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by arp242 1y ago
Location: Ireland (Galway) Remote: yes Willing to relocate: yes Technologies: Go ("Golang"), Python, Ruby, JavaScript, Linux, Unix, PostgreSQL Résumé/CV: https://www.arp242.net/cv/cv-martintournoij Email
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by arp242 1y ago
Russia literally tried to annex all of Ukraine. How is that not an attack on the government?
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by arp242 1y ago
From FAQ: 16. Why aren't these improvements merged into the official MySQL? Optimizations have been recommended to the official team and have received acknowledgment. However, they are assigned low priority in official bug fixes. Simpl
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by arp242 1y ago
This seems to be the canonical Canonical interview process – I've heard several stories like this over the years. It's always the same: interview process is overly long and a bit ridiculous, but things go relatively well. And the
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by arp242 1y ago
Divine intervention, presumably. They don't bless those tape dispensers for nothing.
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by arp242 1y ago
So how does this work? If you live in Texas then you can still be punished for getting an abortion in another state, where it's legal? What kind of Dred Scott bullshit is this?
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by arp242 1y ago
This incident has little to do with website or web store as such, and the only reason those are impacted is because pretty much all of M&S's IT systems have been impacted. Even if someone else would be running all of that, chances
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by arp242 1y ago
They don't detect if you're a bot or not; it just makes it more expensive, the idea being that doing $action 10,000 (or more) times becomes much more costly for the attacker, preferably to the point where doing $action (posting sp
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by arp242 1y ago
> "extremely dirty" makes it seem like people are taking dumps in the streets which is not the case. That was not my reading at all. There are several paragraphs clarifying what they meant with "extremely dirty".
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by arp242 1y ago
It's really hard to do that from three weeks of travel. I like Matt's posts, but I always take them with a grain of salt. To really get an in-depth viewpoint you need to live somewhere for a year at least, and probably speak at le
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by arp242 1y ago
I once tried to book a flight with the same-day return; the price for the return flight was mad expensive. The same return flight was a few hundred euros cheaper if you booked the initial flight a day earlier. My theory is that most same-da
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by arp242 1y ago
The dmd compiler not being open source until 2017[1] made it more or less a non-starter for a great many use cases. That would have been okay in the 80s, but with tons of languages to choose from since the 90s/00s, your language needs
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by arp242 1y ago
C3 is "mostly C++" in the same way that my bicycle is "mostly a motorbike".
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by arp242 1y ago
Yes, but that would be less entertaining :-)
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Cheers; I was not aware of that site
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With modern technology you can probably liquefy a camel sufficiently that you force it through the needle. Jesus ain't said nothing 'bout no hydrochloric acid and pneumatic presses.
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by arp242 1y ago
Wayback Machine and archive.today don't work. I just flagged it: paywall without bypass isn't useful on HN.
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by arp242 1y ago
AI is trained on this content and content like it. It is literally and directly used. You can't just handwave and then say the content wasn't worth it in the first place when it's directly the input, or use some semantic slei
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by arp242 1y ago
^ Comment flagged for sadomasochism.
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It is impossible for any intelligence, artificial or otherwise, to deduce travel advice based on any prior knowledge. You need to actually go to these places and see what it's like. I don't know of any more clear and obvious examp
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It's been my observation there is often not that strong of a correlation between what religious texts say and how its adherents behave, especially when it comes to matters such as this. We can have a semantic discussion about what &quo
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by arp242 1y ago
He didn't try it because it would be anti-democratic and fascist to do so. That's why. Not "weakness". Says a lot about you that you use that word to describe adherence to democracy.
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by arp242 1y ago
> An Post, don't use the postal code as their primary way to direct mail (as far as I understand) . I'm not sure how the delivery system works exactly, but I think they use the eircode? Especially in the countryside there often
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by arp242 1y ago
And it goes on to explain why that's not so straightforward: "Contrary to the traditional view of such walls as solely defensive structures, the research highlights the Gobi Wall's multifunctional role in boundary demarcatio
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I did not know that; surprising indeed! I was reading the other day how modern olive oil is actually quite different from the olive oil people used for millennia: https://aeon.co/essays/extra-virgin-olive-oil-is-the-fla
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by arp242 1y ago
1970s was also just a different time: documentation was harder to get, it was harder to do quality implementations for protocols, people had less of an idea what may or may not work because everyone was new at this (both in terms of protoco
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I don't see Britain heading towards dictatorship. Certainly not under the current Labour government.
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> you can criticize speech laws for now. And tbh, not sure to which extent it is true. You are commenting on an article which critiques these laws. It's not the first either. So what you're saying is demonstrably nonsense.
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Look, I don't like these blocks, but comparing it to the situation in Hungary is hysterical and ignorant. And the EU going around sanctioning every member state at the drop of a hat if it does something the other member states don&#x27
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by arp242 1y ago
Someone has been using a bot to create accounts to post that for a month or so now, on many different stories (usually stories unrelated to cryptocurrencies).

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