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shartacct
5y ago
I don't see why an argument needs to be made for it? Being anti-vaccine is anti-public safety and an active attempt to undermine the stability of the country and society. It should be viewed as terroristic.
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shartacct
5y ago
How does that make any sense? I put my card into the reader and it debited from my bank account. I didn't pull cash from an ATM and there was no ATM present in the business.
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shartacct
5y ago
> Yet you can't use a credit card to buy cannabis pretty much anywhere AFAIK. Every dispensary I've visited here in the northeast accepts cash and debit cards, I assume they don't accept credit due to higher processing fee
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shartacct
5y ago
> With project Loom, it will avoid the mistake of function coloring that async introduces. In a managed language, why not let the runtime automatically transform blocking calls to non-blocking, when it already knows what’s up? Not saying
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shartacct
5y ago
No they shouldn't. There are high-risk payment processors that will serve foreign intelligence operations like wikileaks, fascist political donation services, fraud-heavy industries like fiat to crypto onramps and socially regressive b
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shartacct
5y ago
Stop crying and get vaccinated, or find a way to make money without endangering other people.
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shartacct
5y ago
I guess you missed the 'new development' part of my original comment? Obviously it would be nonsensical to port a large extant codebase to a new language and tech stack if it's just being maintained.
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shartacct
5y ago
> Records, switch expressions, multi line strings and that is only language changes. None of those are features, they were desperately needed shorthands for common java idioms. This is like calling braceless if/for/while statem
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shartacct
5y ago
Valhalla isn't anywhere near complete and has been in development for 8+ years, C# had these features before valhalla was even planned.
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shartacct
5y ago
> take advantage of the jvm In what way? It's slower and has less features than the .NET runtime. > "no real reason" is a stupid take. I could list multiple, but a big one is that there are hundred java developers for e
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shartacct
5y ago
Yes. It's ported to every mainstream CPU architecture and OS.
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shartacct
5y ago
Ad injectors on public wifi is a marginal 'risk' considering this page is targeted to professionals and informed hobbyists anyway, who will predominantly just be browsing from home, work or with a VPN that tunnels traffic through
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shartacct
5y ago
There's no real reason to use java for new development in 2021.
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shartacct
5y ago
> any references/benchmarks for some realworld apps/services? .NET 6 is vastly more performant than .NET 5, which was already faster than openjdk and openj9 ( https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/performanc
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shartacct
5y ago
What reason is there to force https on a stateless static page? The content is always the same. You're just ruining caching and wasting CPU cycles.
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shartacct
5y ago
> (language features, performance gains) There haven't been any notable language features added since java 9 besides some basic syntax sugar (which is already covered by stuff like lombok anyway). For features and performance you mi
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shartacct
5y ago
Who cares what you believe? Scientific fact/consensus says you're wrong.
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shartacct
5y ago
Are you insinuating that Russia didn't cause the death of tens of thousands of civilians in east ukraine or that the anti-gay purges in chechnya didn't happen...? You're a real piece of shit if that's your belief.
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shartacct
5y ago
Were you expecting a different answer? Do you think anyone who tells you a hard truth should 'seek professional help'? I guess when you end up utterly defeated in your own country clinging to national fervor only to come and post
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shartacct
5y ago
> Look up Louis Rossman on YouTube. There are many repairs that are trivial for a trained professional that Apple just refuses to do, nor do they provide parts for. Replace a single resistor and an "unfixable" MacBook works lik
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shartacct
5y ago
Well.. yeah? That's what happens when you allow organized crime to attack foreign businesses with impunity, encourage your citizens to murder gay and trans people, and destabilize every neighboring country by instigating false flagged
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shartacct
5y ago
> That's repair, not parts I'm aware. It doesn't really matter if the final repair service is cheaper than buying the part and doing it yourself and leaves a better, like new result rather than a repair job done by an amat
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5y ago
They do, people trade in phones for credit towards an iphone all the time. Doing it without the meagre compensation they give now would be deeply unethical, Tesla tried something like that recently when a story emerged that someone was quot
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shartacct
5y ago
You can. https://support.apple.com/iphone/repair/service/screen-repla... > The Apple Store and many of our Apple Authorized Service Providers offer same-day service for screen replacement. The pricing avai
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shartacct
5y ago
You mean apple stores? They're everywhere that matter. That said, I still won't buy an iphone until they at least get rid of lightning. It's extreme ridiculous that apple would keep a proprietary connector after migrating the
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shartacct
5y ago
> Someone want to throw out there a better way to combat disinformation than just armchair criticizing their decision? I almost feel like people are siding with the anti-vaxxers out of "principle". No, because it's pointle
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5y ago
There's at least 5 that I can see from a quick glance of the wikipedia list: * Audi RS3 (7:35.522) * Porsche Cayenne Turbo GT (7:33.95, also an SUV) * Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio (7:32) * Porsche Panamera Turbo (7:29.81) * Mercedes-
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5y ago
> All you're really saying is that there need to be better, lighter batteries, which is true. We need batteries that store energy in less weight and volume than the most efficient ICE compatible fuels, which is unlikely to ever happ
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shartacct
5y ago
Every corvette and camaro on that list, for starters. There's several 4 door cars faster than plaid on there too, not sure why you'd bother trying to move that goalpost.
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5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_N%C3%BCrburgring_Nords... Plaid gets beat by unmodified ICEs that are 1/5th the price.
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