> It’s a lot like guilt by association What would you think of someone who works for KGB (now FSB) and propagandizes the values of USSR (or modern Russia)?
> drink driving may kill a lot of people, but it also helps a lot of people get to work on time, so, it;s impossible to say if its bad or not, that's a non sequitur "that guy is not against driving under the influence,…
> always fixing something or dealing with breakage from an update. literally the experience that Mac was always known for
> Also happens with plain c and the "pay attention" method. not really there are decades of well known practices to basically cover every possible scenario the point is Rust doesn't allow to write certain kinds of code…
> Rust has shown that extensive safety checks can be applied at compile time with zero runtime overhead. at the cost of developing time and workarounds overhead. > And, if it's not possible to prove this statically -…
You can totally make money if people use your tool It's companies using your tool that don't want to give back to the people
> Large organizations very quickly become like communist state here we are again: someone attributing to communism what capitalism is factually based on. https://i.redd.it/46norpbeuut51.jpg > nobody own anything and any…
> I would love to hear an example of a successful communist state. Basically, all of them They were so successful that the west (meaning mainly the U.S. and the Brits) have invested gigantic amounts of resources in…
I've done tech support for years, since 1996. Your assumptions are also very wrong, my psyche could kill you, I simply know what I want on my side and you on your side, we have to meet somewhere in the middle, otherwise…
> Listening is a skill, one which is can be perfected if practiced communicating is also a skill learning to communicate effectively can be perfected too
> To truly listen means to place yourself mentally and physically in a vulnerable state if it's not two ways, stop trying, stand up and leave.
a friend of mine owns a very popular psych/stoner label until 3 days ago the website was a bunch of static pages, updated by the "webmaster", no shopping cart, no search, no contact form, just the email on the website…
Easy move + resize solves this https://github.com/dmarcotte/easy-move-resize
True, but it is like saying that to know China you have to ask the nationalists in Taiwan. Or that to understand Italian resistance you have to ask the millions of people in Italy that supported fascism. It doesn't work.
HTML 2.0 and NOSCRIPT are very hard to enforce both server and client side.
> It relieves you from the burden of constant vigilance Is it..? Rust is more like your parents when you are a kid: don't do that, don't do that either! see? you wanted to go out to play with your friends and now you…
postfix sqlite billions of installations and relatively few incidents
> "somewhat similar but different" about accents, see my examples. they are used to disambiguate, which is a bonus in itself. > If "ch" always meant the same thing, it would be just fine. that is my take too: in German…
> "is the beginning of the reason why English is written without accent marks" > sh, th, ee, oo, ou That's cool 'n all, but I believe that only applies to French writing in English for English people. Many languages…
that's how "sh" is pronounced, not how "s" is pronounced same pronunciation of sh in ship is found in - sugar - sure - machine - Chicago - mustache - sheikh - nation (!!!!) Can you notice that some of those words do not…
> A healthy lifestyle improves outcomes pretty much regardless of genetics to be able to afford a healthy life depends a lot on luck, much more than good DNA. secondarily: modern western societies make it almost…
> how did you go from having a map that shows you where the driver is to "makes him your butler" and "micromanaging" and "workers don't have rights". I sometimes forget that HN is mostly US people, unaware that there is…
> If the Americans, in your example, over ate because they produced more of the world's needs, are they abusers? We know they did it in the past for profit and to flood developing countries with their products so that…
> the majority of the world would be living differently we don't know how, we sure can't say it would be worse, it probably wouldn't. modern medicine is not energy intensive likewise aren't better hygiene and better…
No. Heroin it's a problem and it's in fact listed among the banned substances. TikTok is not banned and when rumors spread about the government wanting to shut it down, people protested. I've never seen people…
> It’s a lot like guilt by association What would you think of someone who works for KGB (now FSB) and propagandizes the values of USSR (or modern Russia)?
> drink driving may kill a lot of people, but it also helps a lot of people get to work on time, so, it;s impossible to say if its bad or not, that's a non sequitur "that guy is not against driving under the influence,…
> always fixing something or dealing with breakage from an update. literally the experience that Mac was always known for
> Also happens with plain c and the "pay attention" method. not really there are decades of well known practices to basically cover every possible scenario the point is Rust doesn't allow to write certain kinds of code…
> Rust has shown that extensive safety checks can be applied at compile time with zero runtime overhead. at the cost of developing time and workarounds overhead. > And, if it's not possible to prove this statically -…
You can totally make money if people use your tool It's companies using your tool that don't want to give back to the people
> Large organizations very quickly become like communist state here we are again: someone attributing to communism what capitalism is factually based on. https://i.redd.it/46norpbeuut51.jpg > nobody own anything and any…
> I would love to hear an example of a successful communist state. Basically, all of them They were so successful that the west (meaning mainly the U.S. and the Brits) have invested gigantic amounts of resources in…
I've done tech support for years, since 1996. Your assumptions are also very wrong, my psyche could kill you, I simply know what I want on my side and you on your side, we have to meet somewhere in the middle, otherwise…
> Listening is a skill, one which is can be perfected if practiced communicating is also a skill learning to communicate effectively can be perfected too
> To truly listen means to place yourself mentally and physically in a vulnerable state if it's not two ways, stop trying, stand up and leave.
a friend of mine owns a very popular psych/stoner label until 3 days ago the website was a bunch of static pages, updated by the "webmaster", no shopping cart, no search, no contact form, just the email on the website…
Easy move + resize solves this https://github.com/dmarcotte/easy-move-resize
True, but it is like saying that to know China you have to ask the nationalists in Taiwan. Or that to understand Italian resistance you have to ask the millions of people in Italy that supported fascism. It doesn't work.
HTML 2.0 and NOSCRIPT are very hard to enforce both server and client side.
> It relieves you from the burden of constant vigilance Is it..? Rust is more like your parents when you are a kid: don't do that, don't do that either! see? you wanted to go out to play with your friends and now you…
postfix sqlite billions of installations and relatively few incidents
> "somewhat similar but different" about accents, see my examples. they are used to disambiguate, which is a bonus in itself. > If "ch" always meant the same thing, it would be just fine. that is my take too: in German…
> "is the beginning of the reason why English is written without accent marks" > sh, th, ee, oo, ou That's cool 'n all, but I believe that only applies to French writing in English for English people. Many languages…
that's how "sh" is pronounced, not how "s" is pronounced same pronunciation of sh in ship is found in - sugar - sure - machine - Chicago - mustache - sheikh - nation (!!!!) Can you notice that some of those words do not…
> A healthy lifestyle improves outcomes pretty much regardless of genetics to be able to afford a healthy life depends a lot on luck, much more than good DNA. secondarily: modern western societies make it almost…
> how did you go from having a map that shows you where the driver is to "makes him your butler" and "micromanaging" and "workers don't have rights". I sometimes forget that HN is mostly US people, unaware that there is…
> If the Americans, in your example, over ate because they produced more of the world's needs, are they abusers? We know they did it in the past for profit and to flood developing countries with their products so that…
> the majority of the world would be living differently we don't know how, we sure can't say it would be worse, it probably wouldn't. modern medicine is not energy intensive likewise aren't better hygiene and better…
No. Heroin it's a problem and it's in fact listed among the banned substances. TikTok is not banned and when rumors spread about the government wanting to shut it down, people protested. I've never seen people…