ahoka

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931.
by ahoka 3y ago
The real issue I see is wasting energy…
932.
by ahoka 3y ago
Yes, it’s impossible in theory. Same as the two generals problem, if I’m not mistaken.
933.
by ahoka 3y ago
These are not versions in the sense that one supersedes the other. More like variants.
934.
by ahoka 3y ago
If you want to register to my site from your smart thermometer, then it’s your problem.
935.
by ahoka 3y ago
Cookies mean exactly that. You are just being overly pedantic. And yes, running JS in a users browser to store or access information is exactly the same. Taking a browser fingerprint and storing it server side is also the same, just harder
936.
by ahoka 4y ago
How could this be a success? It was a catastrophic failure. Sorry but bullshitting releases only works in software.
937.
by ahoka 4y ago
I don't think there are worms that live in stomachs.
938.
by ahoka 4y ago
Yeah, totally clueless BSD fanboy. I have seen many during the time I was a heavy BSD user.
939.
by ahoka 4y ago
Baby boomers refusing to have children? What?!
940.
by ahoka 4y ago
Is there an easy way to try this model on my computer?
941.
by ahoka 4y ago
Or any other airship that crashed within years after making...
942.
by ahoka 4y ago
This reads exactly like the joke where successful people describe their daily routine and one of the items besides things like running and meditating once a day is "my parents are millionaires".
943.
by ahoka 4y ago
Polgar is a huge outlier here, because he basically did a human experiment on his two children. He literally created a newspaper ad that he needs a mother for an experiment about creating experts by starting focused teaching before the age
944.
by ahoka 4y ago
I know some very brilliant Hungarian people too, but there are a also lot more very stupid ones. I think this is just plain survivor bias.
945.
by ahoka 4y ago
You cannot have BankID without having a personnummer, for which you need to be a resident or citizen (Swish uses BankID for identification for those who are not familiar with it).
946.
by ahoka 4y ago
Swish is just another proprietary solution though along with BankID. And BankID basically requires residency in Sweden (and much more), so it's not something you can install while visiting to pay at flea markets. Their only appeal is t
947.
by ahoka 4y ago
My main problem with these "buffer zone" arguments is that I'm from one of those countries, and I don't want my people be some kind of sacrificial second class citizens of Europe, just so other countries can have it easy
948.
by ahoka 4y ago
Maybe they were a Lisp-1 person? I think asking to stop the interview could be a proper way to handle this in the situation. Maybe you can also try talking to the recruiter / hiring manager about your experience.
949.
by ahoka 4y ago
How would you knew if it was not working correctly?
950.
by ahoka 5y ago
That's kind of standard at big companies. Even at a small scale, it is beneficial to mirror every external dependency.
951.
by ahoka 5y ago
Don't forget the Cod Wars between Iceland and UK!
952.
by ahoka 5y ago
But I have the same table, but instead of time, I have the turns need to be taken by the car. That's not always useful.
953.
by ahoka 5y ago
The Carbon starts at 1400 USD. Is that low end for you?
954.
by ahoka 5y ago
It actually looks a lot more engaging. I didn't even realize it's a dating app from the screenshot.
955.
by ahoka 5y ago
Somehow you made it sound even worse.
956.
by ahoka 5y ago
"Cooler Screens CEO Avakian said he developed the concept after watching in-store customers whip out their phones to find product information and reviews." Naturally consumers want less information asymmetry when buying things, th
957.
by ahoka 5y ago
Well, don't expose them then?
958.
by ahoka 5y ago
I just checked this once, and both can happen, but it depends on the type of exercise.
959.
by ahoka 5y ago
Yeah, a 300USD single speed from Decathlon and 50USD U Lock is much better.
960.
by ahoka 5y ago
I have learned that it is called a "sucker pole" in New York.

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