coolhand2120

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by coolhand2120 2y ago
I work for a FANG level company and when a person is promoted to a higher position and it doesn't work out they'll get let go or moved back to another position, I've seen it happen multiple times and it's happened to me
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
> WebSockets are hard to secure (they totally bypass CORS as well as other browser built-in protections), don't work (yet) with HTTP/3 and for most use cases require to implement many features by yourself: reconnection in case
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
This sounds like uneducated people seeing two things: consumer drones and just normal aircraft. They sell drones both online and at your local electronics store. Also, how would someone know it's "car sized" or any other si
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
The swallow may fly south with the sun, or the house martin or the plover seek warmer hot lands in winter, yet these are not strangers to our land.
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
Please correct me where I'm mistaken. * This password list has been public for a long time, and is easy to access: hidden excel column on a public spreadsheet. * BIOS access means the intruder can change boot devices, boot their own OS
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
Great article! I wonder how hierarchical node updates are done, how multi user on that deep map is handled specifically. I just recently put into production a large scale document centric CRDT editor using yjs and Vue3/Vuetify. This
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
Crazy how the money printer only works on some projects.
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
If you have a law that stops certain kinds of private agreements, and then you repeal this law, it is logical to see those kinds of private agreements increase.
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
The real problem was they only "fact checked" one person when both told lies. You should really step out of your echo chamber. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/trump-very-fine-people/
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
If you didn’t personally see it, it didn’t happen, got it.
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
My company HQ is in SF still, not sure how much longer. I get to visit downtown fairly frequently. SF is so bad today that people just leave their car windows open lest some thief accidently believe they had the audacity to lock their car
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
Side loading 3rd party scripts in a critical path is asking for problems. Try https://partytown.builder.io/ runs 3rd party scripts like this in a web worker. I'm not sure it would help in this case. Maybe? Probably
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
People living outside of California interfering in California law, politics, or elelections is noteworthy.
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
Is there any way to mitigate against meteor strikes? What is the likelihood that the base gets hit? Is it just statistically improbable?
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
I write undo/redo/history in web/JS extensively. This the best lib out there for such tasks IMHO: https://github.com/yjs/yjs And you're right. You don't want undo/redo only in multi-user
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
After reviewing the ~600 lines of code, I have to ask what about this undo/redo manager is "advanced"? This seems like a naive implementation of a snapshot collection that is selected via array index. It's not event so
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
They might contain proof of civil rights abuses, such as censoring scientists like Dr. Jay Bhattacharya who has been quite vocal about such abuses.
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
Equity was always social marxism disguised as politeness. Same arguments, just with a Memphis art style.
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
Came here to say this! What a great device. Cracker: "So I brute forced your safe" Customer: "I asked you not to damage it!" Cracker: "No damage. The combo is 27, 32, 14"
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
A few companies have commercialized the concept of physical audio modeling. Audio modeling allows for complex control surfaces (e.g.: https://roli.com/products/seaboard/rise2 ) that use MPE (Multi polyphonic expre
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Replication_crisis In some fields more than half of the research is somehow not reproducible. Some is attributed to fraud, some incompetence. As a whole it makes science produced by thes
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
Lovely! Please have some of my $$!
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
Separation of church and state? Charge of the state? State owned broadcaster? Maybe it's more common than you think.
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
A democracy with the government in control of speech is not a democracy. If you control what people can see, you control what they think. That's why it's the very first most important amendment. Without the free distribution of
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
When people say "fake news" it means different things to different people. "Hunter Biden's laptop is a Russian plant" was considered the truth and anything to the contrary "fake news". It wasn't jus
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
Crazy how the money printers stop working when it comes to SS. I'm sure as hell if Boeing or Raytheon needed cash the money printers would magically start working again. Sorry gramps, no quantitative easing for you!
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
A lot of people are intellectually devoted to this idea in the same way Ptolemaic devotees believed in geocentrism, it will be hard to get anything but emotional reactions. We know for a fact that more than 50% of science is wrong ( https:
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
It was simply the first hit on google, no preference for where you find the info, it's everywhere if you look for it.
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
It might make you high, but it won't kill you. It won't even harm you.
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by coolhand2120 2y ago
What part do you consider to be critical enough in the act of making you call it “made here”? Virtually nothing is wholly made in any one place. Even poetry relies on the paper and pencil industry.

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