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by _3u10 5y ago
The people could always fix this by removing zoning bylaws, or moving somewhere with less restrictive bylaws, but it’s much easier to blame billionaires than their own voting preferences.
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by _3u10 5y ago
Art gallery is super complimentary, art galleries are generally curated. Whatever the modern web is is the opposite of taste. It kind of makes me want to get a giant ink jet plotter and set it up at an art gallery printing tweets / tik
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by _3u10 5y ago
Here's how to make a SPA that isn't shit. https://instant.page/ https://github.com/turbolinks/turbolinks or turbo/hotwire/stimulus. They are bloated as fuck. Go to an interview for
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by _3u10 5y ago
That stuff isn't readable. It's mostly garbage. If you don't need to make 20,000 devs work together in a chain gang, why even bother? Here's the platforms you need if you're not 20,000 strong: https://mot
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by _3u10 5y ago
The cache misses alone mean the cloud should be cheaper than bare metal. In general you can buy outright any cloud service for about 3 months of the price of the cloud. Why anyone would run their pointer chasing code in a heavy cache evicti
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by _3u10 5y ago
This is kind of it, vegetarian meat competes in the lips and assholes market. It tastes like meat to the same degree hot dogs taste like meat. It's probably even worse for you.
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by _3u10 5y ago
Maybe in the general economy but not in tech
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by _3u10 5y ago
It probably is thoroughly documented, with approvals to recycle the materials to avoid running afoul of various environmental regs, etc. then it gets parted out on eBay. It’s like when your insurance company destroys your car, that just mea
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by _3u10 5y ago
One of the ways to look objectively at this stuff is net migration. So on the one hand you have people like Snowden who have migrated to Russia and on the other hand you have millions of Chinese people and many high level Chinese officials
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by _3u10 5y ago
Unlikely. Regarding peers, first, if it becomes an issue just take it off your resume. Second, don't work with those people. Go somewhere else that pays well and work with other mercs instead of people working for free soda to save the
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by _3u10 5y ago
It does, in fact the article you posted, shows you exactly when rust allows assignment in conditionals. As long as you're initializing a variable, it's allowed, if you're not initializing you'll have to use a block expre
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by _3u10 5y ago
To me it's the same class of error which is convincing humans and other automated tests that your code is OK when it isn't. I dealt with a bug that only appeared in release builds, and never in debug. The offending code looked rou
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by _3u10 5y ago
The pain of having worked under these conditions of not using libraries, usually having to work with subpar libraries that were developed internally. Like oh, hey, we need a database, great, lets roll our own. Or the ancient version of what
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by _3u10 5y ago
Doesn't really matter. The major browser is intentionally security compromised, anyway. If you pay the maker of the that browser they'll inject any links you want on most pages on the internet. Just give them the hash of the email
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by _3u10 5y ago
Yes, you're totally safe then. I've never heard of standard libraries having problems that affect security, certainly not the str* family of functions.
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by _3u10 5y ago
This stuff has always been there consider this code: if (uid = NULL) { // Check if root And if you’re using clang: if ((uid = NULL)) { // Check if root I'd venture that this is far more dangerous than unicode in str
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by _3u10 5y ago
Amazing. Great job! Edit: thanks for the downvotes from those who oppose medical freedom.
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by _3u10 5y ago
All of those things are incredibly positive. Think about how much lower the carbon footprint is now that so many have died. Imagine knowing how the world ends and thinking it’s awful when you’ll be alive to see it. Will the oceans drown eve
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by _3u10 5y ago
Find people you agree with. Or just change the stuff you’re complaining about. Or find a venue where your negativity is appreciated and make it funny, George Carlin and most comedians have made a living out of complaining. People pay big mo
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by _3u10 5y ago
We do in Canada, just export your spent fuel to us
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by _3u10 5y ago
There’s very little storage cost as the fuel can be burned til there is nothing radioactive left. Nuclear doesn’t produce radioactive materials it reduces radioactivity. If you mix the spent fuel from a heavy water reactor back into the ore
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by _3u10 5y ago
Sounds like they licensed the code
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by _3u10 5y ago
Incorrect. A buff we overrun injects new code into the system that gets executed that was never part of the original system. This is more like setting your screensaver or debugger to cmd.exe on windows NT and waiting for an admin process to
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by _3u10 5y ago
I see life getting way better. With the R value of delta everyone will have it vaxxed or not within a year. Once the stimulus packages pass low interest rates should lock in for at least 10 years. Just borrow as much as you can as cheap as
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by _3u10 5y ago
Government can’t even let private sector build houses for 1 year demand. I don’t forsee them being able to manage anything on 100 year timescales. Just look at the climate change stupidity, any city in the world could build a 6 foot sea wal
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by _3u10 5y ago
Why? That’s what insurance is for… the less govt is prepared for 100 year floods the less people live on flood planes.
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by _3u10 5y ago
This video is real information not clickbait
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by _3u10 5y ago
Well what are you going to do walk into an interview and point out that the same people writing the bugs are the same people coding the buggy tests that are supposed to solve the buggy code?
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by _3u10 5y ago
Yup, like any other market, sell what people are buying
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by _3u10 5y ago
Good point. This does seem to be the predominant view of my friends but I had assumed heavy sampling bias.

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