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Aggregated communal waste and corruption makes DoD grifters look like amateurs.
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You invented Ada.
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My favorite piece of TCL/Tk code is the official gitk git UI that comes with git and works on Linux and Windows; it's the single file here: https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/gitk-git/g
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7y ago
The old C way was returning an error indicator and providing the error code in the global variable errno(), which has ... issues.
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The trick is cheap food and tons of glutamate.
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Relotius produced exactly the right facts; they just weren't true.
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> I cannot find any compelling use case for the system "Fact checking" is probably the magic word du jour for getting grants and funding.
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> we're still trying to pass off as a reasonable way of making the world a better place. Outside of the SV bubble, this is seen as the creepy grandstanding that it is.
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Wait until they hear about neodymium processing for wind turbines.
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> as a kid they were kinda torture I'm sure I was just as big a pest as my own kids on road trips, but I don't have any bad memories of them. Quite the opposite, actually.
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How about making Android Studio not sound like a VTOL vehicle when compiling projects that compile in 5 seconds in Gradle outside of AS?
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I'd crash so hard ...
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It's probably because Go programmers come from Java, where tooling is similarly great or better.
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ISSUE-345: ADS SHOULD NOT LOOK LIKE SEARCH RESULTS Fixed by making search results look like ads.
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> He got the job. I hope he's now writing CRUD apps in J2EE.
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7y ago
One take would be that nowadays, you're more likely to survive stuff that nature did not prepare you to survive.
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Hey, it's not easy REST-ing in German: {"AnfrageArt":"Personenerkennungsschlüsselanforderungsanfrage", "ParameterListe":["HerstellerSpezifischePersonenkraftfahrzeugidentifikationsnummer":"1
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> But the companies are slowly seeing that its a problem and start building up their own dev teams with "hip" offices in Berlin and so on. Yeah, they look exactly like this: https://welcometobusinesstown.tumblr.com&#
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Due to the fact that Clojure has its own classloader hierarchy, quite a few libraries that require AOP like mechanisms (or even OSGi components) cannot be as easily used from Clojure.
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7y ago
> What about OpenGL? You cannot create a window or handle input with OpenGL.
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The madness needs to stop. I find it especially grating to have the security circus on one side and the endless stream of new side channels on the other.
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> Lets say you pass a double variable from some part of your code through 13 layers of APIs until it is actually looked at and acted upon. Now you realise that you not only need a double, but also a boolean. In dynamic typing, you can ma
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> Most of the effort of spinning up a new language is in the backend (optimization and error checking), where lisp doesn't offer a compelling advantage SBCL literally allows writing compiler intrinsics (and I'm talking about na
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One of the best work experiences has been working with embedded HW engineers whose skill set slightly overlapped mine (and vice versa). You learn from each other via constructive, lively discussion. No dogma involved. Reduce the slight over
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> For example, with the python SimpleHTTPServer I can simply request http://localhost/../../.ssh/id_rsa I think my localhost is different from your localhost.
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That's really great and simple. I intend to steal it, but then I'm too lazy to do anything ...
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> It was bad. > Real bad. Apparently it was not so bad that we needed a multitude of JS to JS compilation stages and instead could just, you know, execute the same JS in the browser that we actually wrote. Also, MS invented DHTML and
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> Notepad++ doesn't support them (but there is a plugin for that) Do you by any chance have a link? When I looked for the same thing, I just found one GitHub issue referring to Scintilla internals.
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What about the person responsible for firing people calling herself "Head of Belonging"?
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Did Boeing actively prevent Lion from buying training sessions? Or did Lion think "safety is not so important to us that we're paying the training out of our own pocket?"
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