arcbyte

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by arcbyte 3y ago
Thunks in javascript are barely related to historical thanks. There's so little overlap that they're borderline tangential. And to the OP's argument, he's really just recounting his experience. It's a widely shared
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by arcbyte 3y ago
This is an interesting comment because there are jobs like this out there. Absolutely companies exist which pay janitors very well. Companies exist owned by janitors who make tons of money. Many, many companies also exist that are absolutel
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by arcbyte 3y ago
The root of every logical proof is an inductive step to assert some group of axioms or believe something. So all possible logical proofs are tainted by induction. If you believe induction makes a proof invalid, then all proofs are invalid.
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by arcbyte 3y ago
Just ditch the cookie banner permanently. It's unnecessary
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by arcbyte 3y ago
I hear you, but I fly spirit all the time with no add-ons at all. No bags, no seat selection, no wifi, no snacks. I really appreciate the low price and select Spirit over my preferred airline Southwest often for this use case. It's not
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by arcbyte 3y ago
It's more like we've lost the engineering. The technology is all still there but now greatly improved. From welding techniques to computer components the whole exercise in in manufacturing would be a huge undertaking to rebuild be
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by arcbyte 3y ago
I remember in the late 90s and through the aught that Walmart had huge Rollback campaigns. Prices were constantly rolling back. Things were getting cheaper. This is still around of you look carefully but it's a scarce shell of what it
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by arcbyte 3y ago
I'd like to see the divorce proceedings of a marriage solemnized by this bear. Almost certainly your prenuptial is not going to be binding because you cannot reasonably believe you were actually married by a bear. Any good lawyer is go
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by arcbyte 3y ago
Actually I'm very predisposed to paying for YouTube. My experience with it however is that it presented me with ads for YouTube premium every 5 minutes and put ad screens in my way that were waaayyyyy to easy to click dozens of times a
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by arcbyte 3y ago
Interestingly you're having the same experience as the person you are replying to, but you haven't reached the understanding they've reached. If all those people you say refuse to question their beliefs are actually chasing a
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by arcbyte 3y ago
It's 4 diagrams. You can't get much less engineered than that. Whats your background that you have simpler alternatives?
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by arcbyte 3y ago
I agree clarity is needed but i would caution that it is not ethical to let executives that get to make that determination. I don't think we as engineers can ethically ever let management optimize our work for the short term. They will
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by arcbyte 3y ago
Hospitals are required by EMTALA[1] to treat all emergencu patients to the point of stabilization. So it only makes sense to charge whatever insurance is available because there is no turning them away. Im not sure if there are regulations
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by arcbyte 3y ago
Public libraries are a bit of a modern invention. Historically, most libraries were private ones, often arranged by small groups of people who housed their collections together so books could be loaned to each other. Local governments and r
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by arcbyte 3y ago
There's no winning at this layer and every attempt is as doomed as medieval alchemists trying to transmute lead to gold. The key here is overall speed, but you can't trade the time spent learning/understanding the API contrac
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by arcbyte 3y ago
You missed everything in the article. The key to his success was to Get Started. It wasn't an arrow indicator that brought him success. That was a trivial toy. But having gotten started, he was now able to identify the next step amd th
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by arcbyte 3y ago
That's not a desirable feature in a representative democracy.
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by arcbyte 3y ago
Leetcode is essentially what a Comp Sci student learns in their 2nd year Algorithms course. There are a few more esoteric algorithms that don't get covered in college and but 90% is stuff I remember from college.
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by arcbyte 3y ago
Some of us will strategically write generic code on our own time and machines and import it to employers machines when needed and customize it. For instance, how many times do you really need to write a spring OAuth server that integrates w
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by arcbyte 3y ago
Plugging osdev.org in case its new to you.
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by arcbyte 3y ago
Free public restrooms and other facilities. No homeless. No pollution, clean air and skies. Massive food self sufficiency. I'm not a Kansas fan exactly but I wouldn't balk at calling it advanced in terms of quality of life.
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by arcbyte 3y ago
I just picked up a project after 2 years. When i left it, eveything worked fine. Npm run and it spun right up. Today, nothing works, module resolution problems everywhere. It's going to take me days of fixing the build system now just
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by arcbyte 3y ago
Seems to me like you've proved OP's point: you're now under the illusion that you have increased privacy but in reality you have idea.
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by arcbyte 3y ago
We want more thinking about business complexity and much much less thinking about accidental technical complexity. I agree that I've seen people build monstrous things full of pointless technical abstractions to do the simplest busines
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by arcbyte 3y ago
We went from JSF1 something to JSF2 something. Very boring but there was so much technology change already in this rewrite that we chose to limit the amount of new stuff for everyone to learn especially when we didnt know if it would be app
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by arcbyte 3y ago
5 years ago I was the lead architect on a v2 rewrite project of about 30% of our app. We considered React but the landscape was also full of Angular and Vue and a bunch of others I don't remember. At the end of the day, we went with th
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by arcbyte 3y ago
Counterpoint: am American and I read it exactly as intentioned the first time. It didn't even occur to me to read it in the context you did until you mentioned it. I don't watch network news though.
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by arcbyte 3y ago
From my time on the hiring side, I was looking for passion. Side projects, githubs, etc all showed passion and. It wasn't the github project itself, it was the passion. That's what made the hires. So keep doing it and talking abou
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by arcbyte 3y ago
The browsers really need to make it possible to use templates and slots without javascript at all. There's no reason I shouldn't be able to define and use a custom element using HTML alone. Until then I don't know if template
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by arcbyte 3y ago
A couple things. I understand what you're saying about the judgement of other members, but I think it's misguided. Many, probably most, people fear judgement of their social groups, but conversely it is social groups that also ena

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