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7y ago
Stop looking for another C. Move on to something really different, something dynamic like JS, Clojure, Python, or Smalltalk
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Flatten the curve _does_ mean that 60-70% of the population will get it. But it also means that the peak will be lower do that hospitals are less overwhelmed. It also pushes more infections later in time, so that we have more time to develo
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Yay! Another platform Google can abandon after I invest a bunch if work into it!
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Indeed. Although I always think that any software produced by the government should be Free Software. It's stupid for taxpayer funded software to not be open and extensible by citizens.
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I mean, if you spent _millions_ developing a weather app, you're just bad at business and doomed to fail regardless of whether there is a government funded competitor or not.
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A falling share price doesn't un-crash the planes.
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Brb, just going to check my pocket cesium-133 so I can calculate how many days till my dentist appointment.
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Was it the WHO promising doomsday? Or the media reporting on it?
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That's still misleading. If all my input is small then O(n^2) is basically O(1) as well.
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It really shouldn't be any more work to revoke a certificate or just maintain a whitelist/blacklist of certificates than it should be to just disable a user account. Certificates are only more difficult because nobody seems to hav
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Stop buying smart home shit. People warned of exactly this when they started.
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Its certainly posssoble but convincing all internet users to use your alternative DNS is difficult. Why would Wikipedia.org register on your DNS if most US users will not get their new address as they're pointed to the Ethos DNS by def
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Honestly its things like this which remind me of the "telemarketer singularity." https://ieet.org/index.php/IEET2/more/rinesi20150806 "The future isn’t a robot boot stamping on a human face for
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Indeed. Empathy doesn't come from message templates. It comes from actual empathy.
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God I wish programmers would atop trying to reinvent copyright law. The FSF has done a ton of work examining copyright law in various jurisdictions. Many places have no notion of "public domain"
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The language maintainers adding new features to appeal to people newer to the language is not mutually exclusive with veterans of the language not adopting the new features.
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Have you read the previous articles about the Assange hearing? That will probably provide the context you're missing. The short answer as far as I have understood is that the Assange's defense is arguing that he can't be ext
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In Japan however people seem to cycle at a more casaual pace.
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Which is fine, people keep pointing to all these unknown as "we can't possibly compute the morality rate!" Which leaves the door open for assuming its way higher than estimated, when in reality current estimates are likely an
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This site is amazing.
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doesn't that mean that we can only compute an upper bound on the mortality rate? We will never know for certain how many cases there are, but _of the cases we know about_ we can compute a reasonable upper bound on mortality. Were more
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7y ago
> then PCI-DSS is a farce. Take a wild guess on what you think will happen.
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Won't this only apply _after_ you've loaded the page? Doesn't really help prevent the tracking that most of those parameters are used for.
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To be fair I already don't trust RSA Security before this sale because of Dual_EC_DBRG.
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Company that treats customera poorly operating in a dieing industry continues to die. News at 11
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Sure we can imagine a scenario where Boeing is still the best choice. But if we actually want to make the best decision possible with the information available at this point in time add probabilities to your cases. Who is more likely to ha
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Likely its all relative to your co-workers and your managers experience with the employees who have come before you.
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> 2. Run npm install For a fucking bullet list. Our industry is broken.
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That really means 6 months till you are completely ramped up, at full productivity. If you are actually not productive, not producing anything of value, for 6 months...
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> Except that at the point at which System1 crosses the line, MrAlex94 can fork the code (since it's all FOSS), create "Earthfox" (or whatever) and start again. Unless of course theres a noncompete in the sale contract, a
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