Lamad123

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by Lamad123 5y ago
This article does not mention the word 'security' even once.. Weird, considering the recent scandals and that company's reluctance to fix them on time.
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by Lamad123 5y ago
I'm supposed to sympathize with having Facebook violate individual privacy more than it already does!!!
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by Lamad123 5y ago
Does this copilot solve codilty quizzes?
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by Lamad123 5y ago
That's still a huge number! That's more than twice the GDP of Africa and 4 times the gdp of Russia.
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by Lamad123 5y ago
Amazing and all, but I am sure search results keep getting worse and worse!
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by Lamad123 5y ago
I liked the 15% I've read of the article, but let's remind ourselves this can easily be just total bullshit!
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by Lamad123 5y ago
> I don't have anything interesting to say Imagine all you can read about Networking is RFCs, because nobody has anything interesting to add because it's all in those cryptic (some of them at least) RFCs!
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by Lamad123 5y ago
Not the fee, but just allowing other payment services on the platform.
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by Lamad123 5y ago
Do we deserve another messiah like Torvald or Stallman?
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by Lamad123 5y ago
The author is also complaining that blog posts are n-copies of something original. This whole programming and cs business is all like that. How many of us read academic papers that first described this algorithm or that technique? Most of u
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by Lamad123 5y ago
Circular reference? Joking aside, you write for yourself first when you write a blog. You learn better when writing about something and you see the gaps in your understanding when you try to explain something to others.
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by Lamad123 5y ago
But sometimes official documentation can be cryptic like man pages and some Python documentation. Those g4gs and others usually have easy to understand examples and some extra explanation you don't in get official documentation.
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by Lamad123 5y ago
I discover how much I don't know that I think I know when I try to write it down.
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by Lamad123 5y ago
The only solution is to drop regulators hammer on their ass!
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by Lamad123 5y ago
The early seasons of The Sopranos almost always featured a lot of soda especially during family meals!! I don't see much of that in TV anymore.
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by Lamad123 5y ago
See? There was no need for a notch even back then!
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by Lamad123 5y ago
Most quotes in the Internet are fake!! I thought Napoleon said it.
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by Lamad123 5y ago
I thought he was 45 or something!
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by Lamad123 5y ago
Cherchez les unjustifiéd lockdowns, cher Talleyrand!
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by Lamad123 5y ago
82? He didn't look that old in The Sopranos !
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by Lamad123 5y ago
VSCode freezes with large files... Sublime never does!
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by Lamad123 5y ago
Why can't these articles get to the point sooner. I was expecting to read a description of "virtual learning" and how it deferred from non-"virtual learning", but several paragraphs in and all I got was Ontario thi
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by Lamad123 5y ago
WTF is this 'IP' that y'all keep bouncing around?
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by Lamad123 5y ago
What if you happen to be an unlucky genius like J. von Neumann or something?
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by Lamad123 5y ago
Sometimes I search a big chunk of lyrics from some fairly popular song that I hear in several radio stations and cannot find it... This wasn't the case a few years ago.
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by Lamad123 5y ago
You also need to know Austrian to understand Frankenstein
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by Lamad123 5y ago
chopsticks on clothespin seem very useful (at least from the point of view of the two thirds of humanity).
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by Lamad123 5y ago
How about Uyghuristan?
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by Lamad123 5y ago
I don' know if you'd ever be quizzed on"rotating a red-black tree ", but you might be asked to verifying if a binary tree is balanced, which seems like a fun exercise. I used to hate leetcode and the like!!
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by Lamad123 5y ago
agree

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