Imperfect commits never existed when you squash.
chunkystyles
joined 2 years ago
To be fair, they're not talking about Trump, but RFK Jr.
He may be well educated, but he's dumb as fuck.
I basically came to say this, but also that the cause is systemic.
When modern society, so thoroughly ravaged by late stage capitalism, requires you to spend the majority of your day working or doing chores and your leisure time is resting just enough so you can do it so again, there's no energy left to fight.
I can't say that those in charge are smart enough to do this on purpose, but it's definitely effective.
He's learned his lesson!
single issue voters like you
Proof you either aren't arguing in good faith, or you have the reading and comprehension skills of a dehydrated snail.
I have no interest in continuing this.
So even if I were to grant that on Israel/Palestine they were no different (which I don't), we're going to throw all of those other groups and causes under the bus?
An unironic "both sides". How original.
I have no intentions of looking at your profile, so I'll assume you're joking. Because I prefer that option.
In either case, one of those candidates will be worse for Palestinians, LGBTQ folks, women, the climate, etc.. I actually care about those groups and causes.
As if I have any control over genocide. I voted against the fascist, at least.
Get your unwashed gamergate ass out of here.
Rust is great, and I truly mean that. But saying you can't get race conditions in Rust is just not true.
And also, not everything is going to be written in Rust. When the company you're working for needs a web application quickly, that's better done in other languages.
And also also, Spring has a lot of niceties when it comes to concurrency that make this much less of a point.
This whole thread is pretty triggering to me. People think that if the recipe is exact enough, it'll come out perfect the first time and they won't have to make any tweaks sure to their ingredients, their equipment, or the environment.
There's a reason why I generally won't make a recipe for the first time for guests.