Tyr42

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541.
by Tyr42 9y ago
To make it harder to shoplift. It's the reason DVD cases are shrinkwrapped, otherwise people will just empty the cases.
542.
by Tyr42 9y ago
On the other hand, if there was special code running in the Gmail app to detect if you're on a google phone and behave differently, would you also be annoyed?
543.
by Tyr42 9y ago
Cincinnatus is the most famous, but not even the first Roman dictator to give up power. He was however, the first one to do so from the generation which never lived under the Kings of Rome, and had first hand experience with long term dict
544.
by Tyr42 9y ago
No I don't think it's the "Read" call, but rather your program doesn't see any input in stdin until an enter is pressed. (In cooked mode).
545.
by Tyr42 9y ago
I don't think we had friends halfway across the globe back then. And if you did, you might not hear about them dying for months. We can now build social "networks" which are much less locality based, and where your friends a
546.
by Tyr42 9y ago
Perhaps you'll be interested in someone's reverse engineering of how AnySequence was implemented? https://gist.github.com/rnapier/3095ab4986fce8d4fe8d
547.
by Tyr42 9y ago
>Obviously restaurants should be personalized. But no one was saying they shouldn't. >>I'd much rather type "takeaway pizza chicago" than have google mind-read where I want the pizza delivered. Some people are s
548.
by Tyr42 9y ago
Lockers in the trunk reduce the ability to go grocery shopping :/
549.
by Tyr42 9y ago
> If a site misbehaves and users want autofill on it, they should be able to override autocomplete=off for that site. How? What do you imagine?
550.
by Tyr42 9y ago
Wii, and in general Nintendo consoles are not sold at a loss.
551.
by Tyr42 9y ago
In this case I like the yellow block for the quoted content.
552.
by Tyr42 9y ago
I mean you wouldn't need to set fish as the default shell. But even if it was, you could `do ssh $i "bash -c '...'";`
553.
by Tyr42 9y ago
I mean, they can during a run on the bank without declaring bankruptcy.
554.
by Tyr42 9y ago
Re 2. Internships are paid. Pretty well actually.
555.
by Tyr42 9y ago
I disagree? Functions which allocate things returning unique_ptr is much clearer than returning a raw pointer. Clear ownership being passed, as opposed to maybe just having a view into some internal buffer. I mean, if you only view functi
556.
by Tyr42 9y ago
What if you just spend all your money before you are taxed? This seems to reward non-tangable things, like trips, since they don't count towards your networth unlike say, a house.
557.
by Tyr42 9y ago
But it does affect the "has paid off x% of loans"
558.
by Tyr42 9y ago
What if you just only say visit restaurants which are well reviewed, and deserve 5 stars? Why should avoiding going to crappy restaurants penalize me when reviewing great restaurants? You're kinda assuming that people are visiting res
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by Tyr42 9y ago
Check out the court ruling in the labour vs Google case: https://www.oalj.dol.gov/Decisions/ALJ/OFC/2017/OFCCP_-_SAN_... Page 10 has the information: A “compensation team” sets the salary for each hire.
560.
by Tyr42 9y ago
That you'll buy it so you can sell it to the next, greater fool to come along. The bubble keeps expanding as long as people think there are "greater fools" to take it off their hands.
561.
by Tyr42 9y ago
Sounds like you want Eager Haskell.
562.
by Tyr42 9y ago
I mean, if you want to build a universal system, leaving out vim and emacs is just shooting yourself in the foot. Are there any plugins which are binary compatible between more than one IDE? That seems hard.
563.
by Tyr42 9y ago
I'm a little confused as to what you propose instead. Suppose I have vim, and the Rust compiler. I want to add RLS level of support to vim. I download some vimscript plugin, and what? Do you distribute the rust language server as a
564.
by Tyr42 9y ago
Does ag read it automatically so search results are well formatted? git diff?
565.
by Tyr42 9y ago
Thanks for that link, the tale of Schiit is great.
566.
by Tyr42 9y ago
I think it's 8:30 to 10 at my office.
567.
by Tyr42 9y ago
I think it's also valuable to take a look at how Joy handles quoting program fragments. I just wish there were better online resources around the language.
568.
by Tyr42 9y ago
Not to mention the fact that by the third century, if a general controlled enough troops, they would (and did) overthrow the Emperor, so the Emperor tended to run around with one large army putting out fires, which was inefficient.
569.
by Tyr42 9y ago
Something something Applicative vs Monadic code mumble handwave. Actually that's part of why ApplicativeDo was created: https://research.fb.com/publications/desugaring-haskells-do-... It's pretty cool.
570.
by Tyr42 9y ago
Yeah, there's a lot of them. I think the best parts so far (I'm at 300ish) was the dll hot reloading, the software pixel renderer, with SSE instructions, and some of the stuff around how the debug machinery works.

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