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4y ago
Isn't Ethereum the first VM which cannot be turned off by an owner No. https://www.coindesk.com/tech/2022/10/14/censored-ethereum-b...
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4y ago
You should do a special post on growing your business by spamming message boards
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4y ago
Registered an account just to spam your forex blog. Fuck off, you parasite-ass spammer.
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4y ago
They designed a clear and fitting code pattern that you didn’t come up with OP's problem isn't premature optimization, it's premature arrogance.
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4y ago
Nitpick - chai2010/webp avoids "binding to external code" by incorporating the entire libwebp distribution in "internal/libwebp-1.0.2" and compiling it. OTOH, folks have been saying "what if we rewrote the
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4y ago
First off, a small issue of terminology: The concept behind Nomad is for guests and hosts to pay zero in fees, no cleaning fee I used the "log into guest account" feature of the site to book a 22-day reservation and t
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4y ago
You can indeed freeze the pulp, that's what one of bigger places that sells pawpaws does: https://integrationacres.com The product page also supplies an additional hint why the fruit hasn't been commercialized: cooking
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4y ago
If a system deviates from its design, the contractor becomes liable for any such failure, whether related to the specific deviation or not. This seems a recipe for an eternal blame-game where the "engineer of record&q
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4y ago
I dunno about "modern" - I can recall distro packaging making a total disaster of Ruby gems over a decade ago.
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4y ago
What can I do to get reimbursed for my work at the startup? Is there any office furniture that's easy to move? :P The answer they gave me to this was they would give me the shares once the round is closed. LOL t
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4y ago
Just think of all the people in history, famous, smart ones too, who've said absolutely stupid things because they confused a numerical coincidence for something profound.
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4y ago
Pff. Everyone knows that Earth has 4 simultaneous days, one for each corner. /s Also, the figure where the blue line is subtracted from the orange line is clearly mislabeled - it doesn't depict "a human head", it depicts
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4y ago
The "Terms of Service" document on the website seems to be fairly boilerplate policy for a site that allows user-posted content and has an app; what are your specific policies related to parking?
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4y ago
"Quiet quitting"? More like "acting your wage" :P
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4y ago
The "chaining one hash of a JSON file into the next one" makes me wonder if this system could be implemented on top of a DVCS, which is _also_ maintaining a tree of changes to files connected by hashes. Some other things that jump
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4y ago
Everything old is new again: the logical endpoint of "everything should speak one protocol" is "everything should respond to natural language". Perhaps things will turn out differently this time than the _last_ "exp
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4y ago
Better title: "How a 20-year-old student who has 'friends' with $27m in cash to play with made $110m" :P
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4y ago
Personally, I'm waiting for USB4 HD Chain of Memories 358/2 Birth by Sleep Remix Final Chapter Prologue 2.0
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4y ago
There are, and they'd make fairly poor paperweights because they aren't typically very heavy - the intent is to use friction with the ground to keep the door from moving, rather than just weight. For instance: https://w
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4y ago
it's pretty clear that AI tools will be able to, for example, build CRUD apps in the not too distant future LOL I remember when text-based programming was supposed to be obsolete "in the near future" because eve
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4y ago
Odd to have a question like "what stack did you use in the past 12 months?" with only the answers: * Java / Python / Node.js * Angular / React * Shell Scripting / Docker / k8s * All of th
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4y ago
"Sign in with Github" is an interesting choice for a paid version control system...
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4y ago
What would you expect, they had a Diet of Worms! :P
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4y ago
Nothing has made America's lack of rule of law more apparent to me than My congratulations to you on waking up from a coma that's lasted since 2015. Good job!
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4y ago
I don't understand how this is possible Here's the explanation: according to the National Retail Federation, a lobby group Spoiler alert: most lobbyists are professional liars. If pressed they'll put up a s
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4y ago
Better title: "Everyone that Fortune thinks is a person is over remote work" No bigger bunch of whiners in the world than the CEOs interviewed for this bit.
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4y ago
Couple thoughts/questions in no particular order: --- If arrays are passed by reference, how does the bounds-checking code deal with aliasing? For instance (apologies if this syntax is wrong): munge_arrays(int n, int[] a, int[] b
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4y ago
"I am CLEARLY being CENSORED because my ideas are SO RADICAL!" Here we see the signaling call of the Physics Crank, which has been passed down from crank to crank over the centuries.
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4y ago
One of the advantages of office work is that being surrounded by colleagues pushes us to get our work done during office time. Presumably the author's job mostly involves licking boots, because that's the only way t
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4y ago
Surely the entire audio industry will immediately see your obvious genius and do what you want. /s
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