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by bla3 6y ago
(2015)
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by bla3 6y ago
Another perspective is that if you live somewhere remotely, employers will pay for your increase in cost of living if you move to a more expensive place.
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by bla3 6y ago
Please refrain from using titles that are more alarmist than the original title. If linking to something with an alarmist title (not the case here!), use a more neutral headline for your submission.
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by bla3 6y ago
Given that it works reasonably well for rust and c++, maybe that's more a problem on the Xcode or Swift side?
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by bla3 6y ago
Here's how to do this if you also want to have parts in Java: https://www.hanshq.net/command-line-android.html
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by bla3 6y ago
No, live in the US.
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by bla3 6y ago
I still feel minor electric shocks with my 2016 MBP if I charge it with my ThinkPad power plug and touch the chassis.
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by bla3 6y ago
NYC has 20x the deaths / 100k people, so under the assumption that number of deaths are on comparable trajectories (due to both locations being under lockdown, maybe not as unrealistic as a few weeks ago), NYC's prevalence could b
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by bla3 7y ago
Given their justification for their product, I wonder what they'd think of someone crawling images on the web and sending automated opt-outs for all crawled images that contain a face...
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by bla3 7y ago
I believe this is about 4 space-like dimensions, not spacetime. Imagine perceiving a 2d image from within the plane: you'd only see width, not height, and lines would be hidden behind other lines. Only if you're in 3d, you can loo
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by bla3 7y ago
Speculation time! Chris Lattner designed Swift while he was at Apple. Apple seems committed to it, and Chris seems to spend his time making it a language that isn't Apple-only. His stint at Tesla was maybe short because Tesla didn&#x27
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by bla3 7y ago
Doesn't the amount you can offset from donations have a fairly small limit? That's what my accountant told me, but maybe they're wrong. Also, of he's giving the money to his LLC, is this deductible at all?
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by bla3 7y ago
That's only true if there are <= 3 "clusters" of switch case values, else compilers do smarter things. See https://youtu.be/gMqSinyL8uk
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by bla3 7y ago
In case you're interested in the book but can't afford it: it's off 30% until Apr 1 with THANKU30, see their main page.
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by bla3 7y ago
See their first paragraph for how.
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by bla3 7y ago
For pages visited, they likely get this for free for a good chunk of users who opt in to sync. What other interesting telemetry data is there? I think chrome is a good browser as long as your careful about which settings you toggle and you
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by bla3 7y ago
My guess: Everyone uses their services anyways, so they have no need to put as much telemetry in the browser.
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by bla3 7y ago
The sentence you cite seems unrelated to "Worse than Chrome?". Google's web services have lots of tracking, but Chrome itself (like Firefox and Safari), according to this article, doesn't send a persistent tracking UUID,
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by bla3 7y ago
A pixel is one view for their model if I understand correctly, so one hundred 100x100 images would be a million views.
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by bla3 7y ago
It sounds like they're still pushing security updates.
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by bla3 7y ago
That page basically confirms this. It says > To do that, we've developed an open source Instant Answer platform called DuckDuckHack, which links to https://duckduckhack.com/ which says "DuckDuckHack is now in M
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by bla3 7y ago
Here's what clang does with this code ( https://godbolt.org/z/Ar2qt6 ): <source>:5:11: warning: & has lower precedence than ==; == will be evaluated first [-Wparentheses] int t = x & y == z; &#
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by bla3 7y ago
For perspective, numbers from the regular flu this winter: "At least 14,000 people have died and 250,000 have already been hospitalized during the 2019-2020 flu season, ..."
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by bla3 7y ago
App permissions may be better than on Android, but browser choice just doesn't exist on iOS. So suggesting iOS to people who'd rather use the web page than the app seems a bit strange.
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by bla3 7y ago
You can burn out no problem with great healthcare and 40 hour work weeks.
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by bla3 7y ago
Your "Gitbooks" link links to a Go book, not to your awk book.
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by bla3 7y ago
As far as I know that page is many years old, from when clang was very new and comparing to e.g. Elsa made sense. The gcc comparison is probably pretty out of date.
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by bla3 7y ago
> www.alphabetworkers.org/ > The trouble with deep belief > The reason it’s unlikely to work is that although you can persecute the prophets Sounds a bit full of themselves. They worked for a company, they no longer like the c
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by bla3 7y ago
It's almost as if there are technical reasons for not supporting the current extension api on mobile! (Battery, performance, ...)
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by bla3 7y ago
Not quite: "To fix this, all Australian states and territories have agreed to update their coordinates by June. However, they are all doing it at their own speeds. On January 1, the Victorian and NSW governments updated the coordinates

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