yeslibertarian

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   by yeslibertarian 5y ago

   The libertarian argument is that government should not force the usage of inflated currencies as the legal tender.
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   by yeslibertarian 7y ago

   A good rule is to let the caller decide. If input parameters are by-reference and the caller wants to make them by-reference, congrats, no problem. If caller wants the parameters to by a copy, they can create a clone and pass a reference. B
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   by yeslibertarian 9y ago

   yeah of course, I'm all for a guaranteed minimum income. I guess you are going to do a kickstarter right? I hope you are not proposing to forcefully steal my money through taxes.
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   by yeslibertarian 10y ago

   - FLAVOR: all - HEADLINE: Reproducible builds and transition Ubuntu to Snappy - DESCRIPTION: We need moare security.
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   by yeslibertarian 10y ago

   hopefully in a future not so far away, most safety-critical code will be formally verified, like http://sel4.systems/ for example
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   by yeslibertarian 10y ago

   There's no paradox in Amazon. The antitrust law makes no sense. The people will decide collectively and distributedly (= the market, a p2p network) if they like Amazon or not. There is a conceptual error in the idea of needing the gov