asddubs

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by asddubs 2y ago
are there any screenshots of the UI available? I tried to sign up but they don't accept any more signups
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by asddubs 2y ago
Could I persuade you to reconsider going over them? I'm not expecting an essay or anything but it would be interesting. One thing that comes to mind for me is that most cheaters probably don't code the cheats themselves but buy th
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by asddubs 2y ago
and flammable and inflammable mean the same thing but also the opposite thing. the point is that words don't have strict definitions, it's messy and similar phrases can have wildly different connotations. you can't just look
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by asddubs 2y ago
yes, and saying the n word is deeply offensive but ginger is not even though it contains the exact same letters. very deep, very smart. soon you'll figure out that all words are arbitrary sounds we assign meanings to
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by asddubs 2y ago
I believe it was originally WINdows Emulator and was later changed to better communicate how it works under the hood
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by asddubs 2y ago
I also prefer the loop, I would negate the condition and use continue, but otherwise leave it unchanged. I don't have a problem with the functional version but it doesn't scan as well to me.
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by asddubs 2y ago
To me, the point is to make it completely yourself from only standard readily available parts, as a demonstration of how it works and what the components are. Less that anyone can replicate it with just a power drill and a hand file (becaus
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by asddubs 2y ago
google had plenty of incorrect information at the top of the page before then, just instead of AI it was some algorithm pulling sentence fragments out of a page where the context was often the opposite of what you're asking
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by asddubs 2y ago
>2. That sounds perfectly reasonable. Google doesn't want people to bundle other things for users who want to install just a different default search (and not "your hotbar" like the Netscape days). I suspect it's the
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by asddubs 2y ago
>2. On Chrome, we use an extension to change the default search engine and enable search auto-complete etc, but Google has a policy that such an extension can do one thing and one thing only, and recently removed our extension on account
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by asddubs 2y ago
that's a little optimistic
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by asddubs 2y ago
looks like you made a sale. Almost makes me wonder if this was an elaborate ploy to promote your ebay store. In which case, well done
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by asddubs 2y ago
you end up searching for a pub called graphite and get 10000 results about graphite bars because it's a more common term and bar = pub, right? contrived example but that seems to happen to me every other month at least
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by asddubs 2y ago
pedantic comment, but IIRC he actually asks if it's zune bad and gets told it's apple maps bad
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by asddubs 2y ago
I've also pretty much entirely stopped buying from amazon, save for maybe 1 - 2 orders a year. Although my biggest problem is that because any number of sellers can offer products on the same listing, you often just flat out do not get
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by asddubs 2y ago
after they make it to the press, you mean
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by asddubs 2y ago
seems like you wouldn't have to squint at all, the shapes are a better match than for ErrOr
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by asddubs 2y ago
>like in that episode of Black Mirror. that's never a sentence you want to hear about your product
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by asddubs 2y ago
if they know better and have the foresight, they do. But stuff like this might not occur to people who've never been bitten by it. Every step of the way you just make things a little bit messier than before.
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by asddubs 2y ago
It usually starts with "is_car", a simple, clear, yes or no. and then at some point someone needs to also check if it's a sedan and instead of turning it into an enum called vehicle_type an "is_sedan" is added, etc.
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by asddubs 2y ago
that's its own kind of horrible though. now either all your functions just take single object parameters or you have to remember which ones. and I get javascript is light on checking what was passed is actually what was expected but th
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by asddubs 2y ago
having a website with a contact form will make you change your tune pretty quickly in regards to that
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by asddubs 2y ago
cloudflares business model is literally to mitm their customers. they incidentally also get access to unencrypted versions of all https traffic to cloudfare enabled sites
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by asddubs 2y ago
nope, browsers silo cache to prevent tracking via cached resources
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by asddubs 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27950763
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by asddubs 2y ago
that's someone elses problem, I want this kid out of my deparment
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by asddubs 2y ago
I doubt it. Your prediction might be more appropriate for a project that's in its first week of development, not having been developed for several years and already overcome many difficult hurdles. And if they switch to chromium, there
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by asddubs 2y ago
Specifically google originally chose that name for chrome because one of their goals was reduction of chrome. They made a bit deal out of it when the browser was new, how it didn't have a bunch of menu bars or whatever
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by asddubs 2y ago
Jakt was described more as an experiment and to potentially replace C++ in the codebase, rather than definitely. I haven't seen any official word on this but as you imply I would assume that this effort is essentially dead now. Just as
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by asddubs 2y ago
they also always have mirrors, which is the first thing an adult would probably look for (since it applies more universally to vehicles)

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