1980phipsi

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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
It's simple: don't buy cars with shitty UX.
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
Caesar was mostly following through with prior norm breaking. That's why it is important to rebuke politicians in the mold of Trump. You don't know who will follow him.
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
He's the Vice President of the D Language Foundation, although he's not contributing as he used to.
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
They are switching to new infrastructure. It's been down since second half of November.
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
If the new code search is more resource intensive, then why not have a slimmed down, less resource intensive version for when users aren't logged in?
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
Using Google sites with a VPN on Firefox has been really annoying for the past couple of months as well.
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
I've been randomly getting the situation where the video on Firefox doesn't work, but the sound does. It says something like "Sorry something's gone wrong", but for a brief second I can see the video. I think it&#x2
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
That's what he's saying.
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
Is this important? https://spectrum.ieee.org/small-modular-reactors-nuscale
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
My brother basically needs THC to sleep. Or strenuous physical activity all day.
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
If the government increases regulations, then it tends to place a bigger burden on small businesses than big businesses for the same reasons you highlighted about overhead.
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
VC isn't a panacea and doesn't operate in a vacuum. If you raise the cost of going public and staying public, then that makes VC funding or going private more attractive. The VC funding may come with terms that are not expected by
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
There is owner imputed rent and rent. It’s two separate categories. Owner imputed rent is meant to capture the implied rent that home owners pay themselves. The old method used interest costs, which historically didn’t do a good job because
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
It is also unsustainable in the long-run for the primary budget deficit (I.e excluding taxes interest costs) to grow faster than GDP growth.
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
Making the Wall Street Journal appeal to a wider audience sounds like a bad idea for those who like business news.
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
Already posted: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37798046
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
Finger prints and face scans are better replacements for user names than passwords. I had read some good things about YubiKey, but I don't think I could get it to work on my corporate computerr.
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
You can load a dice, but you can't bias a coin: http://www.stat.columbia.edu/~gelman/research/published/dice...
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
That would only work for data known at compile-time...
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
You're cherry-picking one statistic to judge Mao's leadership. On its own merits, life expectancy is going to be difficult to evaluate China on during this period. Mao's government followed from both a disastrous Japanese inv
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
Does this work with archive.today? I've been having issues with using Firefox with it recently. Fails a captcha for some reason
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
Slavery certainly had an impact on that as well.
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
Still made about the removal of the headphone socket though...
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
Does this update actually fix music/podcasting app skipping?
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
Zig's take on comptime is slightly different from C++ and D, but that doesn't make it revolutionary. It has first class types, which allows you to pass them to a function along with normal function parameters, instead of having a
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
> Zig is so revolutionary in its design that it's hard to compare it to anything else. I mean, Zig has an interesting combination of functionality, but I wouldn't say that the individual pieces are revolutionary. Who knows thou
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
I agree with most of this, but I would say that D was probably designed to be an alternative to C++ or Java. Zig shares many of C's design philosophies, though I think D's syntax is a little closer to C's than Zig's is t
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
I have the issue on Firefox, but not on Chrome.
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
I've been having problems with them since yesterday. I had a little luck with archive.org/web, but it's not quite as stream-lined.
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by 1980phipsi 3y ago
I would guess only a small fraction of students will do something in real life where they need linear algebra beyond the simple stuff taught in an Algebra 2 course.

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