs are being paid to spread malici
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10mo ago
You may have to wait indefinitely. The EU, Britain and Canada do the the same thing to their own citizens when it suits them. Canada is memorable for freezing the bank accounts of truckers who objected to Covid vaccinations. With Britain y
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10mo ago
In the same way John Mearsheimer and Jeffrey Sachs are mouthpieces of the Russian govt? Since when is it OK for governments to sanction people when they are lawfully expressing disagreement with Govt policies or views?
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11mo ago
If the sanctioned Israeli politicians and military commanders think those warrants are baseless, why don't they appear before the courts to defend themselves? This isn't really about the ICC judges. It is about the failure of the
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11mo ago
The EU leadership are a very corrupt group who set themselves up to be open to the highest bidders from day one, and those are mostly US corporations and those of other countries when the US hasn't place sanctions on them. The antitrus
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1y ago
These guys want to build on the Android foundation. I'm sorry but this will not work.
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1y ago
The FSF has never been a solid act. For years they have studiously ignored the fact that the mobile phone is the place where many people engage with IT and have been faffing about in the desktop and server space. Instead of leading they hav
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1y ago
Looks like we will have to wait forever. I can't take these jokers seriously. Years after mobile phones came onto the market they are now planning to create their own phone.
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1y ago
The solution is to use something like PGP but for chat. Everyone owns their key and uses it to exchange their info with others. Its not complicated and has existed for ages. Simple fact is people should learn more about IT and exercise more
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Jeremy Corbyn predicted Labour's Palestine Action ban decades ago [video]
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What kind of legal culture gives the Govt the power or the right to sue parents for "involuntary manslaughter" because their child got killed trying to cross the road? What I see here is basically or low income probably poorly edu
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1y ago
> I wish these language websites would put an example of some code right there on the homepage so I can see what the language "feels" like. I finally found some code in the tutorials https://tutorial.ponylang.io/
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In short, he didn't take regular backups before allowing the AI loose on his database. Question is what has failing to make good offline backups got to do with AI? And the AI company is going to compensate him for that?
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