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by acoard 4y ago
> The vegan cheese is usually on the other end of the grocery store from the real cheese, Usually, but not always. I’ve seen them collocated more frequently of late and almost made the same mistake before comparing price. The text was s
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by acoard 4y ago
Thank you for the correction, apologize if I muddied the waters. I didn't use meteor and only saw it from a distance. I do however use Next/nuxt/etc, and you're right that SSR/SG is a good counter-example to my po
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by acoard 4y ago
It was certainly the first big framework to do it. The phrase at the time was "isomorphic javascript" - i.e. javascript that could run the same on server and client. While today I might re-use _some_ code, like helpers or TypeScr
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by acoard 4y ago
Are there better natural responses to heat that we see in mammals? I know sweating isn't perfect, for the reasons you mentioned, but do we see nature evolving any better solutions at a mammalian level? My armchair understanding is swea
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by acoard 4y ago
> Everything that does not match that expectation is exceptional (to the caller). Sure, but saying "open this file" and having the response "nothing here, boss" is not exceptional. It's pretty normal. Isn't
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by acoard 4y ago
I'm not seeing the connection to the Wuhan Institute of Virology. The word Wuhan doesn't appear on the page (CTRL+F), nor do I see a clear one-to-one association to Wuhan from "National Science and Technology Major Project o
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by acoard 4y ago
Was this recently? I forget when, but in last ~3-5yrs, I've noticed iOS seems to handle this. If you leave a device plugged in for a long period you eventually getting a notification saying it's not gonna charge as much, and it c
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by acoard 4y ago
>a) They made up wholly out of thin air just so they could drop their "have to" line I mean, you made up international federations of managers "out of thin air" too. That's how conversations work, people introdu
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by acoard 4y ago
Just chiming in this looks basically like my day-job. I'm a fullstack dev who is often our devops/kubernetes lead. I'd say over 50% of my day is around DevOps tasks, but I'm likely to write an API or hone a frontend ani
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by acoard 4y ago
The person you're responding to said they'd approach it as an interpersonal conflict if the IC "is combative and fighting with their manager at every turn." Everyone has to be mature and professional at work. Yes, manag
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by acoard 4y ago
Did you mean to respond to OP? OP is the one requesting decorative server equipment.
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by acoard 4y ago
Adding to this — can anyone compete with ASML? (Follow-up: how reliant on ASML is TSMC? My understanding is "very reliant.")
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by acoard 4y ago
> If Apple uses Intel in the future it would very likely be to fabricate Apple designed CPUs rather than source CPUs from Intel. Totally agree, but I think that would be fascinating to see. It's essentially the end-goal of a lot of
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by acoard 4y ago
> if your aim is to host copies of classified US government documents I do not believe that is the aim of Archive.org. That sounds more like Wikileaks territory.
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by acoard 4y ago
This doesn't even seem like it'll accomplish what's intended. The goal is to hold the company accountable, but it sounds like they just created legalized paid-fall guys. If the government wants to pierce the limited liability
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by acoard 4y ago
Right it’s basically just developer convenience. So from your post it follows that if a developer can reason about the state changes of their app without redux, they should do so if there are performance concerns. Right? I say this as a web
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by acoard 4y ago
Help me understand, are you saying this is purely smoke and mirrors or just nothing fundamentally new? As a semiconductor lay-person, my expectation is that this course would really just be an organized curriculum around semiconductors, and
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by acoard 4y ago
> "Our neighbors have a lot of trash" is not a complaint that a city inspector is going to take seriously, and in any case our city was very landlord-friendly/human-hostile. Unfortunately if this is the case, I imagine it
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by acoard 4y ago
As LesZedCB said, LOB is "Line of Business". In practice, this is where your business-logic resides. edit: CRUD means Create-Read-Update-Delete. It's a basic programmer term for a simple application, or those simple parts o
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by acoard 4y ago
Lemoine admits the model will say it is not conscience if prompted to. It'll also say it is conscience if prompted to. Lemoine says this is because it is a "people pleaser"[0], but to me that's begging the question (i.
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by acoard 4y ago
Can you provide some more details about the types of issues the PD has shifted onto the DA? As an outsider, the only real issue I'm aware of is the refusal to prosecute theft under $1k (edit: $950), which seems like something that is c
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by acoard 4y ago
My solution was this was a bookmark folder on Chrome.
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by acoard 4y ago
In effect, yes, it does require provincial approval. For one, healthcare is purely the purview of the province. The federal government has no ability to force provinces to treat drug use as a healthcare issue. Secondly, enforcement of laws
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by acoard 4y ago
I'd argue it's the exact opposite - the best of both worlds. But it is what you make of it. The poster child of gradual typing has to be TypeScript, and it's been a wild success. TypeScript allows gradual implementation to
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by acoard 4y ago
This is a good caveat, and I agree with the thrust of your point. Especially about stored procedures. Sometimes DBAs, especially corporate oldschool ones, can really propose DBA-only solutions, and it's painful. I think another way o
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by acoard 5y ago
I fully agree that conversations are necessary to advancing a career, technical or otherwise. But I believe these technical conversations translate online pretty well, and have pre-pandemic too (eg successful FOSS that's all coordinat
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by acoard 5y ago
We got a polaroid camera. They definitely wanna see it after, but hey, so do adults. The best addition is we got this little like rolodex type polaroid-photo container that my kid uses as a bedside photogallery of their favourite people.
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by acoard 5y ago
You also wind up not getting sunlight until close to 9am during winter in some places. Personally I don't mind, but I've heard that some sunlight-sensitive people can really suffer in those conditions. Personally, I'd say k
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by acoard 5y ago
Using the Diffie-Helman would be good practice, but it's not enough to assume a defence against a malevolent actor who controls the client. It's not about the key exchange itself. Essentially, a determined malevolent actor who co
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by acoard 5y ago
Dynamic DNS (dDNS) works here[0]. You have free services like no-ip, and also most paid domain registrars support this. I know both Namecheap and AWS Route 53 support it if you want it at your own domain. Essentially, it's a cron cu

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