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by 12345hn6789 2y ago
Google is no longer the hot place to be. These blog posts are just soft launches of the engineers new companies. They're googlers, they know you gotta repeat yourself over and over to get mind share going :)
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by 12345hn6789 2y ago
Poked around a bit. It's responsive and looks great on mobile. Kudos
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by 12345hn6789 2y ago
That will not bring him significant income.
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by 12345hn6789 2y ago
This is an incredibly pessimistic view. Do you have any sources to these claims?
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by 12345hn6789 2y ago
type Burrito = Meat option \* Ingredient list let (>>=) burrito f = match burrito with | Some meat, ingredients -> f (Some meat, ingredients) | None, _ -> None, [] let returnBurrito (meat, ingredients)
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by 12345hn6789 2y ago
FWIW that thread looks to be a casino being black listed after trying to negotiate down cloud flares enterprise plan.
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by 12345hn6789 2y ago
Much easier than seablock. But it's a chore. The end game is a grind instead of a challenge like sesblock
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by 12345hn6789 2y ago
Does your team have required code reviews? This might help reduce production incidents - sent from my terminal
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by 12345hn6789 2y ago
That's great but it's not Linux. Biking on public roads does not mean your bike is a car.
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by 12345hn6789 2y ago
Note that due to the licenses no company will touch any of these with a 10 ft pole. Great for individuals looking to experiment though
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by 12345hn6789 2y ago
There is a story and decentish world building. It's just slow. Most of it happens from off handed comments the characters make. It's there! I can understand not wanting to watch 3 hours of anime to get background information thoug
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by 12345hn6789 2y ago
Yup. Folks like to bring up Roblox (rightfully) with regards to gambling and hosting shady real $money shops for in game items but AFAIK (public) Minecraft servers have been doing this since at least 2012. "Pay $20 for a 'rank&#x2
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by 12345hn6789 2y ago
Thanks for the updates and article. If this is s big deal perhaps you should be choosing a different language :) Also BTW the nested `errors.Is` bench is wrong. Each function is wrapping the errors instead of constructing them preemptively
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by 12345hn6789 2y ago
This is oddly similar to the insomnia http client moving to a paid model only. Always turn off auto updates!
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by 12345hn6789 2y ago
It's fun. Not everything has to be dry.
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by 12345hn6789 2y ago
They were referring to the unprecedented rise in temperature over the last hundred or so years.
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by 12345hn6789 2y ago
I agree. But you left out one small piece of information: If you didn't go outside for food you died. If you didn't go outside to till your field you died. If you didn't travel with your animal herd you died.
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by 12345hn6789 3y ago
It's not open source or decentralized.
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by 12345hn6789 3y ago
Nothing like arguing against software freedom because of "checks notes", security by obscurity. I thought I'd read higher effort content on HN.
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by 12345hn6789 3y ago
The game has regular updates, so sort of.
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by 12345hn6789 3y ago
I don't quite think it's that impressive. AIs in video games are specifically "nerfed" simply due to the fact they can make decisions much, much faster than humans. Open AI didn't do anything special in this case. S
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by 12345hn6789 3y ago
Re: this is an advertisement for a product by its own employees.
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by 12345hn6789 3y ago
Why is the scale 0-140? My modern windows 10 desktop using FireFox latest gives 15.0/140 with no other programs running besides FF and discord. Surely 15 is horrible in that context? I have 1 extension, ublock origin, allowed to run on
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by 12345hn6789 3y ago
Yup. It seems like the mods that left were replaced with narcissistic people who are only there to throw their power around. A few subs were ruined after for me.
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by 12345hn6789 3y ago
care to elaborate? Not picking apart anything you said but am curious. I am slowly making my way through DDIA. Nothing he says is particularly egregious (so far).
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by 12345hn6789 3y ago
Ads.
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by 12345hn6789 3y ago
Aren't these exactly what p99 illustrates? Of course you'd have to have your use cases logged well enough to be able to aggregate the 99th percentile accurately to each customer flow
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by 12345hn6789 3y ago
>It's literally an unauthorized transaction that's against payment card network rules. It's a pretty sneaky move used by some merchants, and unfortunately, it's not something Privacy can block Have you found a site th
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by 12345hn6789 3y ago
thank you for your work. The installation process was very easy. I would recommend though, to simply outline the steps and move the advanced section to the bottom completely. ``` 1. Run script in your OS cmd line. 2. Navigate to `about:supp
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by 12345hn6789 3y ago
Does reinventing the wheel every 3 years count as progress?

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