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Could there be some kind of granular permissions (with privacy-first defaults) to mitigate this problem?
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I’ll sign up for your mailing list
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I had an identical first-time experience a few months ago. For some reason I was expecting the Glock to be way easier and less terrifying than the AR, but it wasn't. It really blew my mind that I could aim directly at a human-sized tar
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I had a similar giggle reading about the "rideshare opportunities" > This large deployable envelope allows for the design of novel payloads, rideshare opportunities and entire constellations of satellites on a single launch. I&
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ATX, baby!
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Austin. Back to where I came from. In my estimation, it has the most coolness-per-dollar. What I actually want is to buy a house, and I just can’t do that around here. Austin is comparatively cheaper and has a culture that appeals to me. It
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As it happens, tomorrow I’m putting in my 30-day notice to terminate my lease and leave the Bay. (And I’m paying 2 additional months rent in fees to do so) Not being tied to the office fundamentally changes the calculus of choosing where to
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Linus’ solution seems to add a layer of indirection, which I think is harder to grok than a simple condition.
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More like the difference between beer and kombucha, no? Liquor would be more akin to THC concentrates. I don’t think the effects of CBD are comparable to THC with respect to getting “high”, though I don’t know much about the other cannabino
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This sounded really silly to me at first, but I guess it’s not much different than a company holding a trademark?
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I have never run into a problem that I thought needed to be solved in the kernel. What kinds of things have you wanted to change?
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Smarter Every Day has a video demonstrating this technique[1] with the help of one of the researchers involved in this project. I was a little spooked at first, but then I realized that there is no way to point a laser at any of my devices.
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These are not even close to equivalent. I agree the algos interview process is broken in many ways and can be gamed to some degree by grinding Leetcode or whatever, but implementing an algorithm is generally much more difficult than reca
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What really keeps me up at night is wondering about the semicolon after a class definition: class Foo { ... };
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This is one of the joys of TypeScript. Some of my coworkers complain about being required to use TS instead of JS, and I just wonder why in the world you would want to use JS in a massive codebase.
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I have been reasonably happy with Spotify’s discovery. It hasn’t been impressive as YouTube recommendations, but it’s still the primary way I find new music. Their generated “Discovery Weekly” playlist is a favorite of mine.
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I definitely picked this one up from math professors talking about proofs
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> Rather than trying to figure out which of dozens of files has what you're looking for, you can just search one or two large ones. Why is this a good thing? The same amount of code and same number of results need to be scanned eith
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TypeScript is such a joy to work with. It captures the ease-of-use of JS but erases many of the wat-isms associated with it.
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Nobody tell them about dog groomers...
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> I think its much better for a beginner engineer to learn the methods from first principles and develop an appreciation for them. They can then learn the distinction between what's true and the intuitive language people use to desc
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The lowest setting which turns the screw.
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What sorts of subtle manipulations would you notice?
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What does the vehicle energy source have to do with whether the vehicle is driverless or not? Why does this article seemingly conflate driverless technology with clean energy technology? Congrats to Cruise — more driverless vehicles & g
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How do you unexpectedly find yourself in a situation like that?
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Actually, they’re different. People typically acquire one through indoctrination, and the other... Oh wait, you’re right.
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Veritasium has an entertaining video on this [1]. Trees get weirder and weirder every time I think about them. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-PWMQR59M68
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> If you could take a step back from modern human life and look it "for the first time", like a child -- you would fall over laughing too. Check out the comic Strange Planet, which has a silly, alien-based take on this. Human s
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Wow, did that help business, or was it more of a vanity thing? I was thinking domains didn’t matter all that much.
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>inviting into the office stuff that doesn't belong there, invoking avoidable bad conduct, and turning the company into dystopian thought police I don't necessarily disagree with your general sentiment -- I would actually prefe
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