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by chaosite 8y ago
They do have a PIN but you don't enter it every time you authenticate. The PIN is used to configure the YubiKey itself.
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by chaosite 8y ago
Maybe this weird strategy exists elsewhere, but he's supposedly teaching Borland Turbo C with the small memory model. That compiler uses a run-time call stack.
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by chaosite 8y ago
Fraud. You have protections under both systems (debit & credit), but the ones on the credit card are much more in your favor. With credit cards it's pretty hard to end up on the hook for the fraudulent charges (50$ limit on liabili
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by chaosite 8y ago
After 5 seconds of looking at it, I'm noticing that my scroll wheel doesn't work and that typing in Hebrew results in Unicode boxes. Meaning, it is acting different enough from my browser that I'm noticing it.
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by chaosite 8y ago
Handle the "business side". From 30 minutes reading about this and no prior knowledge about the project or the people involved, this seems to be the probably wrong timeline: 1. Developer starts a project, hacks on it for a while.
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by chaosite 8y ago
This is why scholarships exist and significant effort is being made at getting everyone a chance to attend university.
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by chaosite 8y ago
Not salary, employee costs. But yeah, 250k$ salaries for engineers are uncommon even at Google.
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by chaosite 8y ago
Say what now? And did Humble Bundle support fix your issue? Man, I remember when a major Humble Bundle selling point was being DRM free...
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by chaosite 8y ago
That doesn't make sense to me. GitHub integration is already pretty easy, the GitHub API is fine. Heroku for example is already pretty well integrated with GitHub, and they didn't have to buy anything.
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by chaosite 8y ago
No, the point is that compilers are a different sort of beast. Writing a C compiler is not like other side-projects. It explicitly exercises a whole bunch of basic Computer Science skills, so if you can write a compiler, you obviously got a
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by chaosite 8y ago
Hmm, let's also allow you to edit text in those windows. And it should be extensible, of course. With a dialect of LISP! We could call it "emacs".
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by chaosite 8y ago
If you're making an emergency stop, that is, you need to stop fifteen seconds ago, then yes, you're better off just slamming the breaks and letting the ABS do its thing. If you are not a highly trained stunt driver, I'd bet t
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by chaosite 8y ago
Isn't this exactly the information that a User Story, as used in Agile, is supposed to capture?
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by chaosite 8y ago
We're talking about Rust, not C/C++.
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by chaosite 8y ago
When you add helium to your tank on a dive, the resulting mix is usually called "Trimix". When you get to technical dives requiring Trimix, one often dives with several different gasses. The gas you breathe at the deepest point of
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by chaosite 8y ago
Sure. In Haskell you join them, but just not allowing it perhaps better. Also, you can still nest them in Kotlin, since you can have a nullable type inside generics.
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by chaosite 8y ago
Well, not really. What Kotlin has is exactly an Optional type. It's just a different syntax for it.
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by chaosite 8y ago
Define output. Once you get to a certain level of competence, you can easily produce lines of codes, so if that's your metric then the output plateaus after some years. A developer can only type so much each day, after all.
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by chaosite 8y ago
Of course you can and should always ask your colleagues questions in order to understand their point of view and way of thinking. But that's not what Socratic questioning is. It is specifically when you ask pointed questions, pretendin
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by chaosite 8y ago
The problem with Socratic questioning is that it assumes a teacher-student type of relationship, or at least a superior-subordinate one. If that's not the case, and once someone recognizes what it is that you're doing, they may be
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by chaosite 8y ago
Events & groups were in Facebook since before it went mainstream. They're a core component, not a new vertical. The marketplace features Facebook added to groups are a light support for how people were using groups anyway. Dating s
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by chaosite 8y ago
I'm not sure what you think free speech is, because the definition I'm aware of does not apply in any way to that situation.
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by chaosite 8y ago
Sure, but Facebook views are (were?) inflated by including autoplaying videos when scrolling down the feed.
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by chaosite 8y ago
Yeah, though that one has particularly bad bad graphic design. Cf. "conjoined triangles of success".
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by chaosite 9y ago
Right, but the point is that he isn't operating a business at all, seeing as there's no product nor sales. So what does he have? Maybe he doesn't need an LLC at all right now.
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by chaosite 9y ago
The impression that this book is a finished product and not just a rough draft.
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by chaosite 9y ago
"based" is alt-right slang. It's basically a positive descriptor used for stuff they agree with. Like most of the alt-right slang, it originally had other meanings, and it's sometimes used in those meanings too... But wh
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by chaosite 9y ago
Same here.
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by chaosite 9y ago
... Why? What's so confidential about your floor plan?
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by chaosite 9y ago
But there used to be such a thing as free content. Like the Flash animations I used to watch on albinoblacksheep and newgrounds in middle school, and early YouTube.

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