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TurningCanadian

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    Comment #41176065

    instead of "expression" you meant "exception", right?

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    Comment #41072376

    That's not Java's fault though. IntelliJ IDEA is also built on Java and runs just fine.

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    Comment #40670554

    It's a collective action problem. One person's subscription will not make the difference needed to improve journalism enough for them to get a direct benefit. Further, the main ben…

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    Comment #40670416

    I don't like Canadian telecoms, but in order to get the $, they have to be employing full-time journalists, which is the outcome we need. What's the alternative?

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    Comment #40670314

    I haven't seen anyone put any other alternatives up for debate. I know Poilievre has talked about defunding the CBC, but I don't know of anything he has proposed that would result …

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    Comment #40670108

    There's a crisis in local news. It's an essential service that the free market has largely stopped providing -- the number of journalists following local politics has been decimate…

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    Comment #39990403

    https://www.securityweek.com/scathing-federal-report-rips-mi... > The panel said the intrusion, discovered in June by the State Department and dating to May “was preventable and sh…

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    Comment #39864208

    You might be able to argue that Postgres' foreign data is a different form of pluggable storage engine. E.g. you can even use a CSV file as a backing store for a table with file_fd…

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    Comment #39781296

    iMessage is the monopoly part. They could make an App or even just an API available on other platforms but don't because they want the lock-in. > “The #1 most difficult [reason] to…

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    Comment #39750346

    I like sites whose cookie banner gives options instead of only having "Accept All". It makes you feel more respected as a user.

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    Comment #39433798

    It seems like they're worried that interning of objects/records would be too expensive to do generally. It's hard to predict though: that overhead would only apply to new code usin…

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    Comment #39433360

    String's localeCompare: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...

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    Comment #39363466

    Passwords don't protect against spoofed login pages.

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    Comment #38588801

    Sounded like the solution was to tell them that they've been out-ranked. That's the part that was missing from the text conversation. After that, of course they'll be meek.

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    Comment #38256418

    only if you don't like documenting your APIs

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    Comment #38147625

    [flagged]

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    Comment #38086526

    An optimization pass will speed up the server runtime too. Well worth it.

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    Comment #38001176

    Would be nice if YouTube URLs gave some context (e.g. author, title) This one is: @EONutrition Mega Dose Vitamin Therapy: Viral Infection & Post-viral Illness

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    Comment #37930631

    You also irretrievably lose access to your funds if an attacker steals your credential. Not a problem as long as you have flawless security. /s

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    Comment #37325639

    TLDR: it's being worked on, but not ready yet.

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    Comment #37267891

    There is a real taboo about mentioning veganism. That said, it's fairly mainstream these days -- any big enough BBQ will have to have some option. Lactose/gluten/shellfish/peanut e…

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    Comment #37257026

    You still have two votes: with your wallet, and with your ballot. Think back to the times of slavery. You could've said: "I don't own any slaves, so there's nothing I can do". In t…

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    Comment #36623004

    You could say the same thing about doing nothing. As evidence I submit the study referred to in the article.

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    Comment #36244415

    The nice thing about a standard like K8S is how there are other clients to choose from. You can do everything from the CLI with kubectl of course, but there are also a bunch of app…

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    Comment #35252951

    Anyone know if Record & Tuple (deeply immutable primitive values) is moving ahead or stalled? https://tc39.es/proposal-record-tuple/tutorial/