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I think that's why people in this thread are calling it a tradeoff. It's a very attractive option that seems like a great idea until it breaks. In happy path having default values is better, in mixed path situations, having a sepa
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As with any sufficiently complex system, simple solutions fail to take into account knock on effects. As such, I'm curious about what impact that decreased traffic speed had. Did it reduce traffic deaths? Did it increase deaths in ambu
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But that's also a more niche audience. The people who've bought a steam deck (myself included) are more likely to care about, and know about, hardware. When selling to an audience that can't evaluate the build quality as easi
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It's funny to me just how counter to the agile manifesto tenets agile coaches tend to be
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Agile as a noun is a myth. Agile as an adjective is a journey. When I've seen a company being agile and responding to change it's not because they are using some system they learned at a seminar, it's because they trust their
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Aren't iceworms real though?
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I believe a good variable name should be a token. To me this means that it should be visually distinct at a glance without reading it. This runs counter to my job where 20+ character variables are common. Token length names are really usefu
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Sure, but why does the profit have to go to the shareholders? Companies are expected to enrich their shareholders before they enrich the talent actually making the product they sell and I think people are right to question that. Asking why
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They may have meant meta? Meta announced a 40B stock buyback the day after it announced it was laying off 10,000 people. 4,000,000 per employee fired
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Twitter's layoffs are because Elon Musk has no idea how to manage a company, not because of actual business or market pressures
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The important note about that Okla Reactor is that it is believed to have used groundwater as an element in the system. If the moon has a similar naturally occurring fission reactor it would either mean that there is water on the moon or th
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Another key is that HDMI carries more power than display port. There are dongles for your tv that can get all the power they need from an HDMI cable. Not so far display port. When it comes to use case, display port is better when connecting
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That's how long it takes before the person who signed off on it has moved to another job and made the product someone else's problem. At that point the new person will usually kick off a new project because the old one is bad and
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It runs counter to the pressures a developer faces. I've at times been told that tech debt is fine because products only last 3-4 years before a replacement gets made. When you're on that timeline who cares if you've cleaned
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It can really depend on the nature of the vulnerability and who discovered it. Based on the timeline at the bottom of this article it seems like this was way too slow. Based on the cve information this was ranked as 9.8. The last time I dea
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One of main uw campus, Madison, doesn't allow cs masters students. You are brought in as a PhD then allowed to leave when you've achieved your masters. This also causes attrition rates in those programs to skew low. Walked gutted
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I'm not very confident, I'm 100% certain that there is at least one person on this site (me) who could not make it work on such a scale.
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I think you're right to an extent, but I think ubi could bridge the gap between necessary services and nice to have services. It could let someone who is on food stamps and housing assistance choose to upgrade one of those or for them
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Why do you like it more? I looked it up and it seems nice, but it's full of sales pitches and your comment could honestly be taken as viral marketing. Are there downsides? I'm willing to pay if it is legitimately that much better
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I think they also rusted it out because of the rate limits this week.
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If they are working at a company then they are working class.
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Go has it's time and place just like C. The developers chose to ignore that progress and created the C for distributed and parallelizeable code. Using go for what you use JavaScript for is like using C to do Java work. Sure you can do
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For me it's that the creators I watch get more money if I pay than watch ads and I get a better service (and extra services on top)
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Customer is generally whoever is giving you money. With YouTube ads it's advertiser with the viewer being a second customer as the viewer gives YouTube the attention/click through. That falls apart if the user refuses to engage in
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It's not even capitalism. Socialism definitely involves paying for services rendered. Exchanging something for something else is a basic building block of human society.
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I did this. I was skeptical at first but it's such a big qol improvement. I got a family plan so now that's what I bring to the streaming service exchange with the family and they love me for it
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These laws typically target anti-consumer practices, not the actual existence of a monopoly
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Yeah, the definition of news content being "news content means content — in any format, including an audio or audiovisual format — that reports on, investigates or explains current issues or events of public interest and includes such
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Sure. Just like a bullet proof vest is impervious to bullets. It's still not gonna work against a Rheinmetall Rh-120 120 mm smoothbore tank gun
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They could easily both be telling the truth. He could have been pressured into it by his father and told his mother he wanted to go while telling a more distant relative his fears caused by his parents
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