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Because such an unimaginative character will see no value in your input and will ignore everything you have to say, perhaps even going as far as excluding you from the decision making process and withholding information from you, therefore
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My dude, I hope you realize that you're only one crappy and traitless newly hired manager or technical leader away from being extremely miserable at your job.
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Doesn’t matter if they approve it or not, they almost certainly signed a release form, whoever owns the copyright gets to decide what use is allowed.
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This is an administrative process, getting the courts involved would make it less efficient, if anything.
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How would you have done this more efficiently?
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I mean, if something like this is behind a promise or an async call, that probably means that there's I/O involved (no point using async to access local in-memory data), which means that the local locking primitive won't be i
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There’s no shame in HTML frames in 1995.
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I would fire middle managers for firing individual contributors for trivial, easily correctible issues like that.
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British Airways Plc is a publicly traded company, so you know, a lot of this information is publicly available: https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/01777777/filing-h... Look at the account filings. Not sure
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Inspecting the state or properties of components. Inspecting the component hierarchy (not always possible to guess it from the DOM). Things like that.
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Won’t even get that far, because it’s alternating current. It changes direction a hundred times a second.
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Nine states have mandatory unit pricing laws: Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont. Also DC.
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Developing countries lol. https://www.cnn.com/2019/06/17/politics/customs-and-border-p...
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Did you tell the users that you're observing them?
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Just don’t say anything. If you don’t know it, don’t assume.
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If someone hacks into the DHS or DOS database and gets your ESTA / visa application information, trust me, your social media handles leaking will be the least of your problems, there's plenty of juicier information about travelers
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It really does depend on the implementation. Only the logical address space needs to be contiguous, not the underlying physical memory. A clever enough implementation could work hand-in-hand with a clever enough allocator, so that realloc w
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they get a fraction of the exposure and Reddit’s network effects
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Or tell the web server to push out the updated version of the record to browsers via web sockets. Very useful feature.
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They do not need to be on the same connection, but LISTEN will need its own dedicated connection that is kept alive, it shouldn’t be drawn from the connection pool. Very useful if you want to send messages only and exactly once a transactio
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On the other hand, in the United States the Eighth Amendment forbids imposing excessive fines, and a very good argument could be made that some of these fines could be classified as “excessive”.
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To protect whatever dignity the victims still have left?
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Isn’t this what EXPLAIN ANALYZE is for though?
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That’s because Norway is part of the EEA.
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That's what the --allowJs flag is for.
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It's there, if you look at the Network tab in the Dev Tools you will find the mono.wasm binary.
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It's not international territory in any way, it's US territory. International airports being ports of entry is a bit of a legal fiction, because it's not feasible to conduct immigration and customs inspection immediately when
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Economic inequalities exist on every level. In a sovereign city state, the wealthier neighborhoods would subsidize the less wealthy neighborhoods.
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They’re not necessarily unlawful combatants, it really depends on the specific circumstances. The Geneva Conventions contain a few loopholes. For example, if the United States is a participating party in the conflict, US citizens are not un
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In that case, regardless of the merits of the idea, it’s constitutionally rather problematic in the United States, as the Eighth Amendment prohibits imposing excessive fines.
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