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by yakshaving_jgt 4mo ago
I find that incredibly hard to believe. You're right they don't want to carry a musket, but that's because muskets are not sexy. They don't want superdrones either, because superdrones are not sexy. 2A people just like
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by yakshaving_jgt 4mo ago
For apparently being unable to listen to or participate in a conversation while operating a motor vehicle.
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by yakshaving_jgt 4mo ago
> The problem was clearly this excerpt because we all know which country it was. Oh yeah? Which?
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by yakshaving_jgt 4mo ago
I think it’s time you hand in your licence.
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by yakshaving_jgt 4mo ago
> Or perhaps pull over and adjust your routing like most of us do The entire point is I don't want to have to stop in order to receive new information. I don't know how to make that clearer, sorry.
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by yakshaving_jgt 4mo ago
Did you take down djournal? It returns a 404 now.
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by yakshaving_jgt 4mo ago
I use Shure se215 IEMs inside my helmet together with a Cardo Packtalk (which includes a microphone mounted inside my helmet). The audio setup is not the problem. The problem is when I say "Hey Siri, cancel route guidance," it wil
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by yakshaving_jgt 4mo ago
I think I want a physical AI device. I want an AI assistant that I can use truly hands free. I keep my phone in my jacket when I'm riding my motorcycle. I want to be able to start, stop, adjust, and check details in route guidance. I w
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by yakshaving_jgt 4mo ago
There are competent CTOs who are not above getting their hands dirty , and there are career politician type CTOs who have no discernible skills beyond projecting an illusion of technical brilliance. I've seen plenty of both, and I&#
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by yakshaving_jgt 5mo ago
Max Martin, not Martin Max.
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by yakshaving_jgt 5mo ago
Thanks ChatGPT. Really بعيد insightful read.
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by yakshaving_jgt 5mo ago
I don't think porting your program to Haskell would make your program correct. I think porting your program to Haskell would make all of your bugs logic errors, rather than only most of them.
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by yakshaving_jgt 5mo ago
> Most bugs are logic errors. Are they? IME most bugs are type errors. Or rather, IME most bugs are logic errors only because I've excluded the possibility of type errors by using a sophisticated type system.
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by yakshaving_jgt 5mo ago
Except it isn't the same because the cost is different, which allows discovery that we couldn't afford previously.
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by yakshaving_jgt 6mo ago
Lots of Polish people on this website, including me. What makes you think you're in a position to qualify the morality of the deaths of my not-so-distant relatives at the hands of Nazi invaders?
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by yakshaving_jgt 6mo ago
You'd be surprised at the amounts household name companies spend on broken software. I've personally seen multiple companies spend tens of thousands paying just for the opportunity to evaluate the broken software. And I don't
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by yakshaving_jgt 6mo ago
Then perhaps you weren’t paying attention in class. https://libraryguides.fullerton.edu/c.php?g=1134908&p=843608...
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by yakshaving_jgt 6mo ago
I don't think there's a contradiction here. I'm not arguing against you, and I think your argument here actually supports mine. My point is epistemological: that the DEI ideological framework is structured in a way that makes
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by yakshaving_jgt 6mo ago
I don't think you do know what it is, and I don't think being queer inherently imbues you with that knowledge. Queer Theory is a philosophy (or theoretical framework) about language (as with all postmodernist philosophy). It&#x2
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by yakshaving_jgt 6mo ago
> On average, women tend to better suited for such processes. Along with immigrant groups. This is quite the claim, and I would understand anyone taking deep offence by it. Can you substantiate it?
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by yakshaving_jgt 6mo ago
Oof… It's a big topic. That's why I referenced a book. You'd have to read some of Lyotard's or Foucault's work to understand the roots of this. The idea is that all knowledge is shaped by language, power structures,
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by yakshaving_jgt 6mo ago
That would be true if those ideals were applied in alignment with liberal values. However, the most common material form of DEI is rooted in postmodernism and its various offshoot theories (queer theory, critical race theory, intersection
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by yakshaving_jgt 6mo ago
Postmodernist movements like DEI were never about objective reality — in fact the idea of an objective reality is outright rejected. It doesn't matter if men are being left out of jobs (statistically) — they're [according to the i
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by yakshaving_jgt 6mo ago
In most of the world, yes.
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by yakshaving_jgt 6mo ago
Yeah. Exhibit A: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47688395
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by yakshaving_jgt 6mo ago
It just isn't though. Why, despite the facts being as clear as crystal, do you insist on lying?
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by yakshaving_jgt 6mo ago
> Notice how happy Europe is now that the US is bankrolling the Ukraine war? The US is not currently bankrolling Ukraine in the way it was in 2022–2024. Under Donald Trump, no new large aid packages have been approved, and support now la
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by yakshaving_jgt 7mo ago
Thanks for expanding on that. For me personally (and also for everyone at work), I'm doing all package management with Nix. I'm happy with the setup. There is a learning curve with Nix, but as you can imagine this has shortened no
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by yakshaving_jgt 7mo ago
Could you be specific? Saying it's not as "streamlined, quick, and versatile" is vague — I'm not really getting anything from that. For context, I've been writing Haskell for quite a long time and I'm maintaini
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by yakshaving_jgt 7mo ago
Does Haskell not have modern tooling? What would be considered modern in this context?

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