agilob

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by agilob 5y ago
>Sadly, I doubt the EU will do any of this type of stuff but barring that Yes, nothing happened after another rigged elections, Apparently around 30000 people are still detained since August, since brutally stopped protests. Nothing will
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by agilob 5y ago
Serious question: what can EU, Greece and Lithuania do? Send angry letter?
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by agilob 5y ago
They designed it for themselves, and some rules are even worse for small successful businesses.
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by agilob 5y ago
Blaming player on playing the game.
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by agilob 5y ago
Black Swan event is always unexpected, unpredictable, with no prior recorded history of such event, so no one could prepare for such event. It's always catastrophic as a system couldn't be possibly ready for it.
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by agilob 5y ago
>Too little too late Just on time for ETH to move away from PoW! It's almost like NVidia waited for ETH
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by agilob 5y ago
Now I got an identifier that you saw 2 times before: >This is your identifier. It was seen 2 times among 8828 tests so far. None of these was my run. Still, didn't detect vscode :)
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by agilob 5y ago
Tried Chrome, Brave and Firefox, got 3 different IDs. On one of the browsers it also didn't detect slack and vscode being installed.
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by agilob 5y ago
and now, repeat with Doge, which is exactly the same as BTC.
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by agilob 5y ago
Can this be because of Dart and Flutter? Flutter for Web uses own canvas rendering system instead converting to html/js.
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by agilob 5y ago
Fluent interfaces spread complexity of reading complex operations into multiple lines, you're squeezing everything into one line where tracking few characters change will be difficult to review, difficult to compare changes, bisect bug
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by agilob 5y ago
You add a new line with .map or .peek before .collect
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by agilob 5y ago
The example is using BigDecimal class where arithmetic operators don't work, you need to call .negate() on the object, or multiply again BigDecimal("-1"). Negating inside a loop will give different result than multiplying at
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by agilob 5y ago
>All in all, why is the code not just: Because it's hard to review, too many things are happening on one line. What if you have to negate multiplication? You're messing that line even more, with streams, you're adding one
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by agilob 5y ago
Naaaah too easy, better to use your microphone to listen to what you're doing at random times, then deduct what you would be interested in.
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by agilob 6y ago
Watching a compilation of car accidents from dashcams and cctv made me treat my car and motorcycle like a 2 tonnes weapon not a transport method where I can text, chat and fight search results on youtube. Don't accelerate on roundabout
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by agilob 6y ago
Was it 2018? Wow that was fast. It must suck for them since that fiasco, losing online players during pandemic when we're all stuck at homes, doubles the pain at least.
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by agilob 6y ago
Probably one winter?
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by agilob 6y ago
>This is both what many users would expect So if your default search engine in firefox is duckduckgo, but you're currently on google.com/maps reading reviews of a car service, firefox should use google for your next search requ
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by agilob 6y ago
People at RM knew about it. They were covering up the operation and protecting the system, which already cost tax payers 100M.
951.
by agilob 6y ago
There was a TV series about it.
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by agilob 6y ago
Yes, someone from Fujitsu who didn't deliver quality software, refused to accept it _might_ be buggy. >In the same speech, he said that the Post Office would work with the government to compensate the employees who were affected by
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by agilob 6y ago
Yup, I have 16Gb of RAM on macbook 2011.
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by agilob 6y ago
Here's a startup idea Bill Gates will surely support :D
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by agilob 6y ago
>In the fight against child pornography Can't we simply ban cameras?
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by agilob 6y ago
That's exactly the point, this issue was known as a problem in 1977 published in Computers Don't Argue, but developed in 2010s as a feature https://archive.org/details/bestofcreativeco00ahld/page/133
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by agilob 6y ago
JPA and Hibernate make it very easy to use it incorrectly, its almost like they promote bad SQL queries and ideas. They let users of database connection to write Java-first database queries, when database query should be database first, i
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by agilob 6y ago
I feel you. Gradle is the reason why I stopped updating my opensource android projects and killed them. I once got updates to translation files, wanted to update gradlew as it was ~2 years old. Failed with updates for +16 hours spent on it.
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by agilob 6y ago
>Probably an unpopular opinion, but I don't think most people who buy a Linux phone actually want a Linux phone. They want an open-source phone. That's true, but to some degree. I'm OK with LineageOS, wouldn't care if
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by agilob 6y ago
I use NeatURL where description says: Before: http www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Ioquake3-Auto-Updater&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+Phoronix+(Phoronix) After: http www.phoroni

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