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  • Palestine support is banned network-wide, even on the politics site, even as an answer to a question.
  • Data dumps are locked behind an illegal paywall.
  • 2019 was the beginning of the end.
  • Stack Exchange broke the law: https://substack.evancarroll.com/p/the-erasure-of-luigi-mangione
  • Any criticism of the way Stack Exchange investors run the site results in a ban.
  • I was banned from the Stack Exchange network for one month for deleting my own comments.
  • I was banned from Meta Stack Exchange for one year for asking if it's okay to delete my own comments.

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Should functions that take functions as parameters, also take parameters to those functions as parameters?
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Is there terminology for "true"ing, "false"ing, and toggling a boolean?
May 4, 2018
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Why should I never ever ever use Java serialization?
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Why would patient management systems not assert limits for certain biometric data?
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Why should I never ever ever use Java serialization?
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Is there a standard way to indicate that a function returns a new pointer?
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Why do "checked exceptions", i.e., "value-or-error return values", work well in Rust and Go but not in Java?
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When an interpreter executes code: Is there a "chain of interpretations" down to the lowest level?
Mar 9, 2014
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In Java, what are some good ways to separate APIs from implementation of entire projects?
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Are all the objects in C++ mutable if not stated otherwise?
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