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cerved
9y ago
I hate to be that guy but a friendly correction: ZF + AoC is what ZFC refers to. I'm not sure I follow your line of thinking. If it's decidable it could either be p=t or p!=t, no? Ie. If the contium hypothesis can be proved in ZFC
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9y ago
That might be the case but vagueness doesn't sell. I'm not saying the message should be an engineering manual of the ins and outs the product but it should be clear, concise and entice customers to give the product further attenti
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9y ago
Worth noting is I learnt jack shit about copywriting in my communications degree. You'd have to work in an agency, FMCG, media or similar industry to learn that stuff and in my experience, you don't often see that in tech. I feel
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9y ago
Bro, read my comment. We're talking about why a lot of B2B tech companies have a lot buzzwordy nonsense instead of descriptions of what they can do for their customers (this is not unique to tech companies, I would say this goes for mo
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9y ago
If your using btc to launder money you're likely converting it to other stable currencies
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cerved
9y ago
It's an answer that provides a possibly logical reason for the behavior but I don't buy it. Firstly because inbound phone calls are incredibly rare. Maybe it's more common for people to pick up the phone in the states but in
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9y ago
If advertisers have so much data, are able to know you so intimately and manipulate every step of your life then how come the vast majority of online advertising has such mediocre results? Not trying to be snarky, it's just to me somet
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9y ago
Have the responsible authority submit the change to db
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9y ago
I get your point but to nitpick, written and spoken language are not equivalent. We don't say things like "quote", "comma" and "question mark". We use things like intonation, gestures etc.
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cerved
9y ago
No. If it's missing it's inserted obviously. That's why you shouldn't omit it. Here are the rules for parsing if you're interested When the program contains a token that is not allowed by the formal grammar, then a
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9y ago
This is in line with his philosophy to eliminate things that produce little or insignificant value but is a potential source of bugs. In this case variable hoisting. Of course you don't have to follow all his rules of what are good
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cerved
9y ago
That's not how it works, semicolons are only automatically inserted if they were omitted. Use semicolons, lint the code, ????, profit
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9y ago
While you are bringing up very valid points, I can't help but feel like your blaming the hammer for the shitty chair instead of the carpenter.
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9y ago
Haven't used React but I'm sceptical. In what case do you need to use `this`? The only time I believe I've used this was maybe using a class? Which is shit so why would I want to do that anyway? Okay, so there are footguns. D
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cerved
9y ago
FYI, you don't need to use `this`, omit `;` or use `==`. Also JavaScript is commutative as long as FP64 is. Out of curiosity, what's the pain with removing an index using `splice(index, 1)`?
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cerved
9y ago
Next up on Australian border patrol
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cerved
9y ago
How would the vendor know the client has sensitive information that they shouldn't share. Sounds like a client responsibility. IT sales people are rarely experts.
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9y ago
CUDA
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9y ago
TIL and can now go to sleep
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9y ago
ELI5
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9y ago
This goes back to the Netscape / SUN partnership. SUN allowed Netscape to use their trademarked name Java when they created JavaScript. Microsoft created JScript. When they decided to standardize the language into a spec, they did so w
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cerved
9y ago
No complaints on the sp4 trackpad here
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9y ago
Fair use is strange and doesn't have a very strong standing when it comes to IP
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cerved
9y ago
Because it's utter shit. Why are calls DEFAULTED TO SPEAKER? Also, it's not like it was good before..
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9y ago
So much sensational journalism around this story. First of, Emma is a satirical comedian and her (two?) Instagram posts need to be taken w a grain of salt. Secondly, it's not replacing a 50k festival.
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9y ago
The nice thing SoundCloud has is white-label releases
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9y ago
YT recommendations in general is pretty rubbish
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9y ago
It's the fish?
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9y ago
Remixing is not covered by fair use :/
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9y ago
My fat fingers don't like HN
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