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Cyph0n
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Cyph0n
4y ago
Context matters. Is it better to use Turkey then?
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4y ago
Why is everyone focused on the umlaut? If you don’t have the button, use a “u” and move on.
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4y ago
Schwab and Fidelity debit cards are the only ones that do this AFAIK. In addition, you get unlimited ATM fee rebates, even outside the US. I’ve stopped taking cash home and instead withdraw from my Schwab account :)
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4y ago
On the contrary, OP used the country's official name.
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4y ago
L6 is staff, senior staff is L7.
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Cyph0n
4y ago
As far as I know, there is Fellow before “God” (aka Senior Fellow).
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4y ago
Yep, you have a good point. My wording was indeed a bit strong. Thanks for providing the additional context.
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4y ago
Think of it this way: every time the borrow checker throws a fit, it very likely saved you from a memory safety bug. Now, whether or not you would have made the same mistake in C or C++ is a different issue. GC is unacceptable for some appl
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4y ago
> The conspiratorial part of my brain says these network device makers intentionally provide unreliable software and terrible documentation to bolster their support contract profits. As a dev who has worked at one of the major networking
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4y ago
Great, as if dealing with car rental companies wasn’t already a nightmare.
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4y ago
Jellyfin also uses it that way as far as I know. I think the reason a lot of projects opt to just invoke the CLI is two-fold: licensing and installation (if dynamic linking). I recently wrote a TV show intro detection CLI tool in Rust and t
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4y ago
You’re looking too hard.
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4y ago
And when they leave for the day, it’s as if they never worked on anything at all!
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4y ago
The complexity involved - across hardware, sensors, and software - is mind boggling, even for this “dumb”, pre-programmed robot. So to me, it makes complete sense to build towards the ultimate goal in a gradual manner.
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4y ago
For a naive adder, sure. Actual adder circuits use carry lookahead. The basic idea is to “parallelize” carry computation as much as possible. As with anything else, there is a cost: area and power. Edit: This wiki page has a good explanatio
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4y ago
Probably comes down to either inline assembly or dependencies, or both.
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4y ago
Kojima Studios is not that impressive when it comes to volume. Better examples: * Nintendo first-party studios * Square Enix * From Software * Sega * Bandai Namco * Capcom Note: Sony/Playstation is a Japanese company, but most of its f
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4y ago
I was referring to the comment in the Rust code, not the analysis.
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4y ago
Thanks for clarifying. I missed the max vs. average analysis because I was focused on the text. Still, as noted in the Rust code comment, the sample implementation doesn’t handle longer tweets.
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4y ago
My bad - not English, but ASCII. The assumed max tweet size is in bytes rather than (UTF) characters.
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Cyph0n
4y ago
More like “barebones, in-memory, English-only Twitter clone on one machine”. Edit: Still a nice writeup!
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4y ago
The Usenet subreddit is a good reference. They have an excellent wiki as well - e.g., https://www.reddit.com/r/usenet/wiki/providerdeals/
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4y ago
Usenet is the answer :) Also, media piracy is much more convenient these days thanks to the excellent media server options (Plex/Emby/Jellyfin) and the *arr suite of apps. You simply add movies and shows to your library and have t
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4y ago
I was asking for historical sources, but since you are once again making claims you can’t back up, I’m done here.
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4y ago
> Islamic evangelists were also actively burning books and scrolls all over their newly invaded territory because all books were apparently useless except one book! Can you share a source for this claim?
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4y ago
Fakes are not mocks. A fake is an actual implementation of the dependency that runs in-process/in-memory. This means that, unlike with mocks, your test code does not dictate the behavior/outputs of the dependency. Ideally, service
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4y ago
Re: the second point, see my other comment.
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4y ago
Right, but if you’re doing a nil check, you obviously won’t be worried about nil deferences.
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4y ago
Why would you have a method that doesn’t touch the receiver? Refactor it into a function.
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Cyph0n
4y ago
Where is the Dreamcast code? I don’t see any non-Windows preprocessor directives.
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