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ChristianBundy
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About ChristianBundy
christianbundy@@@fraction.io
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Comment #23673182
Hey, welcome!
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Comment #23665062
On what grounds could "he" sue?
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Comment #23665057
Of course. This isn't controversial. If someone takes a bunch of hostages then we need people who can de-escalate and rescue them, but that isn't what most cops spend their time do…
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Comment #23665020
You haven't added any reasoning or even anecdotal evidence to the discussion, only that you had a "living nightmare" experience, and then you went on to fantasize about some dystop…
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Comment #23663415
How do you ensure that all of your AUR packages are up-to-date? The makepkg workflow makes installation easy but I didn't update my AUR packages very consistently until I used a he…
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Comment #23656083
Could you give an example?
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Comment #23636110
> Data scientist fired for retweeting study showing non-violent protests are more effective This is a blatant misrepresentation. The tweet talked about "race riots" and Democrat el…
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Comment #23633917
Nitpick: It depends on what "over one hundred billions" means. You could only give $1 to 1 billion people of you have $101 billion, but if you have $999 billion then you could give…
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Comment #23601795
> We can discuss the merits all day long but not the legitimacy of the government to decide who can and cannot stay. Why can't we discuss the legitimacy of the government?
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Comment #23601754
I've seen people get offended by celebrities with insensitive takes, but I've never seen anyone on HN get cancelled because of a comment. The worst I've seen is "this is wrong and …
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Comment #23601643
I'm happy to have discussions with people I disagree with, but generally once you're down the "poverty is good, actually" [0] rabbit hole I think a discussion would be a waste of b…
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Comment #23597312
Interesting. Is it possible to tell which Diffie-Hellman primes are used on an HTTPS connection? Back in 2016 I noticed that OpenSSL was using the wrong primes ( https://github.com…
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Comment #23593991
Are you linking to "a politically organized body of people under a single government" or "a race of people, large group of people with common ancestry and language"?
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Comment #23593947
I agree that the assertion was at the beginning of the article, but I don't think the remainder of the article is predicated on this claim. In other words: I don't think the order …
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Comment #23593086
Sorry, based on your comment history I don't think I'd like to discuss anything with you. Cheers.
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Comment #23589572
Explaining my downvote: I'm thoroughly annoyed at all of the versions of this comment on HN lately. It adds nothing to the discussion, and derails the conversation we were having t…
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Comment #23589248
Thanks for this explanation! Off-topic: I see a few links in your HN profile, is that the best place to keep up with the projects you're working on?
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Comment #23589237
Yeah, protobuf requires that both parties agree on a schema whereas CBOR is self-describing like XML or JSON.
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Comment #23588985
> Any others? Would BIPF fall into this category? It's a serialization format for JSON: https://github.com/dominictarr/bipf
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Comment #23586032
Why are you a nationalist?
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Comment #23577826
They dropped a zero. The correction is useful, the snark is not.
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Comment #23535599
"It's a prank!"
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Comment #23532283
It's a shame that you're being downvoted for this, but I suppose that's the only tool these people have since they can't argue against your position any other way. EDIT: Your downv…
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Comment #23530561
> the message it would send to current and future customers What exactly is that message? Maybe: "If you make your money by separating families, putting kids in cages, and deportin…
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Comment #23529764
> But to expect that a _federal agency_ will be denied service from a private entity, especially for essentially political reasons, is lunacy. It really isn't. Private institutions…