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901.
by al2o3cr 7y ago
Working on Monoliths Means Working at Businesses That Have Had or Will Have Limited Success Shill HARDER, microservices tooling company!
902.
by al2o3cr 7y ago
It’s worth noting that these smart contracts have undergone formal security reviews by Sigma Prime and we’re confident there are no further issues to keep the tournament from running as expected. Sure we had the barn s
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by al2o3cr 7y ago
We had 40 times more data, which meant 40 times more chance of flopping or succeeding. If we've learned anything from David Cage, it's that moar polygons == moar EMOTIONS
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by al2o3cr 7y ago
Dopamine fasting is one thing, but if you really want to be the most productive person in SV you need to try a 10-day hydration fast.
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by al2o3cr 7y ago
You could, I dunno, use the tools specifically provided to disable saving passwords in environments where that's undesirable: https://thycotic.com/company/blog/2013/09/09/securing-web-br...
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by al2o3cr 7y ago
You gotta admire the dedication to exactly reproducing how consoles were made in the '80s
907.
by al2o3cr 7y ago
Free version: 1. Shout "OY THAT GUY'S PUNCHING THAT OTHER GUY IN THE DICK!" 2. Shout "OY THAT GUY'S PUNCHING THAT OTHER GUY IN THE DICK AGAIN!" 3. Goto 1.
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by al2o3cr 7y ago
TBH, anybody who whinges about "today not matching ancestral conditions" should be held closely to their convictions and have to die by 35.
909.
by al2o3cr 7y ago
my keyboard is a NIGHT mare (I cant code without external keyboard) Your keyboard is broken, then. Get it fixed and stop whining about it.
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by al2o3cr 7y ago
A model that assumes every engineering hire is given 1% of the company but also ignores the risk of dilution would seem to only apply to a very small part of parameter space...
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by al2o3cr 7y ago
Given the high prices in stores, shoplifting is a natural free market alternative. Can you buy shoplifting insurance?
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by al2o3cr 7y ago
You pay less heed to what you want to say, and more to what is expected of you. Ah yes, the unbearable burden of being polite to other humans.
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by al2o3cr 7y ago
Sir, this is an Arby's
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by al2o3cr 7y ago
Was there any specific mention of the device's thickness? The photos look like each side is about the same as a typical tablet, which would make this thing a pretty chonky boi when folded...
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by al2o3cr 7y ago
It's like somebody looked at RDF triples and thought "F*CK IT WE'RE GOING TO FIVE ELEMENTS"
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by al2o3cr 7y ago
“I am a lover of decentralization,” Phan says. “YouTube is decentralized, in the sense that anyone can have a channel, have their own network, and make their own content.” o_O You keep using that word. I do not thi
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by al2o3cr 7y ago
Reference for "tree languages" https://arxiv.org/abs/1703.01192
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by al2o3cr 7y ago
The funniest thing imaginable would be for this guy to run into a mainframe dev and get lambasted for "OMG I can't believe your software needs one of those toddler computers, surely a 3270 is good enough"
919.
by al2o3cr 7y ago
OTOH, if I go to a store and they're still using that sort of system I also think "here's a place that used to innovate, but gave up about 20 years ago"
920.
by al2o3cr 7y ago
Hot take: the likely response from AAA publishers will be "that's OK, we don't sell games anymore just LIVE SERVICES"
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by al2o3cr 7y ago
Maybe it's just the color scheme, but a lot of that UI reminds me of the Kickstarter-era demos for Light Table (in particular, the "lots of windows each with one function inside" pattern)
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by al2o3cr 7y ago
our job is basically to be in a constant state of half broken code In my experience, Elm code is only ever in a state of "horribly broken, won't compile" or "works". Whether that's a bug or a feature
923.
by al2o3cr 7y ago
Python 2 code, broadly speaking, still runs in Python 3. It's the not-broad parts that are the problem...
924.
by al2o3cr 7y ago
What's the age rating of your game? Have you communicated that to the ad networks? I'd hope they wouldn't serve casino + pr0n ads into "3 and Up" games o_O
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by al2o3cr 7y ago
It gets better: the linked Chrome feature "Cookies default to SameSite=Lax" mentions a bug in Safari (fixed in a not-yet-released version) that causes cookies with "SameSite=None" to not be sent in cross-site requests. S
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by al2o3cr 7y ago
Website operators will need to do nothing to have the powerful protection of SameSite by default Alternative phrasing: Website operators who depend on the existing behavior will have to make changes to have their sit
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by al2o3cr 7y ago
Some lines of code should be tested twice to ensure they're correct. Translation: "100% coverage" is a vanity metric
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by al2o3cr 7y ago
Moon's haunted.
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by al2o3cr 7y ago
IMO using the effective APR doesn't make a lot of sense in #2, since a business which isn't doing as well will be repaying more slowly and therefore see a lower effective APR...
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by al2o3cr 7y ago
Your landing page offers a handful of problems your product claims to solve. Your MVP should solve at least some classes of at least some of those problems; babby's first todo list is not that.

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