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by wyldfire 1y ago
I suppose even if O2 isn't in EU jurisdiction they could apply pressure since the example showed a Denmark customer being impacted. Maybe that telco in Denmark can't peer with O2 if O2 can't secure their EU customers data.
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by wyldfire 1y ago
> Perhaps it's more similar to TypeScript? Funny you should mention that: > It aims to fill a niche similar to that of TypeScript in the JavaScript world, but adhering to Lua's spirit of minimalism, portability and embeddabi
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by wyldfire 1y ago
> Out of curiosity I ran toeki a tool for counting lines of code, and found a staggering 3.6 million lines of rust. Removing the vendored packages reduces this to 11136 lines of rust. Out of those 3.6 million lines, how many are lines of
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by wyldfire 1y ago
The graphs show huge price drops over the last ten years. I wonder, how different does the price look for residential solar panel installations? Presumably the labor will start to dominate the cost if it doesn't already?
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by wyldfire 1y ago
> Chief Legal Officer basically laid out the options Unless they omitted (C) and the EVP suggested it, it seems like they should share the blame by proposing something that's not an actual option.
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by wyldfire 1y ago
For python, compilation means emitting some bytecode. And you could conceivably ship that bytecode *. But because it's so terribly dynamic of a language, virtually nothing is bound to anything until you execute this particular line.
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by wyldfire 1y ago
I had to re-read the post because I assumed it was referring to that one up until I got to "Ubisoft". I was like, didn't that one guy Jordan something do the whole thing himself? (Including the rotoscoping of the character)
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by wyldfire 1y ago
It's interesting, because Edward Coristine was fired "cybersecurity firm Path Network in 2022 for allegedly leaking internal company information to a competitor" [1]. Seems like an ideal candidate for recruitment by a foreig
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by wyldfire 1y ago
"Can this feature land upstream?" "No." <Fork happens> :shrug: - of course, the failure to preserve the license is an egregious error which amounts to infringement. But it's easily remedied. And if the downstr
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by wyldfire 1y ago
These days, it seems like one of the best multiplayer arcade games is "Killer Queen" [1]. It'd be nice if there were more games like that. It offers a gaming experience that's more unique to the arcade IMO. [1] https:
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by wyldfire 1y ago
Funny coincidental timing - I just played HHGTTG a couple of times last night for the first time in thirty+ years or so. I first played the game, way back - prior to having read the novel. It was mind-blowing. I had no idea what was going o
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by wyldfire 1y ago
On this April 13 in these United States, I can't help but think of the incredible inconvenience of how RSUs and shares sold seem to be calculated for the sake of income taxes. Please just add it up and send me the bill. I don't w
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by wyldfire 2y ago
> But we don't get sued for our influences. Only for what we output. Like humans, the model has the capacity for both high-level abstractions that could be described as merely "influence" but also it has the very-specific
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by wyldfire 2y ago
I guess it wouldn't be black mirror without some technophobia. But it seems like I didn't imagine it [1]: > The episode received critical acclaim, with particular praise for Mbatha-Raw's and Davis's performances, it
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by wyldfire 2y ago
I enjoyed several episodes, some more than others. "San Junipero" is one of the better ones IMO and IIRC it's a good bit more upbeat than the others.
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by wyldfire 2y ago
If you look at it instead like a 1D version of a crossword puzzle, then it's not skipping to the end so much as just filling out one of the other words. I see it as a UI limitation that you can't fill it in (how would you show it?
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by wyldfire 2y ago
Is it? What if you hold shares in US traded equities? Can you still be a major shareholder if you somehow transfer that to an entity in another country? And maybe a mutual taxation reciprocity agreement with other like minded countries co
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by wyldfire 2y ago
> Other than that it is very hard to tax profits generated in another country. But it's easy to tax personal wealth. It's new and different to tax wealth instead of income but it's not totally unreasonable IMO. EDIT: also,
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by wyldfire 2y ago
> The only plausible way out I see in the near term is a bunch of carve outs and one-off deals that allows the U.S. government to say, "our bluff worked." It's not a bluff. This is Idiocracy in action. They have no idea ho
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by wyldfire 2y ago
> It just hasn't happened because the vibes are wrong and it appears that they'll stay wrong for a while. No. A civil society needs to be able to issue judgments that override transactions / seize assets. And therefore t
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by wyldfire 2y ago
The clearest evidence of incompetence for all to see is Trump's cabinet from his first term. If they're actively speaking out against him, something is seriously wrong. > Rex Tillerson on Trump: ‘Undisciplined,’ ‘doesn’t like t
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by wyldfire 2y ago
How does putting people in these extrajudicial prisons meet requirements of habeas corpus?
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by wyldfire 2y ago
> Shipping binary files is just plain bad in every way. Aren't .class and .jar files "binaries"? > Java already solved this problem, for the most part Maybe, just maybe, there are some drawbacks that mean that in fact i
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by wyldfire 2y ago
Ideally the court can compel the purchaser(s) to destroy the data.
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by wyldfire 2y ago
Gell-Mann amnesia [1] is an interesting thing to think about here. But IMO the real problem is that editing for most journalism websites is done very very poorly, if at all. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gell-Mann_
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by wyldfire 2y ago
> we also only hear a one-sided story. That's not true, though. From the article: > The US Customs and Border Protection service told US media the claims about his case were “blatantly false”, without saying which points it disp
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by wyldfire 2y ago
Maybe his talent agent?
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by wyldfire 2y ago
I feel like this keeps coming up again and again and I can't help thinking that they just don't get it. Or maybe I don't. There's two prevailing sentiments IMO - (1) FSF-like: the greatest freedom is achieved when we emp
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by wyldfire 2y ago
If gases show up in your urine, something has gone seriously wrong.
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by wyldfire 2y ago
> I'm just confused as to why it's being posted here. It's more topical than many articles posted here imo. But topical is in the eye of the beholder.

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