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by wredue 3y ago
You didn’t ever think the same. You’re an anti-science, anti-intellectual because it helps prop up your fascist desires.
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by wredue 3y ago
And then in the call: User “So since about 8 this morning…” You “Wait. You knew about this 8 hours ago and only NOW you’re telling us about it, and this needs solving today?” 7 minutes later You “hey. Found the problem, but unfortunately th
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by wredue 3y ago
No. There is evidence to support that it naturally occurred through contact tracing due to the large clustered concentration of outbreak within the confines of the market. There is no evidence to support a lab leak. This is not “your theory
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by wredue 3y ago
I’m really not sure what you mean. There is literally zero evidence supporting a lab leak, while there’s multitudes of evidence of multiple contact leaps in the market. Was there a time when the lab leak theory had the same credibility as i
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by wredue 3y ago
1) In general, older code tends to have security patches 2) it costs money to run a business, and saving money through gross negligence, leading to real people having real impacts through massive data leaks while suffering zero repercussion
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by wredue 3y ago
It’s a little especially strange as IBM hasn’t exactly made a great reputation for themselves over the last several years. Name dropping IBM makes me think that the reserve is generally not confident and is ready to blame IBM for what they
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by wredue 3y ago
Yeah. People like to push that there are “legitimate reasons” to want old versions, but it usually comes down to businesses. I would suggest instead that there are no legitimate reasons, and that businesses who are requiring old software ar
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by wredue 3y ago
I keep writing and deleting responses. I am completely baffled. Speechless, really. You cannot actually believe that meta gives a single solitary fuck about privacy?
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by wredue 3y ago
I don’t think I, or the idea of affirmative action said anything about racism against asians, in particular the recent surge (most probably due to Mr CHAI-NUH and his base). A system of “merit” simply cannot be built on top of a system of r
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by wredue 3y ago
There is no connection between punitive actions and reduction of the causal behaviour. Fraud in science is a problem in that the very small minority of actors that conduct themselves unethically has had massive reach with groups that seek t
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by wredue 3y ago
Sure, but this is also what defer is for. There isn’t implicitly called destructors because the languages mantra is “no hidden control flow”. RAII et semantics is almost entirely hidden control flow that you just have to “know”. Lots of peo
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by wredue 3y ago
Zig does not have closures, and probably never will barring someone coming up with a nice, no hidden flow idea for captures.
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by wredue 3y ago
Huh? Lots of language do not have guaranteed to be called at a specific time “destructors”. Additionally, zig provides this functionality with defer and errdefer, giving you the ability to explicitly call a function at the end of scope.
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by wredue 3y ago
Well. Chrome definitely lit a fire under Firefox, and that’s saying something because, at the time chrome came out, Firefox was “fast”. I switched to chrome early on for the speed benefits. At some point, Firefox started getting pretty clos
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by wredue 3y ago
As far as well can tell, all of the previous mass extinctions were due primarily to climate change. Your prediction has no evidence behind it. On the contrary, the evidence suggests that we are currently at the beginning of a mass extinctio
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by wredue 3y ago
Yeah. The whole “scientists do the fraud” bullshit is just annoying. Do scientists sometimes post fraudulent results and/or claims? Sure. And they also get busted by other scientists. Is this a frequently occurring thing in the grand s
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by wredue 3y ago
No. I drink lots of water to pee more often, in fact. It’s a nice reminder to get up and stretch, plus take my eyes off the monitor.
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by wredue 3y ago
FWIW you mostly can’t smell yourself the same way other smell you. So even if you did stink, you wouldn’t normally notice. When people smell their pits, they can tell when it stinks, but they have to really get their nose in there, whereas
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by wredue 3y ago
I mean. Helix is a pretty decent editor with a nice set of defaults over vim. Not as customizable. But I pretty much would configure vim to do what helix does out of the box anyway.
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by wredue 3y ago
See. I used to think similarly. Newer software must be more secure, because we definitely know about all these problems and how to deal with them. What that doesn’t consider is that the vast majority of programmers simply don’t care to keep
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by wredue 3y ago
The “if it’s possible” is a major part of the reason to not catch the root exception. Catching typed exceptions give you much more easily parsable details about whether or not “it’s possible” to recover. It’s bad practice to catch the root
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by wredue 3y ago
As opposed to the world where corporations manage it, and they stuff everything with sugar? It sucks that this is the dichotomy, but yes, absolutely, a bureaucrat will probably end up getting better food to you than corporate interests.
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by wredue 3y ago
The WHO does have a tendency to lean overly cautious. But you have to remember that the FDA is not working for YOUR best interest either. When the FDA says that something is “safe”, what it actually means is “the economic impacts of this ar
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by wredue 3y ago
I am most definitely not, Mattick was Mr “we have a console for that, the Xbox 360” ultimately leading to Spencer taking his role over. Spencer was 100% the dude saying “we’re not letting Sony have a hardware advantage” although I may have
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by wredue 3y ago
Why would you be a huge fan of the man who’s single handedly responsible for sinking the Xbox IP ship to the point of having to monopolize the industry to right the ship? I’m surprised people didn’t wake up with the One era lies he kept pus
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by wredue 3y ago
Feeling similar due to phone just being faster is not the same as a loss of performance. You are still paying performance for using web apps, and even though your fingers don’t feel it as badly, your battery sure does.
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by wredue 3y ago
Whereas Nixs documentation is… well. I was looking through nix package code to sort out issues with nix on Hyper-V. I really like Nix so far (just started using it), but damn is the documentation ever shit tier.
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by wredue 3y ago
When I bought my windows XP computer, the salesman said “you really want a candy OS? Windows 98 is where it’s at” Yeah. How’d that turn out, guy?
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by wredue 3y ago
I mean. They gave example of where it might be commonplace, which is at API boundaries. Especially at DB boundaries, there’s decisions to make. If you put yourself in a position of your db having entirely non-nullable fields, you end up in
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by wredue 3y ago
Yeah. And since Reddit decided to be mega bitches and forced me to quit from their shenanigans, my battery lasts forever too. I should have quit when they instituted their very obvious alt-right agenda pushing blocking bullshit, but whateve

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