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Xi feels he is losing power isn't a China-crash necessarily. The US economy doesn't stop when we switch leaders regularly. Certainly there would be changes but they aren't predictable. (For instance the new leadership could c
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Why wouldn't the OS still have privacy controls? Why hasn't Meta had any luck doing that on Android?
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The lightbulb aisle isn't a great indicator. More expensive things tend to be over emphasized in stores due to having better margins. I don't have any bulbs, I have been replacing light switches instead since that seemed easier to
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I don't mind paying for bandwidth. I mind paying well in excess of 1,000x what that bandwidth costs. Peering costs are effectively zero and so your costs are hardware to peer and bandwidth to the site. They already split bandwidth so w
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I am pointing out that your example includes risk transference. Unless they also charged you for shipping, storage, and returns. There is a difference between "let me buy from you and I need room to make a profit" and "you ca
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You can't offer lower prices directly so Amazon forces all your customers to pay for their services whether they get them or not. Or you can not be on Amazon but "just don't sell Windows if you don't want to pay extra&qu
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A 1 gigabit connection represents 384 Terrabytes of data over a month. You can certainly say using 100% of that is excessive and not many disagree. The question is what is excessive? 50%? 10%? For me it is 0.4% without up charges. Additiona
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A comment says a dev tool got included by mistake
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It was added in 2018 as a folder attribute. There isn't a global option but you can annotate something as case sensitive.
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And Linux paths can contain anything that isn't a nul character or a /. Your points about normalization only matter in so far as Windows is generally setup to be case insensitive (which can be disabled). All UTF strings face norma
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Find your market first comes from growth focused business types. If your goal is 1,000% growth YoY for a few years that only happens when you know there is demand.
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The recipe problem is literally this: users who go to a site check the recipe, realize it isn't a fit and return to Google are considered failures lowering your result status. By putting fluff and ads you extend the time on the page ma
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You keep saying "someone might want to do a bad thing" as if it is an argument. I never said they would do something, which is what you are arguing against. I said there isn't an excuse to not do anything based on the existin
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The government isn't capable of doing the work it wants to do and so "good enough" doesn't apply. You can claim that the government was wrong in its pursuit of this case but that doesn't suddenly mean Congress has n
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With the current stagnated Congress session possibly but now whenever better legislation comes up any attempts to claim existing rules are "good enough" is objectively wrong.
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I haven't heard of Zig referred to as like Go except in the concept of trying to replace C. (Rust is more aiming for C++)
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I have heard someone said the runtime wasn't covered by the agreement it was just technically free. However Unity also said the terms came into effect as part of license renewal. Requiring a new fee structure as part of a renewal is bo
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There is a reason open source is defined by the license. If all of the code is available with a permissive license it is impossible to do this without allowing people to fork your old version and maintain it in perpetuity.
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C++ isn't a language that anyone uses. Everyone uses GCC C++ or MSVC C++ or Clang C++. This includes the committee that makes the standard and requires a working battle tested implementation before inclusion. So you get a Frankenstein
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I don't think the example given increases legibility. Programming tends to use less understandable but more precise verbiage in general.
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We still don't have C++ 2.0 And if anybody brings up breaking changes in C++ I will point to how after any of those it sometimes takes almost a decade for everyone to update. And that was for breaking changes designed to have minimal i
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The post goes into detail with why editions aren't a solid solve. It does mention that dealing with the pain is the only potential solve.
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The contents of any evidence brought forward as part of the case by either side as public information that is part of the record of the court case. This includes information that is submitted voluntarily or extracted via a discovery request
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The API shouldn't be that. Expose something easy to use. That is the point of abstractions. It doesn't matter if there are a dozen methods called in order if those dozen methods are called by a helper method, beyond maybe some imp
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And all YubiKeys die it is just a question of when.
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13% is what it costs in the US. I don't think an extra 20k a person changes the math. And honestly I doubt the median number would shift too much. Most unions focus on the low end of the pay scale for the majority of their changes.
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The vast majority of the super wealthy do not work. The median CEO wage is under $1 million.
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You say $1 million like it is a big number. It is not in this context. The 1% have gained $42 trillion since 2020. If they were taxed at capital gains on that it would be $2.8 T per year.
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The median salary for Software Engineers in San Francisco is $175k. The median salary for a remote Software Engineer from Nigeria is $57k. Unions are not going to change the math on whether we outsource to other countries.
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On the otherhand having your device die means without cloud backup you either lose access or whoever was relying on that 2FA needs to fall back on something else to authenticate you. After all if I can bypass 2FA with my email whether 2FA i
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