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751.
by corndoge 10y ago
Does William Gibson not own the copyright on his own work?
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by corndoge 10y ago
Why the tab in column 1? Yacc was new, Lex was brand new. I hadn't tried either, so I figured this would be a good excuse to learn. After getting myself snarled up with my first stab at Lex, I just did something simple with the patter
753.
by corndoge 10y ago
Why hidden? Has it occurred to you that a Nintendo employee could just message you on discord for access?
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by corndoge 10y ago
If it's not too much trouble you might consider looking for a new job if management is that obtuse.
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by corndoge 10y ago
Somehow I doubt Azure Key Vault is easier than a gitignore line and a text file
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by corndoge 10y ago
The emailed patch model is still incredibly popular and combined with an application such as Patchwork remains efficient. good luck not messing up the formatting with a modern client $ git send-email GitHub is easier to get started with b
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by corndoge 10y ago
I didn't see anything in the article text that references what you are talking about. Did I miss it?
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by corndoge 10y ago
Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12875868
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by corndoge 10y ago
Being generous, 5 employees for hw + 5 for manufacturing should be more than sufficient for a pair of sunglasses that takes 10 second videos.
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by corndoge 10y ago
Down in microcontroller land we generally just send an email describing the problem. But not knowing much about web development, I suppose problems in that area are much more complicated.
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by corndoge 10y ago
Not sure if this is specifically related, but- CTRL does not actually modify the character code sent from the keyboard. For letters, the same keycode (which maps to ASCII with a constant addition of 0x3D) is always sent. Another byte in the
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by corndoge 10y ago
"...in which our illegitimate "President" is overriding the authority of the judicial branch..." The subject is 'President' and the adjective is 'illegitimate'. If the parent meant that Trump&#x27
763.
by corndoge 10y ago
100% agreed. Trump was elected fair and square, citizens still have recourse through official channels, and the American experiment will continue. I don't agree with most of his policies but these are facts. To some extent it appears t
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VxWorks(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by corndoge 10y ago|0 comments
765.
by corndoge 10y ago
Backwards compatibility!
766.
by corndoge 10y ago
The AP was not the subject of my scorn.
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by corndoge 10y ago
"Today, we learned that Trump is suspending the issuance of US visas to people from seven majority-Islamic countries, including Iran (but strangely not Saudi Arabia, the cradle of Wahhabist terrorism)." And yet, from the very so
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by corndoge 10y ago
I think you're wrong!
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by corndoge 10y ago
Well, us programmers do since computers are the ones we're communicating with.
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by corndoge 10y ago
What difference does it make?
771.
by corndoge 10y ago
I can't find the link to the study in the article, I must have missed it.
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by corndoge 10y ago
Because mass produced tobacco products are conclusively correlated with an increased risk of developing cancers and cannabis is not.
773.
by corndoge 10y ago
Code blocks look like shit and I got the recycled user ID of a past worker so all my articles appear under her name
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by corndoge 10y ago
at least I don't have to run 300 lines of powershell to remove telemetry and candy crush soda saga from my brand new computer checkmate
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by corndoge 10y ago
I like how you picked Arch, which is notorious as one of the few distros without an installer program, and the most difficult to install. I also highly doubt that recompiling kernels are the norm, though I may just be going off of a decade
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by corndoge 10y ago
It's not primitive in terms of UX. You just need to spend more time configuring it. Some will argue that that means it's primitive, but I don't think so. The point about portable computers is also false. You just need to pick
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by corndoge 10y ago
You don't need legal expertise to make an educated guess, it's not like the parent said "This is obviously due to anti-trust regulations." Chill out.
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by corndoge 10y ago
"Something I didn't quite know how to dispose of" Is it just me or can you not just pop them and throw them in the trash
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by corndoge 10y ago
Agreed, and the last point is crucial. Even an internship can turn into a lucrative full time position, and some money is always better than none.
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by corndoge 10y ago
Looks like Google Keep.

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