chrisoverzero

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by chrisoverzero 5y ago
>In passing, we’ll note there is Mac Studio version sporting a single M1 Max chip that happens to weigh 2 pounds less, most likely the result of a smaller power supply. This article was published on 13 March. It's been known for 5 d
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by chrisoverzero 5y ago
Defector is a sports website, so I think they can safely assume some background knowledge.
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by chrisoverzero 5y ago
> Last night, the Boston Celtics and Philadelphia 76ers played a basketball game in an arena in Philadelphia. If you were looking carefully (I write sarcastically), you may have noticed that the interior of the arena looks different from
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by chrisoverzero 5y ago
It’s up to 27 times a day, if you time it well: “4 decreases in the first hour, and 1 decrease for each of the subsequent 1-hour windows in a day”.
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by chrisoverzero 5y ago
> In the great State of California, billions in unemployment benefits were sent to the wrong people […] > Actual people with real jobs were repeatedly refused […] I would also refuse unemployment benefits to people with jobs, real or
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by chrisoverzero 5y ago
> Also some sort of caching should be more than welcome. I have good news: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Ac...
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by chrisoverzero 5y ago
It’s the kinds of values for things like `nice(2)`: https://linux.die.net/man/2/nice In short, an offset from the base process priority.
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by chrisoverzero 5y ago
It means 18 to 44, according to the article.
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by chrisoverzero 5y ago
> Only 28% of black people in New York are vaccinated […] This is not what the article you’ve cited says.
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by chrisoverzero 5y ago
> Not gonna waste more time on this tbh […] Much better to waste everyone else’s time, right?
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by chrisoverzero 5y ago
“grep” is how raku spells what is elsewhere called “filter” or “where”.
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by chrisoverzero 5y ago
> the new-idiomatic .netcore and later style `Int32.TryParse` has existed since .NET Framework 2.0, which was released on February 13, 2002: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.int32.try...
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by chrisoverzero 5y ago
How would you do that in the Shortcuts app?
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by chrisoverzero 5y ago
I’m not so sure that’s a great example, since it could be written like this: HealthCheck: Target: !Sub HTTP:${WebServerPort}/ CloudFormation also has changesets which you can inspect to see what will change and why befor
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by chrisoverzero 5y ago
Re: positional arguments, I was surprised recently to find this one (`outfile`) in the AppConfig API. https://awscli.amazonaws.com/v2/documentation/api/latest/ref...
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by chrisoverzero 5y ago
I’ve seen “concrete syntax tree,” delightfully.
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by chrisoverzero 5y ago
> Of course you can go faster than light, way faster. OK. How?
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by chrisoverzero 5y ago
I told the judge that I didn’t kill anyone, the hitman I hired did! For some reason, he didn’t see it as you do.
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by chrisoverzero 5y ago
From your article: > Each of the squad has complete freedom to choose their agile methodology. So some squad uses Scrum sprints, some use Kanban and some uses mix of scrum and kanban. Sometimes to release early, squads apply the Most via
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by chrisoverzero 5y ago
The Spotify model is about how people are arranged. It has nothing to do with development methodology or work tracking. From the whitepaper introducing the Spotify model ( https://blog.crisp.se/wp-content/uploads/20
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by chrisoverzero 5y ago
> I did not edit my posts after reading their reply, and the false accusation was that I changed my comment after it was replied to. Replies exist before you read them.
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by chrisoverzero 5y ago
I don’t think that’s picky at all. GP’s characterization appears to come from a book by Andy Hunt[1]. The two creators (brothers, so both are Dreyfus) of the model don’t say anything of the sort[2]. [1]: https://moleseyhill.com&#
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by chrisoverzero 5y ago
> […] a member of the Democrat or Republican party. It’s the Democratic party.
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by chrisoverzero 5y ago
That’s not what “motivated” means in this context.
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by chrisoverzero 6y ago
Also a great point! I can’t think of a clean alternative other than coming full-circle back to the “developer advocacy” solution, with its clear problems. Someone smarter than I am probably has it in the palm of their hand, though.
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by chrisoverzero 6y ago
You know, I had that thought while writing it. I wouldn’t want to force any particular versioning scheme on any particular developer, but maybe the “SemVer façade” versioning scheme they switched to is the best compromise. It has defensive
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by chrisoverzero 6y ago
What is a “major version bump”? Before you answer, consider that the library doesn’t use semantic versioning. Before this all blew up, the versioning scheme was this[1]: > Given a version cryptography X.Y.Z, > - X.Y is a decimal numbe
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by chrisoverzero 6y ago
It would be surprising, considering the opinion's authors are both Republican members of the Arizona House of Representatives.
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by chrisoverzero 6y ago
> In C#, the new async/await mechanism […] C# grew the `await` operator in C# 5.0, released in August of 2012. Go altogether hit 1.0 on 2012-03-28. If the one is new, the other is new.
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by chrisoverzero 6y ago
> Those private companies don't have the right to censor content on their premises 'as they see fit' without giving up protections afforded to them in law as 'platforms'. Not only do they, but there’s no such thi

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