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by vore 5y ago
This is the least good intentioned response you could have made.
782.
by vore 5y ago
Don't throw around slurs like that.
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by vore 5y ago
Multiple ruby spans, perhaps? <ruby> c<rt>1</rt> </ruby>1<ruby> c<rt>2</rt> </ruby><ruby> c<rt>3</rt>c<rt>4</rt>c&l
784.
by vore 5y ago
Your comment really isn't adding any value to understanding the state of Python packaging. From my personal experience, there's so many things that can crop up, not limited to: - Conflicts with system packages from e.g. apt - Conf
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by vore 5y ago
Perhaps not all of the advice applies, but when it comes to images and fonts, I don't think any amount of keeping things handmade is going to outstrip the advice regarding static caching and loading fewer fonts.
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by vore 5y ago
I think a lot of the suggestions the parent comment suggests are orders of magnitude better savings than writing things by hand... Perhaps writing things by hand has a questionable nostalgic allure of "keeping one honest" but beyo
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by vore 5y ago
And that makes calling him a pedophile somehow acceptable?
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by vore 5y ago
I agree that I've boiled it down a bit too much and so I should also add that beyond patriotism the CCP have actually had a positive impact on the material conditions of the rural people of China, as well as engaging in extensive moder
789.
by vore 5y ago
I'm not personally a supporter of the CCP, but I do interact with people who are. For those who are immigrants from mainland China who support the CCP, there's an element of patriotism with regards to seeing their country becoming
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by vore 5y ago
I don't think Go has ever specified that a specific calling convention must be used, and it doesn't expose it very easily to the end user. I would argue that if you are writing code that depends on assuming the calling convention
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by vore 5y ago
You seem to have a very utilitarian view of food that most people do not have: the average person does not quantify food purely in terms of their nutritional value, and enjoying the taste of it is a pretty big factor for if they want to eat
792.
by vore 5y ago
Just plain rice and plain beans every day? I think there is a lot of work that goes into preparation you're willfully ignoring for in making it less boring and soulcrushing.
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by vore 5y ago
Go is a little more elaborate than that: if a value is initialized as a pointer-to-struct (e.g. foo := &Foo{...}) and it doesn't escape the function, Go will allocate it as if were a value type.
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by vore 5y ago
Inarguably though Apple not supporting Vulkan is a huge stumbling block for games on macOS -- even if the common engines support it, a lot of game studios who aren't using something off the shelf aren't likely to support a Mac-onl
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by vore 5y ago
Surely the insurance companies are also aware of this fact.
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by vore 5y ago
It's perfectly reasonable for people to want greater privacy in off-the-shelf products they buy. People shouldn't have to resort to buying SIM cards with cash (???) to preserve their privacy.
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by vore 5y ago
I don't think aggression has much to do with the factual content of the replies. Just because people reply to you angrily about an issue that is near and dear to them doesn't mean you can talk about them dismissively like this.
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by vore 5y ago
I don't think arguing about the semantics of "barbarism" really takes away from the original overarching argument: nature is primitive and cruel but humans in general at least try to alleviate that kind of cruelty seen in non
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by vore 5y ago
I feel like the incentive here is to make sure your devices are secured rather than asking them to stop scanning :-) Better someone who is openly providing you this information such that you can use it than a malicious attacker!
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by vore 5y ago
How is this a bad faith argument? Proton's claim was they didn't log IPs and then it turns out that in certain cases they do – regardless of the reason, they reneged on their claim.
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by vore 5y ago
I don't want to downplay the severity of contracting a life-altering disease like HIV, but with modern antiretroviral therapy the life expectancy for HIV positive people is actually about 70-80 years, though not that ART is side effect
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by vore 5y ago
Windows can definitely also do full disk encryption via BitLocker...
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by vore 5y ago
There is a third party you have to implicitly trust, the bot developer. Given most of these bots are used to provide specific functionality, them being able to read messages seems too broad in scope – I know I don't want to have to tru
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by vore 5y ago
Is the takeaway here supposed to be colonialism is good when a government you support does it? You know, in the US, they used to call it manifest destiny...
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by vore 5y ago
I don't believe the US has much leverage in this situation. Given how the war in Afghanistan is extremely unpopular domestically, any recourse against the Taliban that would involve US military involvement would be a political slip &#x
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by vore 5y ago
What is the significance of having a high GDP per capita? GDP is a metric of economic output, it is unwise to extrapolate it so far -- after all, Syria has a GDP 2x that of Haiti.
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by vore 5y ago
Doesn't the article debunk this in the first paragraphs? That night, I googled Bhoochakara Gadda. There wasn’t much. Wikipedia identified the scientific name of the plant as Maerua oblongifolia, but had no photos of it. Maerua oblo
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by vore 5y ago
Just because it's transparent doesn't mean there aren't latent exploits, e.g. the DAO. Open source doesn't mean bug free, and having those bugs immutably etched into the blockchain where all your money is tied up is pret
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by vore 5y ago
Perhaps there are other ways to maximize economic output from lifting weights in a way where it wouldn't be a waste of time? An interesting and perhaps a little "out there" proposition would perhaps be mixing the appeal of li
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by vore 5y ago
I would think that Gradle is a lot more pleasant to use than Ant...

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