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by Tyr42 4y ago
Wait, but what if you have std::string str1{"Apple"}; std::string str2 = std::move(str1); Isn't str1 in an invalid (err, unspecified?) state and you shouldn't use it? It's not `null` sure, but it's not good to
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by Tyr42 5y ago
That's exactly the difference this article is driving at!
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by Tyr42 5y ago
I think that's not how it works. Imagine there are 1000 shares and Elon got 150 of them, bought at $50 so he owns 15%. If the board now sells 1000 new shares to people who aren't Elon, he now only owns 7.5%. It's not that yo
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by Tyr42 5y ago
Sounds like the first step to being an airbender
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by Tyr42 5y ago
In the Universal Paperclips game, you explicitly fight against "drifters" near the end of the game. But maybe people don't get that far
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by Tyr42 5y ago
I have an induction stove, but it has knobs on the front.
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by Tyr42 5y ago
On the other hand, Romans did not have elevators, and the top floors of the townhouses were the cheapest to rent.
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by Tyr42 5y ago
Or just reprinting a card in future sets, if you want an example from Magic the Gathering.
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by Tyr42 5y ago
I'd also imagine you just have more communication overhead with more people. E.x. standups will take longer if you have twice as many people working half as much. And communication costs might even scale O(n^2) of people, not hours w
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by Tyr42 5y ago
That's a Gan but with more steps right?
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by Tyr42 5y ago
and people can counter comment complaining about complaining... It's allowed but you need more than that to justify it.
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by Tyr42 5y ago
Try reading Mother of Learning.
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by Tyr42 5y ago
You are asking for snark with a reply like that you know. I have forgotten to close the garage a few times, so I get a notification if it's open for more than an hour, or past ten pm. Motion sensor connected lights are great, and even
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by Tyr42 5y ago
Hm, rebooting the pi doesn't change any state on its own. Lights which are ZigBee or wifi might turn on when power is restored, and most of my automations are of the form "when motion sensor state changes to occupied: turn on ligh
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by Tyr42 5y ago
Speaking of that last thing, what's the best way to implement different brightnesses based on time in HA's yaml? I could do a bunch of ifs in each automation but there might be a better way?
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by Tyr42 5y ago
I mean, you also have to be careful to return pointers and not smart pointers and so on. It can be a bunch of work if you need to write a bunch of freestanding functions to wrap the c++ object methods.
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by Tyr42 5y ago
Do you also enjoy advent of code?
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by Tyr42 5y ago
>I couldn't do fizzbuzz to save my life I don't understand. You clearly could take a spec "output numbers ..." and turn it into code, as you can take more complicated specs and code against them no problem. If asked
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by Tyr42 5y ago
I think people have over updated on spending free time on leetcode is the only way to solve these problems, but as a undergrad doing internship interviews, the problems weren't that hard? Has it gotten worse in the last 5 years?
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by Tyr42 5y ago
They don't want to type the letters in the middle, so they dropped them and put a count of how many letters were dropped. I'm mostly familiar with a11y meaning accessibility.
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by Tyr42 5y ago
It's even better when you have the "." variable which get populated. But in general yeah, R plays pretty fast and loose with scopes, and lets you capture expressions as arguments and execute them in a different scope from the
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by Tyr42 5y ago
I mean, why do coupons exist? They mail you stuff and you bring it to a store and the price is cheaper? Extra effort all around? But price discrimination improves cashflow. And these merchants can do the same thing as haggling with less
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by Tyr42 5y ago
So, lead paint actually tastes sweet, which can explain why kids who don't know better will eat it.
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by Tyr42 5y ago
We could instead specify the length (in characters) of a json list representing the two inputs: "[[1, 17, 8], [2, 6, 9]]" if we wanted to. It's base ASCII (i.e. 128 I guess), but unambiguous, and the same up to a multiplicat
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by Tyr42 5y ago
I was curious if they meant strict evaluation, but I clicked through and it was an interesting argument about being strict with what you accept.
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by Tyr42 5y ago
Did you see the update that shows ads for steaming services you don't have on the top 1/3 of the screen due to an update?
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by Tyr42 5y ago
Unfortunate time for a typo there ;p
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by Tyr42 5y ago
See that last sentence there. You have to pay to get those skills, that's why Amazon can charge for it.
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by Tyr42 5y ago
Yeah, I cooked less when I didn't have flatmates to share with, even though I do like cooking. Cooking for yourself does feel like a chore.
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by Tyr42 5y ago
There's also a dedicated null register "_, so "_d really just deletes it without storing it anywhere. But I agree _ is harder to reach than d. I also really like junegunn/vim-peekaboo, which really helps if I know I cop

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