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connicpu
7y ago
I think the point they were trying to make is that in a world with platform monopoly, just making your app for that platform is a logical path for a developer
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7y ago
Recreational Marijuana Laws has generally meant regulating it in a manner very similar to Alcohol. Given what we've seen with black market products being cut with dangerous chemicals that have sent people to the hospital, I'm happ
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connicpu
7y ago
You can rely on node preventing data races, but those are distinct from race conditions. A race condition in the logic of your code can happen any time two "threads" of execution (in this case a thread could be considered a chai
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connicpu
7y ago
In a lot of the United States at least, it's illegal to not have your children in school, and there's a fair bit of paperwork involved for doing homeschooling. The burden is there on the parents to force kids to go to school even
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connicpu
7y ago
They were exempt in the old law so I doubt that's changed
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connicpu
7y ago
500mg is normal for a single extra-strength pill of acetaminophen
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connicpu
7y ago
It's only illegal if your total salary would work out to less than minimum wage. Working 80 hour weeks year round at WA's 2020 minimum wage works out to $70k a year if you include time and a half after 40hrs/week.
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connicpu
7y ago
Idk about you, but if I see a human start to step into the road I slow down/stop depending on how close they are. Someone stopped and facing the road looking both ways obviously may be attempting to cross, even if "illegally"
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connicpu
7y ago
The point of the byte code being safe is that no operations performed by WASM code could cause a memory unsafety bug from the perspective outside the sandbox. If your code violates its own memory rules then it will only mess up the logical
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connicpu
7y ago
It's basically legal malpractice to not ask for whatever extra awards the judge finds appropriate in the case after asking for the damages you're mainly after
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connicpu
7y ago
Almost all of the bloat you get for stack traces is the extra information embedded in the stack frames, which you still need if you want your debugger to be able to display stack traces. If you don't want them to get printed on panic,
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connicpu
7y ago
The basic lua VM (not luajit) is only like 11kb compiled. You can't directly do FFI from lua, but you can set up the FFI functions from the C API
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connicpu
7y ago
That's still a thing, the focus just needs to be on the desktop!
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connicpu
7y ago
Because when you buy a car you aren't usually buying "a [year] [make] [model] [with these features]". You're buying " that specific car with that unique identifier"
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connicpu
7y ago
They can also be implemented by not using pointer spaghetti ;) Even in C++ I generally prefer to use handles over pointers for cases like that because graphs are just plain hard to get right, and if you use handles you can get a nice error
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connicpu
7y ago
But when a browser doesn't fully support a CSS feature most of the time is your site just looks a little wrong. Unless it's a major feature, the site will probably still be functional to the user.
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connicpu
7y ago
Using dirty tools isn't a new thing either
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7y ago
Finasteride is a 5-alpha-reductase inhibitor. Basically, it works by preventing the conversion of Testosterone into its more potent form, Dihydrotestosterone. Without DHT a lot of the effects of Testosterone, including maintaining your libi
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connicpu
7y ago
The standard says you must leave the object in a valid state for the destructor to be called, but many STL objects provide stronger guarantees for the state of objects after a move operation. For example, std::vector<>'s move con
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connicpu
7y ago
Idk if it breaks on other platforms, but Firefox on Android it's working to tap and hold the middle of the screen for the center thruster, left for left thruster, and right for right thruster
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connicpu
7y ago
Performance has gotten a lot better since the initial quantum release. All of your DRM'd streaming services will be fine although some of the more archaic ones may still require you to install flash, but Firefox uses the same DRM video
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connicpu
7y ago
Only characters from the Basic Multilingual Plane. If you put an emoji in a path, for example (allowed), it will be 4 bytes.
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connicpu
8y ago
WPF is a lot closer to an abstraction over Direct2D than Win32. If you use both of those APIs a lot, you start to realize they have a lot of classes with the same name that do the same thing.
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connicpu
8y ago
Considering it's only half of the cut Apple takes 15% isn't very high
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8y ago
The difference is that with .NET Core they are committed to providing support for the cross platform implementation. With WPF they don't want to provide any official support or the idea that they might, so they're leaving the impl
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connicpu
8y ago
At least Firefox has no intentions of throwing in the towel and adopting webkit/blink yet
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connicpu
9y ago
If you have a recent version of Firefox installed, you have Rust code running in production on your computer. Along with the dozens of other companies who are now using Rust.
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connicpu
9y ago
"trivial"