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0x07 = Bell
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It's mostly philosophical, are you fine with blowing up with an exception, or would you rather have your functions return known values for the unhappy path? I personally like exceptions in exceptional cases, but much rather having func
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4y ago
> Google's Bard got an answer wrong during an ad, which everyone noticed. Now the narrative is 'Google is rushing to catch up to Bing and making mistakes! I think Brereton is missing the wider narrative. Microsoft has been exec
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4y ago
Judges handle stuff like this a lot, where people cobble together clauses to create a franken-contracts, and wind up with a lot of self contradictions. In general, specific clauses should win out over general clauses, so this in theory migh
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4y ago
In practice, there's no disaster scenario. The issue is the potential for leaving effort and hard work on the table, because a company could improve upon your code and never release it. For example, we have Rocky and Alma Linux because
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Late 30s. Yes I realize that me 20 years ago would find a lot of distaste in my current position. However, from my point of view, Google is causing a lot more present day harm than Microsoft is. Microsoft has been reduced to the point of ha
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Yeah, avahi will help you out quite a bit there, but I personally pick my IOT devices to where they will not have requirements like that. I'm pretty #nocloud with anything I put in my home, so the majority of IOT devices I have go on t
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4y ago
I just want Google to fall, nothing much more than that. I personally am going to continue using Kagi, but will quietly cheer Microsoft eating Google's lunch.
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> mostly because HomeAssistant stuff is nowhere near consumer-ready I don't think that's quite accurate, normal people probably won't be able to set up complex automations, but having used Control4 and HomeAssistant's
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Yes, it does affect SEO, assuming the other party duplicated content and URL structure, the OP was not clear on this matter. Just HTML duplication won't (shouldn't) do anything. Google's bots will see 2 pages with similar con
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GP said "show me that structural racism is imaginary" Parent said "African immigrants do very well" I provided data that shows that the claim "African immigrants do very well" suffers from selection bias. It ca
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> According to Hamilton (2019:11), 63 percent of first-generation Nigerian immigrants to the United States are college educated, which is significantly higher than in the U.S. population (Tran et al. 2018). This selectivity is further ev
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> poaching and killing of these wonderful creatures today. Where can I find a mastodon?
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Golang out of the box aggregates and analyzes usage metrics of modules whenever they are downloaded.
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Logistics probably. With out a doubt you know this font is deployed on most systems around the world. It’s maintained by one of the largest companies in the world. And its provenance can be assured.
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This is a ridiculous article. ChatGPT is not intelligence, it's just a language model. Just because it knows how to produce a statistically plausible response to textual input does not mean that the response is factually accurate. You
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It's not specifically a conservative issue. I can get chatgpt to write about reduction in scope of the federal government, strong state powers, the benefit of lowered taxes and regulations for business, and elimination of central banks
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> As the article makes clear, there is not evidence that they are unsafe. I admit I did not read past the third or so paragraph, when it was clear the author didn’t understand PR vs OR, despite their lengthy explanation. I have little ho
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There's journal articles going back 20 years that discuss indoor NO2, but from these comments you'd think that a cabal met last week to implement their new world order of a gas stove-less society. And no one is even talking about
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Nobody is talking about banning gas stoves for existing homes. There's lobbyists on both sides of this, and the oil industry is more powerful than the appliance industry. The quote from the CPSC commisioner was "Products that can’
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> Suddenly this massive propaganda campaign has sprung up https://hn.algolia.com/?q=gas+stove There's articles posted to this very site that point to research 3 and 4 years ago. This has been researched for years. H
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I think the common usage is government agents, but more generally it is/was used to refer to things that instill fear or disgust. e.g. ghosts, the feds, and for racists, certain races. I would probably consider a branding update becaus
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I'll agree with that. And the appeals court agreed too, that you have to look at all of the facts (percentage, repeated suggestions that he could resign, reduction in responsibilities, loss of title). Though I don't think they can
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It's less outrageous than it sounds, just a face reading and one judge's interpretation of the law - the linked article does a poor job of providing context. >An employee is constructively discharged when his employer, rather t
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4y ago
That’s what this is about. Food producers are allowed to comply with a “may contain X” statement, or adding it to the list of ingredients. Previously, sesame was allowed to exist under “spice” or “natural flavors”. Now, there’s an explosion
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I guess that is true. I mentor CS students at my local university and they're having tougher times breaking into the industry than past years. We helped them with resumes and making contacts, and where maybe 3/4 of students previo
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This has been my experience too. Companies never stopped looking for senior talent. Junior talent is getting squeezed. Quite a few people in my circle have been getting job offers after interviewing at one or two companies, it's still
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Please use the original title, do not editorialize. Original title: Reputation System Beta: Reputation Standing & Fair Play Program Beta
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We had a couple Us dedicated to the feds in our datacenter for their wiretap box, in addition to weekly emails. We had like 1/16 twitter’s revenue. That’s what I’d consider constant!
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I know of a few people who have opted to not get the vaccine. One lost his wife. Still not vaccinated. You might need some more qualifiers for the word "mandated." Myocarditis is a side effect not worrying about because you have t
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