eventhorizon77

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by eventhorizon77 2mo ago
Couldn't it be argued that Bun-Rust is still MIT licensed, because the old implementation was "in the first instance" authored by a human? All the machine did was translate it. I think it's the "infringing usage&quo
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by eventhorizon77 3y ago
I have been wondering the same thing myself. I would go a step further and suggest that non-lonely crosswalks should work to prioritize pedestrians over cars. Even in a place like California where pedestrians supposedly have the right-of-w
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by eventhorizon77 3y ago
I read a different article that reported he was returning to the U.S. from Japan. So definitely it was immigration authorities.
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by eventhorizon77 3y ago
my reply is usually something like 64 bytes from eventhorizon77: icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=31m
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by eventhorizon77 4y ago
So it seems we have found a self-referencing loop of assumptions about each others' culture! Interesting.
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by eventhorizon77 4y ago
This can be a cultural thing. In particular, if I understand correctly, in India it is considered rude not to make small talk before jumping into work. (I'm slightly autistic too but it's not completely useless. I ended up taking
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by eventhorizon77 4y ago
Sorry but a prime number generator called "Optimus" is an awesome idea. I also kind of disagree that an "unpronounceable Gaelic word" is a poor choice. Seems like cultural discrimination. People all over the world write
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by eventhorizon77 4y ago
I think you have a point about regulatory capture. I would say, however, that in a market with massively unequal wealth distribution, those that control the capital are (1) looking for the best return on investment and (2) know that land va
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by eventhorizon77 4y ago
I've been in the industry for over two decades... I am in this post, and I don't like it. :) When I started, dial-up internet was the best we could do. Our generation hoped that, by wiring up the world with internet connectivity,
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by eventhorizon77 4y ago
I think you are mistaken about the relevance of high school. For a lot of people, high school was a traumatic and/or violent experience that they would rather forget. Does making high school "suddenly relevant" put up an arti