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721.
by CSSer 5y ago
From earlier today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30124754
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by CSSer 5y ago
> const y = h(g(f(x))); This notation usually does not reflect how we think about the computational steps. Do others feel this way too? I have to admit I don’t really see it. It seems like a very subjective syntactic decision to me. Why
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by CSSer 5y ago
Yes. Everything must be Webkit[0]. [0]: https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines/#2.5...
724.
by CSSer 5y ago
You're given this warning when you fire up the interpreter (at least in Monterey): > WARNING: Python 2.7 is not recommended. This version is included in macOS for compatibility with legacy software. Future versions of macOS will not
725.
by CSSer 5y ago
What impact do you feel local ownership has on quality? Are we talking about the content that is played, the hosts, or the ads?
726.
by CSSer 5y ago
It's at least encouraging that it was caught and shut down.
727.
by CSSer 5y ago
Of course you'd say that. You clearly work for the salt lobby! In all seriousness though, who stands to benefit from this? In the case of sugar, doctors wanted to suggest limiting it, but lobbyists pushed for the advocation of limiting
728.
by CSSer 5y ago
I'd rather be a dog. So what if I do know some discrete math and I do know what it means for a language to have a formal semantics? Does that make me an above average developer or a software engineer?
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by CSSer 5y ago
Isn't the appeal you're making also refuted by the article? "not all forms of engineering result in physical processes. In particular, industrial engineering rarely does."[0] [0]: https://www.hillelwayne.com&#x
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by CSSer 5y ago
First I want to let you know that I didn't take it personally (all in jest), but I've never been so artfully called a dog in my life. Thanks for that :)
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by CSSer 5y ago
Reading through the whole linked article seems to suggest precisely this too. Unless I'm missing something, all it's saying is that if you exercise routinely for >1 hr at a time it's more likely that a doctor may mistakenl
732.
by CSSer 5y ago
GP might’ve pulled the wordlist from the site. It’s in the bundle iirc.
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by CSSer 5y ago
I love the bio bit. That's a hilarious and really nice touch.
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by CSSer 5y ago
It amazes me how many pilots I see on here when the topic comes up. Is it because this site is just popular enough to have a mix of everyone or is there some true demographic overlap here?
735.
by CSSer 5y ago
> As they're leaving behind a network, a likely fractured group of friends I'm not sure how exactly to say this, but I imagine it's a lot less worse for us than it could be if we worked in many other professions. I get the
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by CSSer 5y ago
That is odd. Yet a strict check against “hulu.com” is also included, and YouTube is checked for “.youtube.com” and “youtube.com”. Perhaps this fix was to prevent malicious behavior, so they included anyone who might be phishing or abusing t
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by CSSer 5y ago
Wow, thanks for the share! I had no idea there were that many temperature sensors throughout the board.
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by CSSer 5y ago
> It also seems to most likely be promoting what I've heard called "advocacy journalism" I’m sorry this is the impression you were given because my intention was the exact opposite.
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by CSSer 5y ago
I don’t disagree with this. I even like the way you put journalism in quotation marks. I (and apparently their legal representatives in many cases) consider those news stations you mentioned to be more entertainment than journalism. Put ano
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by CSSer 5y ago
> most of them are journalists, AKA experts in nothing that pretend to become experts with a few calls and some google-fu. Isn’t this a bit much? This seems very baited and/or flame-war inducing. It’s denigrating towards an entire p
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by CSSer 5y ago
Also see the parable of the plumber and the water heater: http://www.readersadvice.com/mmeade/musings/plumber.html
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by CSSer 5y ago
My original point was that it's not just about brand perception, but that was largely on based on my incorrect belief that AWS is a much larger portion of Amazon's revenue than it is in reality. I thought it was like 40-50%, but i
743.
by CSSer 5y ago
It's been forever since I've seen this first hand, but iirc apple.com and microsoft.com are both default homepages in Safari on macOS and Edge on Windows, respectively. That may artificially inflate the numbers a bit too.
744.
by CSSer 5y ago
Are we just completely forgetting about AWS here?
745.
by CSSer 5y ago
Even worse than what you mentioned, they sometimes update the fonts and refuse to offer any way to version lock them. Really. Check out this issue for more details: https://github.com/google/fonts/issues/1307
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by CSSer 5y ago
What if you paid someone else to host the music server for you and all your friends? Oh... Wait.
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by CSSer 5y ago
This is one of those questions where knowing the median value won’t do you much good. The true cost is highly individualized, but I’d be remiss if I didn’t acknowledge that, yes, it’s more expensive, and yes, it can be more treacherous, esp
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by CSSer 5y ago
Monospaced, right?
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by CSSer 5y ago
> According to CoinMarketCap, the distribution of institutional investors is primarily correlated with the exchange volume than its regulatory status. We also find no significant difference regarding the volume and distribution of transa
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by CSSer 5y ago
Are you asking about pure SQL files (with .sql extension) or SQL embedded in expressions in other file types? The answer is a simple yes for the former with the right extension/configuration. Searching for adpyke.vscode-sql-formatter s

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