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    Comment #35086506

    Chomsky as usual seems to be arguing a straw man. More interesting might be to ask ChatGPT to write an essay on global hegdemons hegdemoning hegdemonically in East Timor. I'd enjoy…

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    Comment #34757368

    This song is as Gord Downie might say, a Nautical Disaster. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8Fi46BFAF0

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    Comment #34737181

    Start marketing her company? She's now solved two problems, first she has a client, second she has a track record.

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    Comment #34736212

    I cite its approval. Again, "the science" mostly revolves around policy, instead of you know, science. "The science" as presented popularly regarding the COVID vaccines was that th…

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    Comment #34725494

    People aren't anti-science, no one cares about a bunch of papers saying vaccines are / aren't effective, people care that you aren't allowed to go to a restaurant without you're va…

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    Comment #34352512

    Rare earths aren't really that rare, so probably not. Everyone has lots of rare earths, the rare thing is an environmental policy that allows them to be mined economically.

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    Comment #34106284

    The pyramid of loserdom goes all the way down, unless you're Elon Musk there is someone richer, and there's always someone poorer. Winners figure out how to make it with what they …

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    Comment #33975899

    Thanks for that, I had no idea. Do you know if zero is truthy in erlang? It makes sense for elixir (based on ruby) but I'm wondering if erlang is that way too.

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    Comment #33969669

    In what other languages does 0 evaluate to true?

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    Comment #33969578

    Python is a communist apartment block, brutal in design and conformity and not very efficient.

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    Comment #33969553

    I like C++ because I find angle brackets to be harmonious to the eye.

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    Comment #33969353

    Unless seems to be pretty common in many languages. https://www.indifferentlanguages.com/words/unless In my mind the javascript community would do well to address the idiosyncrasie…

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    Comment #33711266

    Yeah, here's how to do it. 1. Set a monthly ad budget for your startup. 2. Run ads for your start up. 3. Change the credit card code so it puts a hold on their credit card and remo…

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    Comment #32429086

    I think it's related to perfect forward secrecy. We used curl's SSLKEYLOGFILE environment variable to find out what tshark needed and then worked to reproduce what curl was produci…

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    Comment #32427999

    The application keys definitely do. The handshake keys are modified and at some point become useless to tshark. Not sure if it is a defensive coding thing, or what, but yeah if we …

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    Comment #32425513

    Author here. This is in process, we are using eBPF to read the keys out of memory in process and then write them into a pcapng file that tshark can use. The handshake is only parti…