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webkike
9y ago
Kids never saw scientists. I never saw a scientist when I was a kid. And I was a child fairly recently.
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Russian ops can't even poison an expat without severe consequences, kidnapping or murdering people outside of Russia would be an act of war
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9y ago
The rust team isn't alienating anyone
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webkike
9y ago
I lost my mom in 2001. One week after 9/11. I was 6. I often wonder if I would have been a better person if she was there.
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webkike
9y ago
I also know people who work there. Very talented engineers. I find it highly unlikely that they have been duped. And even if they are, they're sure as shit still making money out of the deal.
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9y ago
I'm all against rigid company culture, but google naming needs to be improved. Variables are consistently named better at google than the products they are written for.
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webkike
9y ago
how about human identity?
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webkike
9y ago
You are correct. The article is misinformed
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webkike
9y ago
JS just isn't a great language for text manipulation. Even if you ignore that it is a pretty slow language.
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9y ago
Kylie Jenner has 24.5 million twitter followers that presumably think somewhat similarly to her. I'm pretty sure that her thoughts on this matter are indicative of a larger trend that an investor would be wary to ignore.
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9y ago
Apparently
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I think it's highly controversial considering how split the country is on the issue. It wouldn't be controversial if say, 80% of the population voted for him. But they didn't. Half the country did, which is precisely why it i
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9y ago
Great. I'm sure they all had reasons to vote for a man who said "grab them by the pussy." That doesn't make it any less of an endorsement.
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Voting for an openly sexist person is extremely controversial. I don't find "I hated Hillary so I just didn't vote" controversial at all.
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9y ago
Most people care mostly about money. If the only reason you didn't appreciate her making that choice was because she was a woman, then you are sexist
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9y ago
Maybe it's a smokescreen to divert resources away from potentially damaging climate research?
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Agreed. I think the effects are seen more in whom a person associates with. People who wear and are particular about a certain subset of clothing tend to appreciate other people who do the same.
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webkike
9y ago
C'mon, all you are doing is selling yourself short
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webkike
9y ago
so... what is the proper way to set a register to the value 0x101, or any other value that cannot be represented?
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9y ago
Oops, looks like I forgot to migrate it from my old blogspot
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9y ago
I love taking the address of labels. Back in highschool I wrote a couple of articles on using them to create JIT compilers: http://maplant.com/jit_bf.html http://dginasa.blogspot.com/2012/05/jit-co
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9y ago
I understand, but there's a difference between doing work for you and helping you get there. Imagine a sexpression representing C data types the following two ways: (pointer-to (integer)) (integer (pointed-to)) We could very easily pri
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It entirely depends on how you structure your data, so asking for help in this regard is essentially asking someone to do it for you.
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There's no "algorithm" in that it's the same way you traverse over any tree to produce output, a la compilers.
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9y ago
When I was learning to program, designing a good interface was something I always considered to be part of the job. Maybe not graphic design but there's always an element of interface design somewhere in programming, such as API design
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They changed their DNS to point to Google's servers, which have the static IPs 8.8.8.8/8.8.4.4
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9y ago
To take that attitude further, let's look at prostitution: Prostitution is fine morally. However, the manner in which it is currently conducted in most of the world is incredibly exploitative. e.g. pimps beating the shit out of the peo
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9y ago
> Or they're ashamed about living in a wider society that isn't fully accepting of the practice. I disagree, because they are sending these invitations to people they know will be on board. Although it is claimed they avoid the
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You've missed the point. Orgies are fine. Drugs are fine (or at the very least your choice). There is however a huge contrast between smoking a bit of pot and going to an explicitly organized orgy with an enforced ratio and being fed M
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> Orgies are fine. I've never been to one and have no desire to go to one. The real issue here is the power-asymmetry between the men and women involved. Very true. I feel that if these people were really in the business to live out
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