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by buu700 7y ago
A bit off topic, but at summer camp many years ago, a counselor looked over my shoulder while I was using GIMP, and said something like "that's a sick joke". And that's how I learned about BDSM.
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by buu700 7y ago
I thought Google TiSP was funny.
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by buu700 7y ago
I could see that, but I could also see Khan having unique value in terms of marketing, relationships, vision, and tribal knowledge.
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by buu700 7y ago
Adding my 2c: his salary has nothing to do with "fairness" or an arbitrary upper limit on non-profit compensation, but a negotiation based on supply and demand. For the sake, of argument, let's take it as a given that 1) he c
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Raising Capital in the Time of Coronavirus(startengine.com)
1 points by buu700 7y ago|0 comments
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Petition the White House to veto EARN IT(petitions.whitehouse.gov)
40 points by buu700 7y ago|5 comments
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by buu700 7y ago
Wow, that's pretty bad. Guess I should also switch to another source sooner rather than later.
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by buu700 7y ago
No, and that's a good point. I've lost a lot of faith in Amazon since it turned out that their Apple chargers were counterfeit (or were actually Apple but from a different country with different safety standards, or something).
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by buu700 7y ago
I buy all my supplements on Amazon (Subscribe & Save), but only brands I've validated against https://labdoor.com .
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by buu700 7y ago
Yep, and in my case since I buy groceries on Amazon and don't purchase foods that don't fit my macros, I'd have an even harder time. e.g. I couldn't tell you offhand with certainty how much bread or any particular brand
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by buu700 7y ago
Technology may play a role. Reaching for a smartphone is easier than recalling a fact from memory. Who remembers phone numbers anymore? I wouldn't guess that memory is the issue so much as less exposure to this type of information in
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by buu700 7y ago
Where are you getting "hardly" from? In this example, it normally would have been P0 (release-blocker) but was downgraded to P1 (still the second-highest priority) because of a special consideration on the customer's end. The
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by buu700 7y ago
Complexity sounds to me like more of an implementation-level concern. e.g. A bug might be critical severity if it wipes the entire production database, but low complexity if the fix is to delete one line of code. And maybe its priority is P
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by buu700 7y ago
You guys are missing the corollary that low-severity bugs being escalated to high-priority is the edge case . The point is that severity is not ignored; it does inform the priority. Most of the time there may even be a direct correlation b
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by buu700 7y ago
Agreed. As much as I would appreciate Mike acting for the public's benefit here, society isn't entitled to him giving away his property. In his position, I would absolutely capitalize on the domain; consider that selling is one of
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by buu700 7y ago
I don't think so; it started only after upgrading. It happens inconsistently when waking from sleep, possibly just when Chrome and/or Docker are/is running.
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by buu700 7y ago
Essentially the same thing as a BSOD: https://macpaw.com/how-to/fix-kernel-panic-on-macos
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by buu700 7y ago
The regular kernel panics (multiple times daily) on my 2015 MBP are pretty annoying. I would recommend sticking with Mojave for now.
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by buu700 7y ago
We actually built a "walkie-talkie mode" in Cyph (cyph.com) for a lot of the same reasons. Interesting to know that other people are thinking about this!
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by buu700 7y ago
There are many, many cases where UA sniffing is correct and required. Browsers are buggy, complicated pieces of software that don't always behave 100% as specified or expected. Feature detection is well and good, and should be the firs
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by buu700 7y ago
In what sense do you mean that Angular templates (with the language service) more "text" than other programming languages? Everything definitely has a type, and I'm not having any issues with syntax highlighting, mousing over
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by buu700 7y ago
* Angular templates are typed, but until version 9 (coming out in a couple weeks, but I've been using the RCs and they've been fine), any variable created in the template itself was defined as `any`, creating gaps in the compiler&
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by buu700 7y ago
I don't see that as terribly problematic. Unless a specific absolute scale is identified (as per another comment, e.g., the top of the scale meaning "I wrote the book on it"), I would assume the ratings were all relative to e
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The Rust Programming Language Is Sold at the Spy Museum Gift Shop(reddit.com)
4 points by buu700 7y ago|0 comments
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by buu700 7y ago
That's an interesting application of Postel's law.
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by buu700 7y ago
I haven't used it, but https://developer.privacy.com could probably accomplish things like that.
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by buu700 7y ago
This is the first I've heard of EUV, so I don't have an informed opinion of it at all, but some quick googling shows that Intel will be using it for their 7nm process. Does this mean that Intel's "7nm" should be con
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by buu700 7y ago
Ha, you beat me right before my edit.
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by buu700 7y ago
Devil's advocate: why should they be selective about who they receive donations from? Obviously they shouldn't name a building or something after the guy, but, to give an extreme example, would it be a problem to take money with n
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by buu700 7y ago
Thought experiment: what about transpiling Python to JS? https://github.com/QQuick/Transcrypt looks like a nice implementation, but their readme just talks about deployment to browsers — I'm curious about outside

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