AndrewGaspar

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by AndrewGaspar 7y ago
Meh, when you get to the point where you're exceeding your available address space, there's probably a million other refactorings you had to make to address all of the other architectural changes.
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by AndrewGaspar 7y ago
"How is it a massive cognitive load? Just write a bunch of tooling to enforce your rules!"
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by AndrewGaspar 7y ago
The market value is lower than the maximum value that would be paid for fossil fuels because pretty intense competition drives the price down pretty close to marginal costs. Fossil fuels (obviously) aren't capturing all of the value th
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by AndrewGaspar 7y ago
If somebody chooses to have as many kids as they want to have, you're going to force them (and their children) into poverty?
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by AndrewGaspar 7y ago
> Why is it abhorrent to not have your own kids? Please explain to me how you plan to enforce your ban on people having more than one kid.
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by AndrewGaspar 7y ago
This is kind of a tail wagging the dog argument. If only everybody was rich then there wouldn't be any resource scarcity!
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by AndrewGaspar 7y ago
They're taboo because they're abhorrent. I don't suppose you've spent a lick of time thinking of the implications of enforcing such a ban?
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by AndrewGaspar 7y ago
Some license holders have legally restricted streaming of games in the past (think licensed music, but also some specific games). The reason they don't generally is because it's in their best interest to have people streaming thei
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by AndrewGaspar 7y ago
Found the Tesla owner.
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by AndrewGaspar 7y ago
> Unless there is some organization with enough power to prevent countries from fighting each other, you're going to get the latter. How do you think you get a world government? I guarantee you it's not without somebody using s
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by AndrewGaspar 7y ago
It's good they're keeping it off the black market, but I suspect many on here are opposed to above the board sales, too.
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C++2a Coroutines and Dangling References(quuxplusone.github.io)
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by AndrewGaspar 7y ago
> COM Port debugging If you can otherwise use Hyper-V, I’d strongly recommend using kdnet debugging[0]. It offers a noticeably much faster experience. [0] https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/driver
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by AndrewGaspar 7y ago
They do not. https://www.treasurydirect.gov/govt/reports/pd/gift/gift.htm
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by AndrewGaspar 8y ago
> the right to vote Yeah, but they mess even that up by making it obligatory. :)
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by AndrewGaspar 8y ago
"We don't need known, existing solution X if we solve the incredibly complex and old-as-time problem Y" isn't really a compelling argument. Like, I oppose food subsidies as much as anyone, but 1) I'm not under any i
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by AndrewGaspar 8y ago
> The problem (if you view it as a problem) is that food is now produced very far away from where it is consumed The "bananas in Alaska" problem. :) https://www.superbeariga.com/shop#!/?id=12413&departm
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by AndrewGaspar 8y ago
We may be able to support our current population without pesticides (I don't know, I'm not really that immersed in the economics of it), but not without backsliding on the advances we've made against global poverty.
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by AndrewGaspar 8y ago
I find this comment kind of funny because the incredible byproduct of modern agriculture (including pesticides) is that the vast majority of the human race can now do something besides toiling away at food production.
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by AndrewGaspar 8y ago
This service seems uninteresting to ME for two reasons. Firstly, although I do own an iPhone, I use Windows on my other devices, including my Surface Book, where I'm more likely to do long form reading. So the lack of either a Windows
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by AndrewGaspar 8y ago
This link is definitely more interesting if you care about clang or clang tools.
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by AndrewGaspar 8y ago
As somebody with a neutral midwestern accent, I resent that statement. :)
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by AndrewGaspar 8y ago
Ah, when I got to the code snippet, I was hoping I'd see that you didn't have to change any code, that SAPI could generate the precise interface of the library you're using, but it looks like the code you have to write is a p
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by AndrewGaspar 8y ago
We more-or-less use Google's. Formatting level style is enforced via clang-format + CI.
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by AndrewGaspar 8y ago
For better or worse, people don't apply purely rational thinking about trade-offs to healthcare. I think it would make a lot of people squeamish to hear this argument about why somebody, where somebody might be mom or dad, isn't g
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by AndrewGaspar 8y ago
I'm sorry, but this seems a little naive. 1) It assumes that the NSA would only want to exploit a vulnerability exactly once, 2) this behavior would be fairly obvious since hackers examine patch payloads, and 3) this behavior on the pa
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by AndrewGaspar 8y ago
It's when you cut your blog post into tweet-sized blocks and post each tweet in a separate jpeg with a cartoon dog.
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by AndrewGaspar 8y ago
Cable would also be reasonably called a competitor.
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by AndrewGaspar 8y ago
This would definitely be better as a blog post than a dog post.
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by AndrewGaspar 8y ago
> monopolies (like Netflix) I'm really curious what your definition of "monopoly" is.

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