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5mo ago
yeah it's too many generic depth... there ought to be a crate that handles "Vec<Rc<RefCell<..." part (maybe https://crates.io/crates/orx-concurrent-vec ? haven't tried it yet)
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5mo ago
well oil companies funded "lead fuels are safe" research... ...and it really did backfire (in public relations, politics, etc) now... I don't think they can actually fund 'research-for-their-profit' -- I mean, would
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5mo ago
well the bravery for robbing a bank deserves some respect, not jail time sexual assulters deserve respect due to their manliness and will-to-action hmm can't see what's wrong here? well that's your intelligence level
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5mo ago
hmm... but that doesn't guarantee that the customer will buy from "my main brand" rather, if I know A is a "family brand" of B(rooks bro?), then I'll try to NOT buy from A, and buy from C/D/E/F&#
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5mo ago
> Oh I needed to disclose user data in order to make more money hmm maybe they should've paywalled?
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5mo ago
> As long as they fit into the same place in their worldview but... "same place in their worldview" model goes awry when things to slightly off course most people are ok with calling rgb(255,0,0) red, but some will argue with r
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5mo ago
well "want to" isn't "does not have to"
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5mo ago
hmm so the iranian diplomatic side can't even read english...? I mean, I wouldn't expect a random diplomat to read iranian... but would 99.999999999% expect to read english those iranian side who didn't point out "hey en
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5mo ago
this think there will be some coalition of some sorts just mentioning "toll" is enough to "be made an example"
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5mo ago
hmm? Suez is a man-made facility, and it costs money to operate it so... maybe we should go back to the pirate days yarrr?
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5mo ago
> it’s that scroll bars aren’t visible well truncating or not, that seems to be a major security UI issue...?
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6mo ago
hmm if you know how patents work, "Google having designed AV1" isn't same as "Google 100% sure AV1 doesn't have patent infringes" even if you're google, you can't be 100% sure if there's some obs
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6mo ago
hmm maybe aws should make datacenter locations secret? I mean, why even publish those locations? if this is purely for PR, they can publish fake locations... if this is for VIP visits... well you can always send private invitations
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6mo ago
idk maybe AWS should create one? I mean, if we can use "virtual-AWS", it would dramatically lower entry-barrier for devs/companies who are scared of "tales of huge aws bills" and such
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6mo ago
well if I know a specific LLM has certain tendencies (eg. some model is likely to introduce off-by-one errors), I would know what to look for in code-review I mean, of course I would read most of the code during review, but as a human, I o
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6mo ago
> frying a veggie burger in bacon grease hmm gotta try that
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6mo ago
well you know 100% know what dependabot does
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6mo ago
well maybe? co-authoring doesn't hide your authorship if I see someone committing a blatantly wrong code, I would wonder what tool they actually used
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6mo ago
well if the current president was Biden, people wouldn't complain even if the plan was bringing 100,000 ground troops. Of course whether people like/trust the current president or not matters on the range of military power he can
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6mo ago
well dance festival is a 'military target' to them
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6mo ago
> Get a paid number how? I'm interested
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6mo ago
well jokes on you: if it was 17th century, we peasants wouldn't even be allowed to use that service
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6mo ago
isn't that "hackers" supposed to get some unknown secret scandalous stuff? if you're digging amazon FOR them, what's the point of their activity? and by "digging", yes it's digging because is that lin
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6mo ago
yeah that's why I said the whole operation is "all or nothing"
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6mo ago
> it’s just a hated state apparatus trying to survive. well unfortunately its survival would mean tighter control of iranian populace: it now has an excuse to do so ("are you an american spy? why do you disobey higher command?"
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6mo ago
well I didn't expect this to be easy but at least I expected US to be more prepared than this
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6mo ago
well by that logic, you can argue every top gov officials who didn't sign up for https://landing.google.com/intl/en_in/advancedprotection/ is incompetent, BECAUSE NSA IS part of the government ? dude at
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6mo ago
well I guess its time to grow nitrogen-fixing plants like beans & peanuts...
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6mo ago
> POTUS had hired someone with relevant FBI experience instead of a political hack. well what percentage of highly-rated FBI people have actually enabled that feature? did FBI had some internal recommendation to enable that feature? FBI
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6mo ago
no but I've been interested in cryptography/anonimity stuff, so I see a lot of suggestions/advertisements related to those: signal, telegram, proton-mail, etc
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