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joelwilliamson
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Comment #47861358
Function colouring, deadlocks, silent exception swallowing, &c aren’t introduced by the higher levels, they are present in the earlier techniques too.
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Comment #47576623
Who calls WWI, stagflation or Covid good old times? Only the post-WWII boom was really a good time.
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Comment #47446227
When did that happen? Did they admit guilt in the big settlement, or was there a different case?
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Comment #47082715
I think tourer was arguing that the Nazis were a template for how to use speech restrictions to maintain power.
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Comment #46719111
GitHub is a poor example of Chinese internet restrictions, since access to it is usually fine from China.
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Comment #46556733
They could open source it and not even have a Github project associated. Just provide a read-only git repo on anthropic.com or drop a source tarball every release.
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Comment #46165448
Give 10 years of copyright for free, then a $1000 fee for the next decade, and make every subsequent decade 100x more expensive.
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Comment #46165394
Even Amazon Prime’s catalogue is only a third the size of what Netflix had 15 years ago.
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Comment #45786436
Have you tried Real World Haskell?
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Comment #45549151
He’d be dead either way, the question is if having those three years were a net improvement to his life
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Comment #45348229
The “board” in a boarding house is food. There can be other services as well, but food is definitely required to be a boarding house.
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Comment #45210463
He probably typed BSD, and it got autocorrected to BAD.
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Comment #45128288
She said she wouldn’t care if the hotels were set on fire. “Set fire to all the fucking hotels full of the bastards for all I care.” That “for all I care” changes the whole meaning…
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Comment #45056038
That’s a 2000x increase. 2000% is 21x, so $210,000/a.
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Comment #44542739
My daughter’s school had a race day to wrap up their swimming lessons, and one of the events involved rolling from front to back every second stroke. It was funny to watch but not …
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Comment #44310292
> SpaceX is the only entity that have recovered and reused any rocket parts after sending payloads orbital This is not true. Say what you will about the Shuttle, but they definitel…
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Comment #43858531
“What Andy giveth, Bill taketh away”
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Comment #42536042
It’s a trend that’s a few centuries old at least. The French and Indian War was partly caused by Americans who didn’t have enough land to farm to support a family moving west, and …
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Comment #42040376
I grew up in Ontario in the 90s, and addresses were in the phonebook.
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Comment #41975962
A month of programming can save an hour of planning.
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Comment #40889930
https://docs.python.org/3/whatsnew/3.12.html#removed Here's a list of things that were removed from Python in 3.12, most of were deprecated after the 3.0 release.
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Comment #39138575
Groovy is a far better scripting language than YAML, which seems to be the choice of many other NYPD systems.
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Comment #38901506
Privately controlled companies need to do what their controllers think is most important. If the Sulzbergers think taking a stand on AI is more important than profit, they can go a…
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Comment #38341325
After the Korean War, North Korea had significantly more industry, more natural resources and more agricultural land, as well as a larger population.
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Comment #37105874
There is another rocket that has had a few successful landings: Falcon Heavy.