What particular setups are getting folks these sorts of results? If there’s a way I could avoid all the babysitting I have to do with AI tools that would be welcome
Doesn’t Arc and Weak work for doubly linked lists? Rust docs recommend Weak as a way to break pointer cycles: https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/sync/struct.Arc.html#breaking-...
Surveillance, in public, run by the government, is _not_ a political issue?
This article use the word “perhaps” way too much
Possibly controversial take, but I don’t think it’s helpful to gossip about who the bad apples are. Either take a risk and name names, or wait until the dust settles.
The point I was probably trying to make is that I suspect that the author of this study and the accompanying article probably has a particular political axe to grind. That's mostly just conjecture, though. Moral panics…
“To many conservatives, trigger warnings are a symptom of a world gone mad: a fragilizing ritual meant to insulate the delicate worldview of a weak-minded generation.” Conservatives routinely get upset about the…
What about stuff like movie and game ratings? What about things like restricting sexually explicit material to minors? Seems like a weird point to make. What I like about content warnings is that I can choose whether I…
All the poorer people I know are very skilled at saving small amounts of money on things, e.g. pirating shows, using a cheap old phone, knowing where to find the cheapest groceries, and so on. I know that I've gotten a…
This article doesn't mention the one article of faith every crypto utopian I've run into really believes: the US dollar and every other currency will collapse soon and be replaced by crypto.
It's worth considering how recent advances in things like gay rights are, and how much more is left for things like trans rights. Why should I care more about debate club than about being able to make medical decisions…
Most liberal countries have restrictions on outright hate speech. It's definitely possible to be a liberal and also oppose the right of Nazis to advocate for mass genocide.
How do you explain the situation in Japan? Their money supply has grown steadily over the last couple decades, yet they've seen basically no inflation. See: https://tradingeconomics.com/japan/money-supply-m2 and:…
Isn't any business always looking to "add to the portfolio of things they create rules for and manage"
People already get leverage on their car via car loans
Are you not arguing that public sector employees in San Francisco should get a pay cut?
From within a VPC, you can either access DynamoDB via its public internet endpoints (eg, dynamodb.us-east-1.amazonaws.com, which routes through an Internet Gateway attachment in your VPC), or via a VPC endpoint for…
Isn't drug addiction specifically when you lose agency over your own drug use?
My point is nobody wants people to starve, neither Elon and his buddies or Gretchen Newsom
A better answer, from your perspective, would probably be that private charity and food banks deal with this problem already, right?
About ~16k people are murdered every year in the US, however I would assume you think it's worthwhile to try and do something about that
Call me crazy, but I don't think people should be threatened with starvation if they don't work
Being combative rarely works out the way you want to, at least in my experience. That being said, it's still important to have standards beyond just empathy. I hope that Linus, and the Linux community can "do both" in…
This has to be one of the most dishonest pieces of writing I've ever read. Why stick the thesis, namely: "envy and resentment are good," at the bottom? Why pepper the article with Marxist terms like "late capitalism"?…
>fundamental types like Vector are implemented with unsafe That's kind of the point, though: Vec provides a safe interface over behavior that would otherwise be unsafe. You could as easily complain that C is…
What particular setups are getting folks these sorts of results? If there’s a way I could avoid all the babysitting I have to do with AI tools that would be welcome
Doesn’t Arc and Weak work for doubly linked lists? Rust docs recommend Weak as a way to break pointer cycles: https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/sync/struct.Arc.html#breaking-...
Surveillance, in public, run by the government, is _not_ a political issue?
This article use the word “perhaps” way too much
Possibly controversial take, but I don’t think it’s helpful to gossip about who the bad apples are. Either take a risk and name names, or wait until the dust settles.
The point I was probably trying to make is that I suspect that the author of this study and the accompanying article probably has a particular political axe to grind. That's mostly just conjecture, though. Moral panics…
“To many conservatives, trigger warnings are a symptom of a world gone mad: a fragilizing ritual meant to insulate the delicate worldview of a weak-minded generation.” Conservatives routinely get upset about the…
What about stuff like movie and game ratings? What about things like restricting sexually explicit material to minors? Seems like a weird point to make. What I like about content warnings is that I can choose whether I…
All the poorer people I know are very skilled at saving small amounts of money on things, e.g. pirating shows, using a cheap old phone, knowing where to find the cheapest groceries, and so on. I know that I've gotten a…
This article doesn't mention the one article of faith every crypto utopian I've run into really believes: the US dollar and every other currency will collapse soon and be replaced by crypto.
It's worth considering how recent advances in things like gay rights are, and how much more is left for things like trans rights. Why should I care more about debate club than about being able to make medical decisions…
Most liberal countries have restrictions on outright hate speech. It's definitely possible to be a liberal and also oppose the right of Nazis to advocate for mass genocide.
How do you explain the situation in Japan? Their money supply has grown steadily over the last couple decades, yet they've seen basically no inflation. See: https://tradingeconomics.com/japan/money-supply-m2 and:…
Isn't any business always looking to "add to the portfolio of things they create rules for and manage"
People already get leverage on their car via car loans
Are you not arguing that public sector employees in San Francisco should get a pay cut?
From within a VPC, you can either access DynamoDB via its public internet endpoints (eg, dynamodb.us-east-1.amazonaws.com, which routes through an Internet Gateway attachment in your VPC), or via a VPC endpoint for…
Isn't drug addiction specifically when you lose agency over your own drug use?
My point is nobody wants people to starve, neither Elon and his buddies or Gretchen Newsom
A better answer, from your perspective, would probably be that private charity and food banks deal with this problem already, right?
About ~16k people are murdered every year in the US, however I would assume you think it's worthwhile to try and do something about that
Call me crazy, but I don't think people should be threatened with starvation if they don't work
Being combative rarely works out the way you want to, at least in my experience. That being said, it's still important to have standards beyond just empathy. I hope that Linus, and the Linux community can "do both" in…
This has to be one of the most dishonest pieces of writing I've ever read. Why stick the thesis, namely: "envy and resentment are good," at the bottom? Why pepper the article with Marxist terms like "late capitalism"?…
>fundamental types like Vector are implemented with unsafe That's kind of the point, though: Vec provides a safe interface over behavior that would otherwise be unsafe. You could as easily complain that C is…