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by void_mint 5y ago
> Except now I’m supposed to show a digital vaccine record many places I go. Not many open source options exist for reading them either, so I’m just supposed to trust that the data (name, birth date, maybe location) isn’t being sent to s
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by void_mint 5y ago
> No laws were broken, else they'd be in jail. Generous to assume that all that break laws go to jail.
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by void_mint 5y ago
Stop speaking for other people.
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by void_mint 5y ago
Is your assertion that, because you deem his actions immoral, they did not require intelligence?
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by void_mint 5y ago
I'll try this one last time. > Quarterbacks aren't anonymous guys who throw a ball around. They're celebrities with a direct connection to the brand of the team they play for, and fans are familiar with whatever they do du
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by void_mint 5y ago
> The amount of "celebrity" someone has directly effects how much attention their statements will get, and thus the impact of those statements. Or behave in a way in which nobody would purchase their products, which their role
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by void_mint 5y ago
> My statement is objectively true. Sure. It's also not relevant. You asked a question that made no sense. The appropriate question would've been "Who has more impact on company earnings, a quarterback or a CEO", in t
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by void_mint 5y ago
> Yeah, an NFL quarterback has much higher profile. Hilarious. I'll stop communicating as it's clear you're only communicating in bad faith.
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by void_mint 5y ago
I don't think the role of quarterback on a football team is comparable to the role of CEO of a tech company.
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by void_mint 5y ago
> How many people doing the canceling have never bought from the company, nor would ever? No one was cancelled. > I question it. You’re too confident here. How much money would he lose? Is it measurable? A blip? Do you think he would&
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by void_mint 5y ago
Did he? Probably not, as he made the tweet two days ago. Would he have lost them money? Yes, definitely, without question.
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by void_mint 5y ago
Right...so it's about types, not Rust.
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by void_mint 5y ago
func Read (p Path) ([]byte, error) From your post: > What is path? Anything that can become path on the file system. > What it read? Anything that can be pointed with that PATH > What it return? Vec of bytes or a IO::Error
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by void_mint 5y ago
> What would the answer be if you replaced "canceled" with "fired" in my comment then? The same. I wanted to correct the nonsense language. You'll note I used appropriate language in my response. > But isn&#x2
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by void_mint 5y ago
> When was the last time that a CEO got canceled Stop with the nonsense. A CEO was fired. Nobody was cancelled. > Most companies sell to both left-leaning and right-leaning consumers, but people only seem to get canceled over right-le
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by void_mint 5y ago
> CEOs are allowed to publicly state their opinion if it is in favor of left leaning positions certifications but not conservative leaning positions. No. CEOs of companies that sell to left-leaning consumers can make left-leaning posts.
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by void_mint 5y ago
He can voice his opinion. His employer can take action against that opionion, as is at-will employment. He should work for a company that would put up with his views if he'd like to be public about controversial issues like abortion.
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by void_mint 5y ago
> Troubling. The Texas law is horrific, but people, even CEOs, should be allowed to espouse CEOs are spokesman for their company. When a spokesman with a massive platform makes statements at odds with the people their company sells to, t
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by void_mint 5y ago
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-resource-manage... Per their documentation, this is Azure's recommended devops/resource management tool.
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by void_mint 5y ago
> The Deployment manager templates under CFT for GCP specifically state they recommend the Terraform modules. So, "It's listed as the recommended tool for GCP" means "it's the recommended tool for any cloud provi
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by void_mint 5y ago
> As such, saying "don't self-medicate" is extremely unproductive and only serves to push such practices out of view. Sure, this is definitely a strawman you could make. Here in reality I suggested that those struggling wi
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by void_mint 5y ago
Nope I didn't really. Mental health is no joke.
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by void_mint 5y ago
> No, is HOW Rust use type signatures. No, I don't really agree. The example was "def read(path)", which is intentionally vague and any typed language would clarify. Your points can be/are valid, but they don't r
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by void_mint 5y ago
If you're talking about a language being readable to those that aren't proficient, Rust is about as bad as one could imagine. Your example is also less about Rust and more about type signatures.
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by void_mint 5y ago
> So Terraform manages to become the recommended DevOps tool for most cloud providers It's not the recommended devops tool for any cloud provider. > and now they won't even accept PRs to improve and add features from the com
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by void_mint 5y ago
Suggesting that people with mental health conditions do not self medicate with supplements that can be particularly harmful to those with mental health conditions is entirely reasonable.
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by void_mint 5y ago
You don't understand that lowering the barrier to entry has the side effect of lowering general quality? I'm not sure how to explain it more simply.
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by void_mint 5y ago
I would guess that the signal to noise ratio is pretty poor on community submitted patches. You'd rather just submit a bug to an employee and then get a more consistently correct solution than sift through potentially poor PRs.
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by void_mint 5y ago
Comparing programming languages to individual open source projects is silly. Lots of Node and Rust projects are behind on PRs. Also Vue just doesn't allow community development, which makes everything much easier.
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by void_mint 5y ago
> Where does it say that? Literally the first paragraph on the refunds page. > You can request a refund for nearly any purchase on Steam—for any reason. Maybe your PC doesn't meet the hardware requirements; maybe you bought a gam

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