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Comment #49128744
When the Mexican government signed up for NSO’s spyware, who did they target? A woman who was working to pass a sugar sweetened beverage tax. And her children.
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Comment #48339226
They don’t support any recent rsync protocol, so there’s no 64bit timestamp support, so you can never actually sync metadata across newer filesystems.
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Comment #48282820
I’d guess because most don’t correctly account for wear and tear and depreciation of their car when they do their mental profit calculation.
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Comment #48280215
Unrelated squares in squares, I think the interjection is PSYCH.
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Comment #48223759
Choosing not to look at something is not denying anyone anything.
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Comment #48123387
Support for Trump, or even Republicans writ large, means support for reducing taxes (both estate and income) on the wealthy, while increasing them on consumers (via tariffs). Musk …
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Comment #47942561
To hell with writing a test for you. That’s what you say to someone who gets paid by you. If the project doesn’t want the fix. That’s their issue, not the reporter’s.
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Comment #47540800
Having the equivalent jq expression in these examples might help to compare expressiveness, and it might help me see if jq could “just” use a DFA when a (sub)query admits one. grep…
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Comment #47447325
If I have X dollars and get taxed such that I have X * T after the taxing, say T = (1 - .20), then I invest and that money grows by a factor, say G = (1 + .50), over the years, the…
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Comment #47430107
> Nothing this administration ever does is planned. You are joking, right? Project 2025 has achieved 50% of its goals in record time[0]. Trump disavowed both it and invading Iran, …
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Comment #47114877
Prop 13 isn’t the reason old people hang on to their property. You can downgrade and maintain your Prop 13 tax advantage.
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Comment #47090224
> C99 designated initializers are not supported in C++. They are, finally, part of C++20.
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Comment #46769987
I fully agree. Claude’s review comments have been 50% useful, which is great . For comparison I have almost never found a useful TeamScale comment (classic static analyzer). Even m…
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Comment #46672984
It’s loses them in the current context (say 200k tokens), not in its SQLite history db (limited by your local storage).
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Comment #46612169
For this model to be convincing, you would need to explain the motivation for the pension funds loaning the 90% that then goes to zero. They are repeat investors after all. As are …
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Comment #46597714
The machine (AirSense 11) has been a god send for me. I can’t believe I waited so long. I haven’t slept a night without it since my first. I haven’t had to tweak any settings. It’s…
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Comment #46249191
The name of the project is a reference to P. G. Wodehouse[0] for those unaware. [0] https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/author/783
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Comment #46213881
It’s a bit clickbait-y, but the article is short, to the point, and frankly satisfying. If there is such a thing as good clickbait, then this might be it. Impressive work!
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Comment #46185644
This is a great result[0]: > we found that there are 17 semantic rules in the core semantics which are not covered by the [ECMAScript Conformance Test Suite] > we succeeded to manu…
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Comment #46072898
Remember when Russia agreed[0] to defend Ukraine if they gave up their nuclear weapons? [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budapest_Memorandum
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Comment #45881826
Username checks out.
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Comment #45804702
The pep didn’t mention considering reusing `async` instead of `lazy`. That would’ve conveyed the same thing to me without a new keyword, and would haven’t been similar to html’s us…
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Comment #45694973
Yes, but these examples are not zero-sum. There is no net winning for society from gambling zero-sum, whereas there can be from risky startups.
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Comment #45551215
Here’s my solution: clicking four boxes that form the corners of a rectangle will flip them leaving the rest of the board unchanged. Using this move you can find sets of rectangle …