arcbyte

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by arcbyte 10mo ago
This a really interesting and persuasive read for me. I've been thinking about this topic as part of brainstorming a simple design system and I had come to the conclusion that the inconsistency of not having icons for every menu item w
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by arcbyte 10mo ago
"Better people" solves a lot! But definitely not everything. But a lot!
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by arcbyte 10mo ago
Another bread bakery here and i second you. I dont even brother with recipes written in volume measurements anymore. Especially for bread where saturation percentage is important, weight/mass measurements is absolutely necedsary.
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by arcbyte 10mo ago
I never got very far with this idea beyond coming up with it, but whe thinking about unfakable calculable characteristics that could be used for locality verificacion, i could only come up with latency as the key characteristic. Based on so
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by arcbyte 10mo ago
I think your point is that there is evidence that the intention of some or all of the developers and/or the organization as a whole is to make law enforcement more difficult. You go on to argue that this intention fundamentally alter
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by arcbyte 11mo ago
> the market does not work like that. That depends on whether OP is buying/renting AMD gpu machines.
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by arcbyte 11mo ago
Corporate taxes shouldn't exist. Tax people.
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by arcbyte 1y ago
> I'm genuinely amazed that there are lawyers who don't realise this. Just remember who the bottom half of your law school classmates were. Sometimes we forget those people.
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by arcbyte 1y ago
Manufacturing robotics is all about movement. All movement exists on a spectrum of difficulty and context needed to perform. For instance, welding the steel plates together in an empty and repeatable consistent 3d space is now on the lower
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by arcbyte 1y ago
Spring is written by a committee of junior developers trying to implement the ideas from a committee of slightly less junior developers. Which is to say it's a huge unintelligible mess. As the other commenter attest, it works really we
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by arcbyte 1y ago
Unilateral amendment might be a bit of a misnomer because its basically a new contract that your continued use implicitly accepts. There is never any retroactive term change. If they unilaterally change the notice period to 12 months and yo
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by arcbyte 1y ago
> there is no great solution to limit the visibility to certain audiences There's an important sense in which you are very wrong here because nothing on the internet is actually hidden. Everyone can see everything regardless of the
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by arcbyte 1y ago
I was working for a federal contractor when we had a release go out that had a problem. Some digital service folks got sent in, arriving about the same day we figured out the environmental problem planted by the previous contractor for the
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by arcbyte 1y ago
> it seems my order just sits for a few days, then it hits my credit card and I get it 2 days later I have Prime and this is the majority of my orders. Lately I have been seeing a lot of free overnight deliveries tho, so maybe something
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by arcbyte 1y ago
I actually do open the app store specifically to find a cool new app to install. I do this maybe a couple times a year. It never works. The apps it suggests are all ad farming garbage. I have found maybe one fun game doing this over the yea
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by arcbyte 1y ago
Tariffs on offshoring are next.
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by arcbyte 1y ago
> simply getting permission to apply their hard-earned valuable skillets I dont think its this. I think its just brutally hard to earn a return on investment right now. For whatever reason, innovation has disappeared from the market. The
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by arcbyte 1y ago
The credit card business of banks wants customers to spend money so they earn transaction fees. Everything the bank does is in service of this goal. Making it harder to do chargebacks would measurably reduce the transaction fees they earn i
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by arcbyte 1y ago
> the general feeling among my peers is that I must bend to the interviewer's whims This is just conflict avoidance and naivety. After a while you start to realize that there's a whole world of people just like on HN and *we h
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by arcbyte 1y ago
> git stash is not that simple. you'd need to remember what branch that stash applies to to get back to where you were. This quote confused me for a while. I was thinking "git stash isn't branch specific its just a single
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by arcbyte 1y ago
Perhaps we should pick a page from the example of radio and force all video content to be openly reproducible for a forced flat fee.
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by arcbyte 1y ago
After more than a decade of working on spring projects in fortune 500 companies, I've literally never had this problem with Maven dependencies. I agree its theoretically possible, but I disagree that its difficult to resolve or somehow
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by arcbyte 1y ago
I have YEARS of zero problems with maven dependencias. And yet i cant leave up a node project for more than a month without immediately encountering transitive dependency breakage that take days to resolve. Maven is dependency heaven.
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by arcbyte 1y ago
I dont even understand what youre trying to describe here. What is a wandering right column? This argument fails by default if its not understandable.
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by arcbyte 1y ago
> I’ve seen where people answer it honestly, and when they walk away the person asking says something to the effect of, “god, I didn’t need his whole life story.” I've definitely experienced the same. However ive realized that invar
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by arcbyte 1y ago
I use SmartThings and ive never missed with any configs at all. Only ever one single app - smartthings. Ive been extremely happy after dozens of devices.
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by arcbyte 1y ago
For the same reason I had all the ads cut out of my newspaper before I read it back in the day - i don't want to see them. It's my browser, my copy of the website, and I'll have my user agent do whatever I want.
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by arcbyte 1y ago
I actually think Windows Phone was close to a breakthrough when Microsoft shut it down. Apps were always important, yes, but wayyy less so outside the tech blogger circle for everyday users. Normal people loved the hub experiences and it ha
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by arcbyte 1y ago
Corporate taxes are indeed levied on net income after expenses . Trading money for capital assets is not considered expense. If you start the year with 0$ in your bank. After the end of the year you have made $200k in revenue. However you
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by arcbyte 1y ago
I say this as a firm conservative. The courts have so far been outstanding, despite all the inappropriate pressure. I have no doubt they will continue to be. I'm also quite impressed with conservative voters who are speaking out to the

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