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by eduction 2mo ago
1. Comment says “shoot them” refers to Roma. Totally false and intentionally misleading. 2. Literally the only place the word deport is used in the post is here: “ When gypsies take over public spaces, you deport them” Please quote where he
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by eduction 2mo ago
One thing this post never does is actually meaningfully argue with the core idea of the post that so outraged them. Which is: If someone comes illegally to your country and ends up sleeping in parks, they should be deported. I don’t know if
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by eduction 2mo ago
Libelous. He never says to shoot Roma. He says to deport foreigners who sleep in parks.
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by eduction 2mo ago
He is calling for the deportation of illegal immigrants who sleep in parks. Cloudflare, in contrast, actively works with the CCP which is doing actual ethnic cleansing in Tibet and Xinjiang. But they are harder to cancel aren’t they. I’m a
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by eduction 2mo ago
> This in turn may increase the long-term gainz from strength-training exercise Why is "gains" spelled this way? I found myself suddenly trusting the whole thing a little less. But maybe I'm missing something. Is this jarg
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by eduction 2mo ago
Exactly. There is no reason to complain about it. It is successful. People who find it lacking can use something else, there are many options.
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by eduction 2mo ago
HN… for the love of god… please please stop trying to make SQLite be something it isn’t. Leave this poor project alone. It’s a great tool if you want to give a local app its own database. If you need concurrent writes and full ACID guarante
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by eduction 2mo ago
Can BitTorrent’s architecture contribute anything useful here? I admit this is a naive question. I have no idea how applicable bt is to web requests. This problem just seems to have a similar “too many people want this resource” shape.
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by eduction 2mo ago
>agents need strong type systems and narrow guardrails I read the second paragraph of linked article as saying close to the opposite of that, particularly, "the model can often avoid the mistake before the compiler ever sees the cod
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by eduction 2mo ago
Plainly, you’d much rather live here than there, and your equivalence is totally false. It’s a dictatorial repressive regime and much worse than here and you know it, and your comment is a corrosive disingenuous false equivalence. It’s real
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by eduction 3mo ago
So you think it’s just as bad as China here? Please state plainly instead of dodging around. Would you just as soon live there, have made your career there? You think you’d be able to publish your books and prosper there? You think we are f
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by eduction 3mo ago
The noise is often from backup power solutions like diesel generators that need to be turned on regularly. Maybe that’s what the turbines are? I can’t imagine a data center getting provisioned with a turbine as its primary power. But yes a
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by eduction 3mo ago
Because repression is a thing of the past in China? They continue to persecute investors and business executives who get too successful and to repress academic work they find politically objectionable. The communist party continues to exerc
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by eduction 3mo ago
>They never mention they could’ve been wrong As thrw045 has pointed out, they do precisely this toward the end of the post.
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by eduction 3mo ago
By your logic no one should ever talk in meetings or write blog posts or comments (like yours) - stating any case about anything constitutes "not listening." Bollocks. A good listener spends a lot of time listening, but can spend
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by eduction 3mo ago
If your _overriding_ concern is convenience, digital purchase wins. No monthly thing to sign up for and eventually cancel, no little expiration window, no need to find and download a torrent. Digital movies are convenient, that’s why we lik
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by eduction 3mo ago
>Why do people buy movies digitally anyway? I can understand digital movies (they are convenient) You answered your own question very efficiently.
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by eduction 3mo ago
Great example of why operating systems should be stealing more ideas from Qubes, the OS where everything runs in a vm. Qubes is not practical for mobile laptop use and non expert users. BUT it would be very practical for other OSes to offer
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by eduction 3mo ago
Your time library is not going to design your database schema for you.
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by eduction 3mo ago
> Going forward, the UTC offset for America/Vancouver timezone is permanently UTC-7. A rather bold use of the word “permanently” given that the province just changed the previous permanent setup.
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by eduction 3mo ago
Everything in the future is provisional and uncertain. The doctor could die, humanity could get obliterated, the database could go offline and you lose all your appointments. Should we all add precise GPS coordinates to our salon appointmen
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by eduction 3mo ago
That's not my memory of the post but it's gone now. My second sentence sums up my thoughts in the area, but I never suggest simply equating one word with another, nor do I use the term "creating wealth." Still, I can rep
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by eduction 3mo ago
That's clearly a matter of opinion, the organizers are citing the code, and the idea that codes could be interpreted different ways by different people, and/or disingenuously weaponized, was part of the objection to codes of condu
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by eduction 3mo ago
The title is wrong as they are not just different in sourcing but topic. A better title would be "Hacker News but for general content from independent blogs." Hacker News but for independent blogs would be the same topic as HN but
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by eduction 4mo ago
You can usually get a web cancel option by changing your address, because some states, including California[1], have laws requiring it be as easy to cancel as it was to sign up. WSJ offered me an online cancel option after I moved ( cough )
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by eduction 4mo ago
Original article: "The problem is, for an overall worse experience, are you willing to pay 20-40% more?"
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by eduction 4mo ago
Moving the goalposts. I don't see anything in the methodology of the original study filtering for views favorable to the defense sector.
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by eduction 4mo ago
How much of that is down to the Guardian being disinclined to air views seen as pro military? Or not asking the sorts of questions where such views would naturally be called upon. For example a left publication is less likely to be concerne
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by eduction 4mo ago
Not at all dense. It’s axiomatic that as societal wealth increases so does the potential for wealth inequality, and in a capitalist system it is a given that inequality will also actually increase. Perfectly reasonable to debate if there is
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by eduction 4mo ago
If you're not willing to pay a 20% premium for upgradability/fixability, then you don't _really_ want it. And that's fine! The Neo is an example of how this tradeoff should work: You lose flexibility but gain a lower p

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