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belinder
5y ago
Hopefully reduction of plastic production does not lead to reduction in plastic recycling.
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5y ago
But isn't that already exactly what they're doing by breaking it into hot tub category and letting advertisers opt out of that category? So the question is if they let advertisers opt out anyway, why this hot tub category instead
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belinder
5y ago
That scientist brave enough to be a so-called 'stalker' at least deserves name recognition, shouldn't they?
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belinder
5y ago
Can't find a way to sort the slice ranking... what's the best slice?!
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belinder
5y ago
So the paper is not being published? Then what was the whole point of the research
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belinder
6y ago
Would have liked to have seen in the article what this 'sane, speedy hiring process' was
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belinder
6y ago
> An interesting case is the is not null pattern. This will check whether the reference is not null. Using != null may check something different when the type overloads the != operator. If it doesn't use the != operator then what do
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belinder
6y ago
Would like to see some statement soon on the ban
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belinder
6y ago
Why get rid of them? Automatisation should not mean getting rid of people, it should mean letting them do other things. In this scenario the editors could spend more time on their own writing instead of having to look at junior writer'
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belinder
6y ago
Does an uber driver know when they accept a ride that the rider has a dog with them?
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belinder
6y ago
In our case not web forms but WCF
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belinder
6y ago
Unfortunately the new tricks can't be used when the codebase is still stuck on .net framework :(
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belinder
6y ago
Not sure if capital letter size would catch scenarios with little circly swirls that make other characters taller than capital letter characters
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belinder
6y ago
Was it reported how it got stuck in the first place?
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belinder
6y ago
Vaccine is the practice
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belinder
6y ago
So do you just deal with logging in every time on every website when you open your browser again?
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belinder
6y ago
What remoting software do you recommend
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belinder
6y ago
I'm using Mint, but they only do phones, so you can't bundle with stuff like tv or internet
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belinder
6y ago
old school forums were anonymous
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belinder
6y ago
So how does it run natively on desktop? Is it like electron? Can't tell from the linux example
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belinder
6y ago
it looks like it's a remote button that you can configure and attach to your clothes, then you can tap it and something on your phone happens (like play next song)
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belinder
6y ago
But then it needs to be divisible by 3 but not longer than 15
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belinder
6y ago
Wonder if he will go for a masters degree next.
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belinder
6y ago
So what can we do about it?
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belinder
6y ago
I'm glad too but it's difficult for me to imagine the improvement when it's > 0.2 billionth of a trillionth of a trillionth of a percent
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belinder
6y ago
> Except for - it doesn't work with immutable classes (the ones with readonly fields). Well good thing they're adding that in C# 9 then
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belinder
7y ago
germany, holland, belgium, maybe more
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belinder
7y ago
when would you use too long dont worry ?
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belinder
7y ago
I think one of the points he is making is not that it's just dark orange, it's that we have a label for dark orange, but not a label for dark other colors on the same level of use as brown. We call dark orange brown. Sure dark red
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7y ago
What if they send a message that general 1 is going to fire a flare at 0900 and if general 2 fires one too then they both attack. Basically make the confirmation something that you can get without relying on the same method of communication
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