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bhaney
4y ago
Haha, sorry. It's very hard to tell, since that's a real confusion a lot of people have.
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bhaney
4y ago
I have a handful of very close friends who are gay, but I've never heard of this bottom-face emoji thing before today. And I'm a little concerned why not knowing about something that seems like an esoteric piece of fetish-related
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bhaney
4y ago
I'm not really sure why I should take it as a sign of that. What crowd does this indicate I don't hang out with?
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4y ago
First time I've heard "pleading face" referred to as "the bottom emoji"
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bhaney
4y ago
Z-Library the book/article piracy project, not zlib the compression library
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bhaney
4y ago
This data is so granular for covering nearly a decade. I can probably dig up all of my former offer letters with initial salaries and approximate (read: entirely inaccurate) equity values, but I doubt I can dig up records on every cash or
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bhaney
4y ago
> supposed to find the ceiling Oh duh. I somehow forgot that over the span of a few sentences. Thanks.
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bhaney
4y ago
> For very small numbers (less than about FLT_EPSILON * 0.25) adding 0.5 gives 0.5 exactly, and this then rounds to zero Is that not correct? Isn't it expected that very small numbers round to zero?
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bhaney
4y ago
For comparison, same thread topic from two and a half months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33755531
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bhaney
4y ago
Viable alternatives to VSCode have been around since the 90s
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bhaney
4y ago
Looks like every single thing is out of stock, so maybe not.
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bhaney
4y ago
Doesn't the FCC maintain public records of callsigns and associated home addresses? Why would you want to immediately tie your personal address to most of your online accounts?
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bhaney
4y ago
I can't imagine anyone would be able to answer this definitively without knowing the country you're in, the state you're in if you're in the US, and a copy of your employment contract.
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bhaney
4y ago
Maybe I'm missing a euphemism here, but what's the incentive to tell them about your "concrete company" even if you feel comfortable doing so?
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bhaney
4y ago
Don't tempt me
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bhaney
4y ago
I suddenly have the urge to install a gas stove
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bhaney
4y ago
On the off chance that we don't cancel beforehand, we generally chat for 5-10 minutes about whatever. It's rare that there's actually something to talk about, because I prefer to let my manager know about any concerns or bloc
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bhaney
4y ago
$ ssh whoami.filippo.io @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @ WARNING: POSSIBLE DNS SPOOFING DETECTED! @ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ The ED25519 host key fo
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bhaney
4y ago
Very similar to my last several resolutions! One of these years I'll follow through with them.
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bhaney
4y ago
If it was a glitch, I'd expect that they'd have fixed it by now to avoid the implications and potentially lose customers over it. Surely over the course of the month+ that it's been missing, they would have noticed it or had
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bhaney
4y ago
I wonder about this a lot. I have a handful of similar stories about nearly dying as a child too, as do most of my friends. But none of us have any stories about knowing someone who accidentally died as a result of doing something dangerous
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bhaney
4y ago
What a difference 16 years can make!
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bhaney
4y ago
Is it possible that thermometer calibration has just drifted slightly over the last couple hundred years? If you told me that the typical electronic thermometer today actually measured around a degree different than the mercury thermometer
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bhaney
4y ago
Sorry, I just realized that the pseudo-notation I was using to represent a partial type signature is similar to the actual type signature notation that Haskell and Elm use, so that's probably confusing things. What I specifically meant
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bhaney
4y ago
Out of curiosity, what languages have type systems that can accomplish the "typed pipe" described in the article? There are plenty where you can specify a fixed number of arguments like (A -> B, B -> C), but how do you do th
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4y ago
I guess my question is more specifically why something like Widevine falls under this, but commonly used anti-adblocking scripts (that are still regularly blocked by ad-blockers) don't. Are anti-adblockers on that exception list you re
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bhaney
4y ago
Why does adding DRM change something's status under DMCA? Either way, I don't even compile Widevine into my browser so I guess I'd just be locked out of those sites.
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bhaney
4y ago
It seems less like these apps were "buggy" and more like Apple broke backwards compatibility and internally applied some workarounds to make the most popular apps continue working without intervention, while developers of less pop
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bhaney
4y ago
This is already sending data via lasers traveling through free space (and air, which has nearly the same speed of light as free space). You're not going to get a medium with a faster speed of light than free space unless you get into s
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bhaney
4y ago
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