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by Guvante 6y ago
I think most of C++'s additions have avoided these problems in the way Java ran into. C++ is pretty clear on the right way to do things at a given point in time. You will run into a similar problem when working with old code, you need
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by Guvante 6y ago
What are the damages in your hypothetical? Because Epic knows the damages in this real situation and everyone agrees what they are.
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by Guvante 6y ago
Tightly binding code and data works as long as a useful abstraction is created. Keeping the structure of a person and how to interact with that person together is a fine paradigm. Usually the issue with OO is that the abstraction isn't
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by Guvante 7y ago
It depends how many users you had. https://github.com/features/actions#pricing-details shows that if you have 12 members you can buy the difference in Linux Github Actions and still get ahead. The price on Mac is prohi
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by Guvante 7y ago
> The very fact that many people want to do something for reasons other than sheer profit means that profit will be driven below normal which will cause pain over time. Cash on hand is a lot more nuanced that profit vs not profit. Airlin
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by Guvante 7y ago
> since it looks so similar to the "there is no perfect security so why even try" line of arguing. What does "misinformation and extremist content" mean? Because that is the first point. Remember that the GOP called o
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by Guvante 7y ago
Renting has all of these problems and is the baseline. This pretend "no rent no mortgage" baseline doesn't exist. Also getting kicked out of your owned house generally takes six months not six hours as you imply here. Which a
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by Guvante 7y ago
That is why there are two versions available. The default matches the behavior you describe and is the default because for small projects it is the right decision. However sometimes you are a dependency and you want to give up this restrict
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by Guvante 7y ago
I mean their free file fillable forms is fine. I have used it for a number of years now and it is perfectly functional. Everyone points to how easy the big wigs are but I found the only difference is some slightly nicer phrasing and making
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by Guvante 7y ago
Please show an example of a 150 year gap where the average person wasn't significantly better off in written history. Otherwise your statement is tautological and thus worthless. Also your growth contrast is so lacking in details I can
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by Guvante 7y ago
The given link is hard pay walled and I don't see any more explanation of the number. Did they actually have more sales of consumer goods to consumers than eBay or are they saying the company which is on paper a competitor to eBay had
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by Guvante 7y ago
I think it depends on what you did. If you did something crazy like run a DDoS C&C layer off your subdomains then it would make perfect sense for them to respond like this. As others said every service reserves the right to do things li
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by Guvante 7y ago
Allowing trading of fractional pennies has been theorized to be another way to break up flash trading as you need to accurately guess the real price not just get your exact price up before anyone else.
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by Guvante 7y ago
> in the sense that nobody is going to lose money in order to get them to you And yet all of your rhetoric doesn't attempt to show how they would suddenly be losing money if minimum wage went up. You need to at least talk about prof
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by Guvante 7y ago
> Facile example: as a middle class guy, I can pay $5 for a box of blueberries and just have them in the house. $10 pushes it to be a treat that I would buy ten times less often. $20 makes it a luxury I buy once a year at most. Minimum w
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by Guvante 7y ago
> only people who are 'informed voters' should vote That is not a valid position to have and thus doesn't need to be considered. Voting is the best way to figure out how everyone feels on things. As annoying as it is party
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by Guvante 7y ago
> Uber and Lyft sidestepped the regulations and prices went down, service improved dramatically Technically neither of those is a failure of regulation, those are side effects of regulation. Uber and Lyft removed transparency of costs be
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by Guvante 7y ago
300 hours of YouTube videos are uploaded every minute. Assuming that the average video is 2x the minimum required to maximize ad revenue (10 min so 20 min per) that is 25 videos per second. Assuming you can do a deal every 10 minutes you wo
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by Guvante 7y ago
> if there's also a written contract, they overrule any unwritten agreements That typically only applies in situations where the agreement is otherwise ambiguous. The most common example being "A: We verbally agreed to $1 and I
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by Guvante 7y ago
I saw an interesting example of cheating during one of Amazon's sales. Someone had posted an "updated" version of a board game that wasn't updated, it was just a different language version. It was hard to tell if the rel
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by Guvante 8y ago
I don't know of any language that has type on right without a non-ambiguous marker like `let`. That is what avoid ambiguity.
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by Guvante 8y ago
Combining technologies can be tricky and it is usually worthwhile to look a little deeper when you are doing it at what the patent is claiming.
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by Guvante 8y ago
News articles are written with the understanding that the reader could stop reading at any time so information is put as early as possible. This applies especially to the title which is used as the very first filter for user interest. Requi
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by Guvante 8y ago
The insurance cost assuming a 10% overhead is something like $3,200 per trip and that is just the portion of insurance for this one kind of event. Thus eliminating 90% of these events would save around $20k per ship of insurance cost per sh
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by Guvante 8y ago
Farmers rise with the sun. Daylight savings time is supposed to save energy by having more of the day during daylight.
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by Guvante 8y ago
`unique_ptr` is more of an investment as if you call `get()` all the time you can still end up with dangling references.
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by Guvante 8y ago
Different definition of transparency. I was talking within the organization. You can as a company allow information to flow within without it flowing out to the general public and this can be useful but it requires cooperation. > then it
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by Guvante 8y ago
Depends on how expensive it is to run the line for that 1/2 mile.
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by Guvante 8y ago
Both are true. You go to jail without a trial until your trial is done.
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by Guvante 8y ago
How can you be transparent about your plans if everything is leaked? The court of public opinion tends to not be reasonable and often things that people would get upset about can be corrected via internal discussions.

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