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Cognitive loads in programming(rpeszek.github.io)
333 points by ajdude 4y ago|140 comments
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by ajdude 4y ago
> Well, the cookie popups are only there because of regulation. You don't /need/ them if you only have essential cookies: > At GitHub, we want to protect developer privacy, and we find cookie banners quite irritating, s
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by ajdude 4y ago
Not OP of this post, just came across it. I'm a heavy namecheap user, and will continue to use them, but this did make me a little concerned. From the post: > so, setting up 2fa on namecheap prevents anyone from just logging into
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Namecheap vulnerability they refuse to fix: no 2FA on support portal login(crimew.gay)
188 points by ajdude 4y ago|87 comments
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At $249 per day, prison stays leave ex-inmates deep in debt(apnews.com)
208 points by ajdude 4y ago|353 comments
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California votes to ban new gas car sales by 2035(cnn.com)
29 points by ajdude 4y ago|55 comments
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The Legacy of Heroku's Free Tier(xeiaso.net)
9 points by ajdude 4y ago|4 comments
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by ajdude 4y ago
I would be very interested in such a study. I have driven both autos and manuals and have noticed a distinct difference in focus when driving the latter. I feel more engaged with the roads and my environment. I also noticed that I've
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by ajdude 4y ago
I'm a bit surprised at how many of my friends have jumped ship to Visual Studio Code, including those who are very much for free software. They have always been in the business of embrace, extend, extinguish[0]. People tend to forget
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by ajdude 4y ago
Applovin, despite their name, would have made much more sense than ironsource. At least the former is not a literal malware company.
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by ajdude 4y ago
My university’s is number 2; is there any significance to that?
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by ajdude 4y ago
How well does godot handle exporting to video game consoles these days? While I cannot speak for the other posters, that was certainly factor in my decision to go with gamemaker studio 2.
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by ajdude 4y ago
And then even after building the plant your community may turn around and decide they don’t want the plant anymore. Then you’re out €1.4bn e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zwentendorf_Nuclear_Power_Plan...
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As Intel Gets into Discrete GPUs It Scales Back Support for Many Integrated GPUs(tech.slashdot.org)
2 points by ajdude 4y ago|0 comments
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by ajdude 4y ago
> which they generally do Every delayed zoom meeting I’ve been in due to AirPods not pairing correctly would disagree with that sentiment.
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by ajdude 4y ago
Similar happens in my Mazda. No matter what I do, unless the source was actively changed to something like the radio before I shut my car off, as soon as I turn on the ignition it starts force playing a random song on my iPhone , Usually at
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by ajdude 4y ago
Not everyone may find it obvious. Additionally, not elaborating puts the weight on commenters of your post to guess on what you were bringing up to address it.
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by ajdude 4y ago
> no game engine ships out of the box with a “build for XBox/Switch/PlayStation button” It looks like GameMaker Studio's Enterprise version does this, albeit for 2d games (and it's $800/year). https://
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by ajdude 4y ago
When I read "contract-based language"I immediately thought of Ada. I could be wrong but I think SPARK is incorporated into the Ada 2022 standard at this point, it could really be thought of as part of the language. It's the
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Proton is less accessible to folks without Twitter accounts(mspsocial.net)
3 points by ajdude 4y ago|0 comments
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Rotterdam won’t dismantle bridge to allow Jeff Bezos’ superyacht through(nytimes.com)
17 points by ajdude 4y ago|4 comments
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by ajdude 4y ago
Removable stainless steel tray at the bottom of the toaster. The metal panels that the toaster rests on are easily accessible too. It doesn't have a spring-loaded "pop", but rather there's a lever on the side of the to
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by ajdude 4y ago
When I was reading the GP comment, I immediately thought of the Dualit toaster. I'm not at all affiliated with them, but I own the classic as well as this sandwich cage and I cannot recommend it enough. They are expensive, but user-s
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by ajdude 4y ago
I don’t know about Slack, but discord’s terms of service explicitly forbid external chat clients. It’s also proprietary, like Slack I believe. Maybe we should try and encourage more use of open protocols over things like Discord or Slack.
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by ajdude 4y ago
Maybe I’m in living in the past but I would’ve thought it was IRC
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by ajdude 4y ago
Through this logic, iOS already allows firefox etc to run on its platform, if Firefox != Gecko. except the issue here is the rendering engine and who controls in at the top level. I don’t wanna live in the world we’re 90% of the Internet
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by ajdude 4y ago
This is my trouble with Rust. Thankfully Ada will do the same things addressed in this article while having a much more readable syntax.
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Teaching Physics to AI Can Allow It to Make New Discoveries All on Its Own(scitechdaily.com)
1 points by ajdude 4y ago|0 comments
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by ajdude 4y ago
That line really stuck with me
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by ajdude 4y ago
Just do something similar to folding coin, which is used for things like protein folding. Perhaps an Internet archive coin that can be earned by hoarding backups of the archive on hard drives.

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