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by CSSer 5y ago
Half a million to destroy something that costs a million or more seems like a decent bargain to me, especially given that it’s fire and forget and capable of hitting them where their armor is thinnest. The pentagon’s latest numbers claim th
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by CSSer 5y ago
Is that even in the best conditions i.e. a dark site?
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by CSSer 5y ago
I was trying to show a friend some features of a keyboard I just bought that I’m pretty excited about. It’s still in the mail, so we pull up YouTube on the nearest screen and type in the name of the board. The first and most popular video
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by CSSer 5y ago
It's been awhile since I've seen this passage. I forgot how much of the bible is a diss track on the pagans. > Do not be like them, for your Father knows what you need before you ask him. I find this bit in particular pretty hu
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by CSSer 5y ago
Just a heads up: there are a few NSFW or borderline NSFW photos in here. It might not be a bad idea to tag that. Just out of curiosity, are these flat out of the camera or after processing?
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by CSSer 5y ago
Just wanted to add that it's planned to be phased out by 2030 now[0]. Kind of insane they're giving them that long if you ask me but I guess it's better than nothing. [0]: https://www.faa.gov/newsroom/faa
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by CSSer 5y ago
You don’t. Correlation doesn’t equal causation, of course. My point was that GPs solution might not be enough, not that it was unviable. I tried to demonstrate that by showing that in the worst case it could potentially backfire, not that i
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by CSSer 5y ago
If I gave you my mom’s phone number, do you think you could call and chat with her about this for a bit?
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by CSSer 5y ago
It’s interesting that you say this because, and this doesn’t change my opinion about its value, education is strongly correlated with a decrease in birth rates in developing and developed countries. There’s also a strong correlation between
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It could just as easily be Cincinnati, OH. That’s how bad our infrastructure has gotten.
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by CSSer 5y ago
> With Grafana, it’s super simple to create dashboards — even for non-programmers like me. I was somewhat floored by this. I think Amon is, perhaps unwittingly, really underselling himself here. Even the screenshot below this quote of se
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Ask HN: Why is Safari the new IE?
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This is excellent. Thank you!
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Has there ever been a good printer though? If there has I'm either out of the loop or sad that I'm not old enough to remember it.
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by CSSer 5y ago
Activist investing is a thing if that's what you're asking. This link includes a short list of such famous individuals: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/a/activist-investor.asp
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by CSSer 5y ago
Forgive me if this sounds foolish, I don't know how this stuff works. Could it be possible to somehow write something like this as a requirement into the corporate charter or articles of incorporation such that if these terms were viol
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> though AVIF is currently ahead of JPEG-XL in browser support. It certainly looks like AVIF is ahead because it has landed in and Firefox and Chrome, but it's blocked in Safari by a required OS change[0] (iOS/macOS support i
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by CSSer 5y ago
I suspect this is due to slow adoption. The majority of SaaS reporting tools don’t currently have integrations for GA4 last I checked (admittedly been awhile). The particular one I had in mind had it coming in the next year or so, but the l
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But they seem terrible at anticipating what people want or find entertaining, which is what a lot of human interaction and entertainment is about. GP wanted a rap but got a shitty poem.
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> And it’s also not clear why the author is mixing in their personal feelings on web development. The author strikes me as a young student still trying to figure things out in undergrad. A lot of the post/article reads like a journa
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by CSSer 5y ago
You taught me a new word today. Props for creative use in context too, I might add.
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by CSSer 5y ago
I’m not sure that’s the point. I think it’s more about minimizing costs. The rest is just part of the opportunity cost.
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Now I want my new job title to be string interpolation theorist.
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Deep questions about data structures and sorting algorithms that are perfectly addressed by the standard library in JS iirc. I understand that virtually anything in CS is or can be relevant, especially for such a competitive role. I don&#x2
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by CSSer 5y ago
Committed to, actually. He made a video about how they were going to start doing it more: https://youtu.be/fHsa9DqmId8?t=1035 . Also, more recently: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2xHZPH5Sng .
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Maybe, that's true. There were more details that led to the impression but it's been too long ago now for me to remember them all.
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by CSSer 5y ago
Can confirm. We do something like this (2 days in, 3 days remote). We have one mandatory day and then each team has a designated day where their whole team is present. I never minded going into the office anyway because I live in a fairly s
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by CSSer 5y ago
They seem very rooted in the past for lots of ideas, which is ironic given the image and culture they try to project. For example, I've heard at least one story of someone being asked lots of irrelevant CS questions for a front-end rol
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Yes, but they're your repos, not an organization's. I'm certainly not going to question your self-knowledge. You may know that, and if you work with one or a couple other people closely they might know that too. The challenge
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by CSSer 5y ago
You never know where that repo is going to go. It could be private today and public tomorrow with a totally different license. Git should be thought of as sticky in the sense that it's intentionally designed to preserve a history of ev

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