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by aitchnyu 2y ago
I rolled my eyes when iterating a list meant splitting it into first and rest and recursing on the rest. I would do side projects in Scala a few years later of my own interest.
782.
by aitchnyu 2y ago
Hopefully Edgedb. It could make most ORMs and heavyweight web frameworks redundant, maybe some BI tools and jobs too. https://www.edgedb.com/
783.
by aitchnyu 2y ago
The Linux copyright holders did pursue companies using Linux in the name, and distros were one exception.
784.
by aitchnyu 2y ago
Many mailing list SaaS in India use http urls for unsubscribe, and submitting again, including (otherwise) technically excellent apps. Somehow Gmail devs chose to show http urls as valid.
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by aitchnyu 2y ago
Will we have video with sensor signature for evidence purposes? One high court in India rejected any video evidence as a potential deepfake.
786.
by aitchnyu 2y ago
Umm, if you wanted/want to draw to the screen, what library will you use?
787.
by aitchnyu 2y ago
Hope the software insurance does the equivalent of inspecting your infra and discovering drums of inflammable paint in the fire escape. All the attention is on shipping features and there are zero consequences for ignoring security.
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by aitchnyu 2y ago
Im talking about dogs https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/telangana-news-dog-mauls-5-m... https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/hyderabad/pack-of-s...
789.
by aitchnyu 2y ago
https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/telangana-news-dog-mauls-5-m... https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/hyderabad/pack-of-s... Just from the tons of articles from Google.
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by aitchnyu 2y ago
Who are "they"? How did the complaint move forward? I'm Indian and seen too many cases of this and the bad guys always win.
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by aitchnyu 2y ago
Crunch and 12 hour days are pervasive at tech companies. Also people got meetings with clients or overlap with client timezones (like 2 pm to 11 pm). Hence the office complexes and eateries are still busy at 10 pm. Sorry the "day"
792.
by aitchnyu 2y ago
On one hand, stray dogs are a joy for many Indians. For many months the highlight of the day was going to a cafe at 10 pm in middle of work and throwing bones to the assembled dogs. On the other hand, they enter homes and kill babies, attac
793.
by aitchnyu 2y ago
Sibling comments have the answer. The math is that petrol powertrain is only 16% efficient, so coal power plant+long distance transmission+electric drivetrain still leads to less emissions. https://thedriven.io/2024/01&
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by aitchnyu 2y ago
I cant brain the physics of both design details. Could you explain?
795.
by aitchnyu 2y ago
So what makes a phone more valuable than a pebble to the end destination? Recycling?
796.
by aitchnyu 2y ago
Reminds me today's Python release strips documentation to improve performance. https://docs.python.org/3.13/whatsnew/3.13.html#other-langua...
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by aitchnyu 2y ago
Do you use a copy paste detector to find third copy?
798.
by aitchnyu 2y ago
This topic deserves an article on its own. I feel my team crossed "the line" on a SaaS that hosts docs from our Openapi and page doesnt even refresh safely. But how do we define the line?
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by aitchnyu 2y ago
In Fedora, Plasma 6.1 still treats my 5k Thunderbolt screen as 2 distinct screens (hardware implementation detail to overcome 4k limit) when arranging displays or showing overviews. Gnome treats it as one screen.
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by aitchnyu 2y ago
I have a 2015 Dell whose keyboard does phantom input and trackpad is dead. It has a sata ssd now. Can I trust it as a backup server?
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by aitchnyu 2y ago
Will we discover one day that we shouldnt have consumed the equivalent of jugs of green tea in a pill? I'm having trouble braining the internet saying short term L Theanine consumption "generally recognized as safe" but green
802.
by aitchnyu 2y ago
One computer magazine urged us to search for "this browser doesnt support frames" to show the nonexistent indexing of framed pages.
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by aitchnyu 2y ago
I read an illustrious (IMO) Indian newspaper. But their online articles have "continued on page x", infographics are low res images and they insist on yearly subscriptions and dark patterns like a shared web host. They have self i
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by aitchnyu 2y ago
Are the wide turning trucks supposed to go over the bricks?
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by aitchnyu 2y ago
Why dont more car have 3 seater front seats? Assuming drivers are ok with touching shoulders, people are not too fat, they can forgo cup holders, no manual transmission or powered rear wheels.
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by aitchnyu 2y ago
I use their AIs for generating regexes from sample strings.
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by aitchnyu 2y ago
All the US social media posts were crapping on unions about lazy teachers earning a ton of money and film productions waiting till an electrician comes in and turns on a switch. I didnt realize the alternative was corporates having the unch
808.
by aitchnyu 2y ago
Automatic "what channel is TV tuned" telemetry has been around since 1970s AFAICT from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nielsen_Media_Research#Measuri...
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by aitchnyu 2y ago
Its a justifiable worldview. I'm an Indian dev and I've seen obvious backdoors like these added to the backlog as a low priority bug. If somebody spends time on this, that means features are being delayed and you are rewarded less
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by aitchnyu 2y ago
Whoa, the plant in my aquarium is the same in the TV jingle "for memory and intelligence, Santhosh brahmi" for the Ayurvedic supplement?

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