r3un1

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by r3un1 4y ago
There is! `expect()`
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by r3un1 5y ago
If I get GP's argument, a more appropriate analogy would be that some life jackets are filled with lead and you can't necessarily tell them apart. That is to say, presenting yourself to the external world carries an inherent risk
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by r3un1 5y ago
I think that DeepMind being an Alphabet company makes this even worse. My first reaction was to read the blog post to see if there is a (go related) reason for the name choice.
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by r3un1 6y ago
I'm afraid that you are comparing apples and Walmart. Unicode is a standard for encoding characters. ISO is an organisation that _creates_ standards for just about anything. Unicode became a standard as a result of beating other compet
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by r3un1 6y ago
I think the idea is that a lot of the perceived instability in the economy is _caused_ or at least much amplified by the nature of stock markets. Changing how one thinks about stocks and what the ideal of a "healthy" company looks
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by r3un1 7y ago
Security through obscurity has different merits depending on the context. In software, it is a really bad idea to hope that your code is so obscure that no attacker will find a security flaw. IRL, on the other hand, unknown positions of a
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by r3un1 7y ago
It is true that there is a lot of diversity in local payment methods, but you can easily cover most of your potential customers by simply offering credit/debit card, bank transfer and paypal options. It's more than enough to get y
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by r3un1 7y ago
Well you kind of have that. It's called the central bank (Federal Reserve Bank in the U.S. case) that processes bank account transfers without any restrictions that would go against the First Amendment. The extra stuff that you get wit