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I wonder if you can send them a cease-and-desist.

Honestly? Disabling JS accomplishes most of that.

No, it's not, as can be seen from the diagrams in the article.

I understand its value as well as I believe I need to in order to do good work. I'm sure you hold beliefs that are different from mine, and I think that diversity--and the fact that we can talk about this stuff honestly and respectfully--is what makes our industry great.

I won't be donating, since I don't believe that what needs to change in software development is as simple as a choice of programming language--I'm sure you've heard that one before. Best of luck with your endeavors regardless!

Julia crew, where you at?

But you didn't actually show the margin of error. In any case, I think I'd take this argument more seriously in an article of its own, rather than on a back-and-forth forum like this. Not enough opportunities to request and provide context.

I feel like anyone would expect this to be guarded against though. There may not be a particular reason to "need" it, but the fact it's even possible is ridiculous.

I'd argue that's an even worse look for an org like GitHub.

> Hence, there were no intermediate layers like run-times in order to execute native applications; just binary content was there.

That's not true. Even with "native binaries" you have the OS as an intermediary.

Extremely relevant reading: _Purity_, by Jonathan Franzen https://www.amazon.com/dp/0374239215

The namesake of the Pulitzer prize, Joseph Pulitzer, was one of the foremost proponents of yellow journalism. Rudy Giuliani, an American hero for a couple of years after 9/11, is now a foreign asset for all intents and purposes. Having prestige doesn't make you infallible, it just means you were in the right place at the right time.

A nihilist regarding truth, I see. You might want to watch this video to see why that's a dangerous attitude, and one that plays into the hands of morally unscrupulous actors and foreign adversaries: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nknYtlOvaQ0

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> It is somewhat inconvenient that Swift forces us to write so much code, but we must admit that the result is probably less likely to confuse a good programmer.

Oh come on, it's basically just one extra character.

Speaking of the power of farmers… https://youtu.be/rStL7niR7gs?t=439 The relevant clip is just 20 seconds long.

That might require a bit more effort on the part of a company I know, who would have to register their logo "moz://a".

<b>Be</b>, <strong>be</strong>, but don’t <head>be</head>. That's an illegal act of violence.

Something extremely relevant I've been considering pursuing: https://todoist.com/productivity-methods/medium-method

Not in an era when information is the most valuable commodity. Just look at the discrepancy in patent treatment been the US and China: openness on our part can still go unrequited and be taken advantage of. No matter what we give a sanctioned county free access to, they can just bend it to their own will.

> I learned that while surfing from an IP address which was mistakenly associated with being located in Iran. […] As I got that fixed quite fast afterwards I haven't done more browsing

Tor?

Ever heard of the Elm Architecture? It helps address some of these pain points, e.g., by forcing you to decide from the get-go what your global modifiable state comprises, and then having each action consist of an update to that state model.

Anti-SLAPP is a thing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strategic_lawsuit_against_publ...

Spam is like weeds: it is anything excessive, unwanted, and relatively useless.

If they don't want GitHub PRs, they can just disable them.

This has already been possible for years upon years on Roku.

Would this support 3rd-party live TV streaming services, such as Sling, Fubo, Hulu?

In what way(s) does Linux fail to follow in the footsteps of PARC?

Graceful degradation? Couldn't find any info on this.

What gave you the idea that most FP uses macros? Much code in functional languages uses no macros at all. Perhaps you are confusing FP with Lisp.

Then it wouldn't be a joke, it would be "art".