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vore
4y ago
This is just a bundler, no?
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vore
4y ago
Too bad the "value they produce" isn't actually quantifiable, though.
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Adding rollback netplay to a Game Boy Advance game from 2005: Part 2
(tangobattle.substack.com)
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4y ago
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Adding rollback netplay to a Game Boy Advance game from 2005: Part 1
(tangobattle.substack.com)
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4y ago
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vore
4y ago
Sure you can compose mutexes: https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/thread/lock In practice, if you have a global total ordering of mutexes, it's safe to lock any number of them provided you lock them in ord
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vore
4y ago
No.
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vore
4y ago
Are you disregarding the fact that these children have been traveling with these adults before they were detained? If this is a "think of the children" argument, why do you choose to not apply it the other way as well? Do you thin
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vore
4y ago
What's the difference if you're detaining them anyway? If you're going to be supervising them in detention regardless, giving them the benefit of the doubt seems much more humane while you're sorting all of it out? Just
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vore
4y ago
Yes, that's bad too!
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vore
4y ago
I think this comment thread is going wildly off the rails but I want to call out your downplayed take on this: separating children from their parents, alleged or not, is reprehensible. What part of keeping them in custody mandates that?
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vore
4y ago
The product key is a user-submitted comment on archive.org, I don't think you can hold the project owners accountable for this one.
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vore
4y ago
What's stopping GIMP from doing the same thing? It has more access to the network than your browser.
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vore
4y ago
You should be able to edit comments within 2? hours of posting. Maybe this link works for you? https://news.ycombinator.com/edit?id=31417626
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vore
4y ago
You're making a category error. The legal team is not the product team.
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vore
4y ago
I'm pretty sure Apple is OK with web apps: https://ionic.io/resources/case-studies/sworkit Also Ionic is definitely free and open source: https://ionicframework.com/framework
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vore
4y ago
Here is the link for less obtuse people: https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna47254281
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vore
5y ago
First off, I think saying "But I reckon this isn't about logic?" feels a tad incendiary and not particularly charitable to the people in these situations. To the point you're making though, I don't think it's s
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vore
5y ago
I think a lot of explanations miss the mark on what exactly a monad is, and make it out to be like some kind of tool or data structure or something, when it's really just describing operations on some piece of data. It can be helpful t
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vore
5y ago
I think because your original post was a wildly off-topic nitpick of what the article is talking about as a whole.
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vore
5y ago
They did, see the update: https://www.calbar.ca.gov/About-Us/News/Data-Breach-Updates They have nothing but praise for the judyrecords owner, actually!
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vore
5y ago
Is this as a result of the Singaporean government sanctioning Russia? https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/singapore-impose-... I assume that if Bank of China wants to do business in Singapore, their Singapo
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vore
5y ago
That's completely fair, as well as intervention in Libya in 2011. I think though, for the intents of the states wanting to accede to it now, it serves as a form of defense for them.
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vore
5y ago
Cuba may be one of the few examples that might have a parallel in Mearsheimer's realism model: it would be a reasonable explanation of the foreign policy position the US has towards it even today. That said, despite how shitty the US i
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vore
5y ago
I don't really buy into this argument because NATO has done no such integration and has actually pretty much made a policy of leaving Ukraine out to dry, even with its extremely pro-West government right now (there is no way Putin does
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vore
5y ago
There are rebuttals directly in the linked article? Whether you accept them or not is up to you but you're not doing your due diligence here.
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vore
5y ago
It's worth mentioning that initial expansion into Warsaw Pact countries was actually frowned upon by NATO: https://www.google.com/books/edition/Future_of_NATO/U0DKEhe7... Mearsheimer points the finger at
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5y ago
I think one of the central theses of his argument is that NATO is actively expanding to antagonize Russia, rather than a passive expansion due to the Baltic states falling out of the post-Soviet sphere of influence taking advantage of NATO&
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vore
5y ago
While I haven't watched the video, I did read the article posted earlier which I assume covers the same details: https://www.mearsheimer.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Why-t... I think it lays too m
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vore
5y ago
I think this is what the post you were replying to is saying.
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vore
5y ago
I think bash has a lot of gotchas due to its original purpose, and it's definitely more error-prone to write bash scripts than to e.g. write Python scripts, so that should be a consideration. Ideally we should all try to more programmi
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