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extractionmech
3y ago
You are just full of strawmen and not a single coherent sentence. My mind is in perfect working order. Yours looks like it needs a tuneup and an education.
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TIL: Erlang Is a Chinese God with a 'Third Eye' of Truth
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They have been fantasizing and publishing tomes on the topic for decades. Educate yourself. [<- not regarding your spelling in case it is not clear]
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3y ago
> a new form of what we call colonialism I call this auto-colonialism . Certainly in the West (if not globally since as we know our “owners and masters” just met in Davos) there is clearly a super-layer that went ‘transnational’ and has
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> On the other hand, cooling at the microscopic level involves the release of energy from individual particles, resulting in a dampening of their motion. This process corresponds to the system losing energy, leading to a decrease in the
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3y ago
There appears to be a manufacturing issue at Boeing. Missing bolts is not a design matter.
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3y ago
That extra layer of indirection, virtual queues, is key.
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/g for grin. /G big grin that shows teeth
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The issue is that New York decided as a strategy to rely on tourism revenue - it has nothing to do with “millenials”. I remember working as an intern building models for the disney land of 42nd street. Yes the models were cheesy (go take
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tldr: “cars that look like renderings”
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Good one. Yes, they gifted us with priesthoods. For that matter, banksters learned from Mesopotamians, so. But we’re discussing evil incorporated post enlightenment (where? lol) here.
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3y ago
England has always been the first nation to suffer the designs of the elite. The bankster system, first in Britain. The secret services that have “license to kill”, ditto. A show for parliament and representation, the same. Emergence of a n
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This is basically semantic pruning.
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Maybe they have a secret client. I mean someone must be doing this for our side. If not them then who?
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can you do a concise +/- on FDB? I’ve always thought it was a fantastic architecture but never tried it. tia
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Appreciate the reply. Hope you get it out soon since many /g do not read documentation and synchronized semantics changing is a ‘surprise’, specially since this one of those bugs that is a nursery for heisenbugs.
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It’s a thread that supports n virtual threads. You want synchronized in virtual thread a and not the carrier thread which will block all the virtual threads. Been away from Java land for a while. How did something like that even get into
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thanks.
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that’s exactly what the perms are right now. question I am asking, since I have always blindly trusted No Script, is how “accessing browser activity during navigation” related to the simple job of blocking scripts from domain x? And now it
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HighSierra running FF 72.0.2 It wants perm to “Access ip address and host information”. Why does no script want this? ps: just checking and it already has in FF + Access your data for all websites + Access browser tabs + Store unlimited amo
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Ask HN: NoScript (Firefox) is asking for ever expanding permissions. Why?
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The Calculating Machine of Blaise Pascal [pdf]
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“Me no likee” - Joseph Agassi This post of yours sent me looking for this and I ended up with (now reading) Agassi’s provocative (& brutal) takedown of this book. As to the content of the book, Agassi pointedly mentioned Weiner. I will
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The ancients reached for divination methods when reason failed them. You on the other hand can write a quick python script with a random number source in it.
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ignoring various questionable details here, the one main point is correct: Boeing and Airbus are strategic industrial assets of USA vs EU and have deep implications for strategic security for both US and EU and their clients. For example, s
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r/merged/lobotomized
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If you parse it, he is actually saying 2 things: 1: “very well”: methodology can help those without software design talent. You should stick to it if you know you can’t design software. 2: “don’t know”: Design can be learned but for the laz
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Those buildings were covered in sooth and ugly to look at when Modernism was being born. Have you seen photos of London before the great cleaning? It looks like a dark pit. 21st century arm chair design crit needs to ‘contextualize’* its cr
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Bless you Walter, you are a positive man. Let’s “hope” so buddy.
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I would argue that the analogy rests on an incomplete consideration of the dimensions of the matter. Such tools amplified a worker’s inherent utility. The name given to the new tool reflects its nature: processor of words. Whose words? Th
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