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by dalore 9y ago
That's why I loved cookings shows like Good Eats by Alton Brown or ones with Heston Blumenthal. They approach cooking from a more scientific approach in that they explain the why (and with Good Eats often a funny demonstration). And wi
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by dalore 9y ago
No https version?
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by dalore 9y ago
It would be nice if the questions were factual (like Google's guides) but that's too many questions. For a simple one input perhaps rating out of 110% would be clearer. Was your job/ride successful? 0-110% ? (and probably us
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by dalore 9y ago
That would be good as the driver would start to learn your pattern and be ready for your ride (if you're a regular).
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by dalore 9y ago
I would put that comment in the function header comment, not in the code itself. That's more meta. And of course the function in question only deals with "ISO/IEC TR 18037 S5.3" so it's easily tested. If someone fil
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by dalore 9y ago
But they are also close to the main grid so could charge up a big capacitor from the mains to get a boost.
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by dalore 9y ago
if (isTypeFunction) { showErrAttrDialog(Attr); setInvalid(Attr); }
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by dalore 9y ago
With the wireless payment cards, it's even more efficient then cash. Just put your card up to the machine and it takes the payment. No pin or anything. Limited to under a certain amount though. And it does sometimes ask for your pin no
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by dalore 9y ago
These days you can do some of them online. You get a website and a code.
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by dalore 9y ago
The code is the comment if it's written well.
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by dalore 9y ago
Could it be to prevent copy paste? Or perhaps it was copy pasted from somewhere else with those as copy protection.
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by dalore 9y ago
One could argue that it's not a perfect system if it's susceptible to bad actors. A good system protects even when some of the good guys are bad guys.
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by dalore 9y ago
Yeah the advice on not clicking unsubscribe or report on spam emails is wrong advice. It doesn't verify your email (other ways to do that easily). But reporting or unsubscribing will often get you off that list.
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by dalore 9y ago
Only one person can use it at a time, and it wastes energy. Paper is recyclable, and more need for paper means more trees. Paper is low tech and works, and is more hygenic.
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by dalore 9y ago
My flatmate has a robot and he has a laser that does 3d scanning of a room, pretty much like this but 3d.
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by dalore 9y ago
Why? Disk space is cheap.
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by dalore 9y ago
Isn't every business that has backups in the same boat? Event sourcing is just like having continuous backup. So you're saying that every company that has a backup system, and who don't regularly go through the backups and re
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by dalore 9y ago
Not at all. All my reasons were technical in that events are part of a stream, and delete is just one more event. When you reconstruct the stream, the end product is the item is deleted. But you could recreate the item from the stream so te
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by dalore 9y ago
And they are mostly right. People cared and know the next news bite is out and they forget. Fickle creatures.
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by dalore 9y ago
No event sourcing architecture I know of advocates that at all. One of the strengths of event sourcing is that you can fix things after the fact. Say you got a wrong event like you suggested that conflicts. You don't check it at the ti
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by dalore 9y ago
Not standing up for FB's other practices, but from a technical stand point there are several reasons, none of which are about not having respect. - disk space is cheap - deletes are expensive (time) and slow - deletes are harder to sca
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by dalore 9y ago
A lot of the big agile companies are using event sourcing. So there isn't even a model to delete. It's all events with the models being created from a snapshot of events. The event stream is usually durable and lives forever. htt
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by dalore 9y ago
Perhaps it's event sourcing based. Every time someone types into a field it writes a row that something was typed which is a record of what was typed. Play it back and you have the full document with no conflicts.
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by dalore 9y ago
> Ying exercised all of his vested Equifax stock options and then sold the shares, reaping proceeds of nearly $1 million. According to the complaint, by selling before public disclosure of the data breach, Ying avoided more than $117,00
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by dalore 9y ago
That soft delete is the next evolution you learn after learning not to issue SQL DELETE instead. But after that it would be more like event sourcing where an event to delete was issued. And then some sort of snapshot creator would translate
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by dalore 9y ago
That's a win/win for you. If society fails and you need to eat roasted rats or humans to survive, you have a meal ready for you. If society succeeds and creates a good society, you're down just one cheap home fabrication devi
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by dalore 9y ago
For the lazy: git config --global alias.lg "log --graph --pretty=format:'%Cred%h%Creset -%C(yellow)%d%Creset %s %Cgreen(%cr) %C(bold blue)<%an>%Creset'"
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by dalore 9y ago
Easy if you have physical access to your families devices. But if you're on the other side of the world, bit hard to convince grandma.
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by dalore 9y ago
Oh I do not doubt that some of the stuff in the Bible is true. It is a book about genealogy of course. But that does not prove God in any form. It just proves that some stuff in a book that people wrote happened. > He was a former atheis
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by dalore 9y ago
Perhaps talent in this case refers to ones talent at salary negotiation?

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