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Yasuraka
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Comment #49185231
The willful ignorance is also exceptional, I daresay, second only to the average US citizen. So much for Günter Wallraffs legacy
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Comment #49169226
You are describing assimilation, not integration, also disproven by the fact that the name alone is the only differentiator in this example. Plenty of justifications will be found …
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Comment #49165806
> if you are a reasonable person and integrate you will be treated as one of their own. You won't, even if you were born and raised here - 3rd generation Turks get treated worse af…
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Comment #48005145
Please refrain from astroturfing
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Comment #47176834
I can't remember the US ever being in a position of defense, no matter how much AIPAC handlers blackmail Western politicians with Epsteins.
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Comment #47111918
Notice how those are the only two good examples out of a long, long list, before those but especially after.
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Comment #46956272
Just in time for Steel Ball Run
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Comment #46477599
> The last time the US did something similar was in Panama in 1989 Libya
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Comment #46453142
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Comment #46378264
All of those that ship code instead of packages, e.g. C and Go.
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Comment #46271122
It just so happens that all of those languages share the worst design points, such as the need for a package manager at all and the classic "eval and equivalents run arbitrary code…
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Comment #46267341
> Running npm install is not negligence. I beg to differ and look forward to running my own fiefdom where interpreter/JIT languages are banned in all forms.
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Comment #46086569
Oh thats great to hear, go ahead and post some simple examples then if you will, e.g. what does a cron job look like in Plan9's API? Clearly, > which exists solely because operatin…
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Comment #46080309
> The kraken known as Kubernetes might never have been needed if Plan9s features were adopted. Which Plan9 features exactly give me a unified API layer to handle workload schedulin…
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Comment #46046257
I read your comment as in, comparing to node, my bad. With regards to Rust, crates are packages which may include opaque binaries, e.g. serde_derive, and the stdlib is weak, so imp…
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Comment #46044657
Nope. Know the difference.
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Comment #46001747
Security and safety is all over their marketing but I have yet to hear anything about them that doesn't indicate either bumbling incompetence or gross negligence.
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Comment #45996290
Okta is, if you may excuse my French, straight garbage.
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Comment #45344542
Again, you've missed the mark: a mirror doesn't make a system decentralized not turn a package repository into URIs for code.
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Comment #45320741
I accept your concession.
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Comment #45298498
You really ought to research a topic before arguing. For the average user, both GitHub and default $GOPROXY would have to be down. For me, my CI runs where my (and code I've cloned…
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Comment #45281363
> 95% of Go packages[=code, the author] are hosted on Github So "GitHub is every single programming language's centralized package repository, because lots of code is hosted there"…
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Comment #45277776
> Git != Github That's why I'm putting emphasis on it, because to Go it is. And to languages that actually have centralized package repositories it isn't. There is a difference bet…
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Comment #45271949
So GitHub is every single programming language's centralized package repository? Then what's the difference between git and npm, cargo, pypi, mvn et al?