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LadyCailin
7y ago
Yes. This is why I exclusively write polyglot source files, so you can choose to compile my code in either c++ or php or bash or whitespace. Jokes aside, polyglot source files are pretty cool, and generally things like abuse of the c++ prep
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7y ago
I mean, is there, when the snippet is the most copy pasted answer on SO?
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7y ago
Calling and messaging are paid for by my company, and I can also sign in to my email. They have a program where I can get full access to all work resources, but it’s optional, and I will never sign up for that program, because exactly what’
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7y ago
> It is incredibly dishonest, and certainly of ill intent, to join or remain within a company or group whose values you strongly disagree with for the purpose of financially benefiting from that group's activities and trying to unde
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7y ago
Teachers quitting by the droves because of terrible working conditions and inability to make ends meet also hampers children’s education. Be thankful they still care enough to go on strike.
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7y ago
Sure, if all your objects are mutable, then that can work, but a lot of stuff in core libraries are not, and you can’t control those allocations, short of not using them. There is also sun.misc.Unsafe, which has freeMemory, but first of all
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7y ago
The JVM now has the epsilon GC, which does basically that, it just never GC’s. It’s unfortunate though that there’s no explicit way to tell java to free up a certain reference, if so, in combination with epsilon, you could write real time p
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7y ago
I know it was a rhetorical question, but because of negative externalities. Same reason I can’t dump pollution in the river that runs through my property, because that polluted your property downstream.
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7y ago
I’m not sure I trust a startup to make life safety equipment either. Startups by definition have to do whatever they can to cut costs and get as minimal of a minimally viable product as they can, and often, that leads them to releasing shit
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7y ago
So you expect America to come in and police other countries? No, sorry. India is a sovereign country, and is the only country empowered and expected to police industries operating in India.
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LadyCailin
7y ago
Not necessarily, if your compiler is smart about inlining. Reading stack traces is an entirely different story, however.
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LadyCailin
8y ago
It’s the same in Norway, but some fucker peeled my sticker off, and I keep forgetting to get a new one >:(
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LadyCailin
8y ago
Eh. Both of my last two jobs were through LinkedIn, so if nothing else, it’s worth it for that. Having said that, the social features are fairly useless, and other than when I’ve been actively searching for jobs, I don’t really use it.
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8y ago
My reading of it was that it wasn’t about the money, it was about more quickly eliminating bad ideas. “Fail fast” is the name of the game in startups, and I think the author’s point was that doing advertising can mask issues with the startu
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8y ago
Not if the password is unique for you, and they key it off of use of that password. Then they just deny ANY mac address using that password.