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by danra 8y ago
What is the significance of this decision? This is already explicitly stated as disallowed in GDPR. Is this just an declaration of intention to enforce the existing law?
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by danra 8y ago
At my company’s site[1] we have a non-intrusive banner at the bottom which lets you agree or disagree to tracking cookies, or just ignore it and browse the site. You don’t get served any tracking cookies until you agree. This fulfills the e
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by danra 8y ago
I really like how this allows you to learn more about how the compiler understands your code. It could be really neat if it were added as an assistant editor in Xcode.
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C++ Insights – Examine transformations made by the compiler front-end(cppinsights.io)
2 points by danra 8y ago|1 comments
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by danra 8y ago
I thought the :0 would hint at the tongue in cheek. The replies and downvotes say otherwise.
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by danra 8y ago
E-voting over blockchain to the rescue! :0
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by danra 8y ago
> C++ apparently wants to separate 1 from 2 and 3, to move more high-level and get more "language magic" (templates, iteration stuff... ) without making the language any safer in any respect. How so? Take std::unique_ptr for ex
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by danra 8y ago
You're probably looking for this thread instead: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19281834
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by danra 8y ago
Every once in a while I search for something I need in Python and find that it only exists in Python 3, but I'm not quite convinced it's worth the effort to transition from 2. However... I've just learned about Python 3&#x2
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by danra 8y ago
I’m far from the top expert on the history of C++, but here’s my understanding: C++ aims to be the high level language which leaves no room for another high level language to be even more optimized below it - “pay for what you use”. Having
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by danra 8y ago
There’s far more respect among the tech community for the (truly!) talented engineers working in these companies than there is moral outrage.
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by danra 8y ago
Spam is always going to exist. Might as well facilitate, make money, and try to influence the system from a position of power?
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by danra 8y ago
> facilitating spam is some distance further down on the benefits to harms scale than facilitating Facebook or Google So... Facilitating spam is worse than facilitating censorship in China?
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by danra 8y ago
Funny, I don't see similar moral outrage at talented engineers working in Facebook and Google, doing no evil. (I do see such outrage at the companies themselves - but rarely at the developers working for them). Yes, these companies do
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by danra 8y ago
Is there something similar available on Django?
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by danra 8y ago
> every single letter in a div That's... I... Well. :0
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by danra 8y ago
> Stating that a country should not exist vs stating a country should be wiped off the map are drastically different things. You make the first sound very sterile. Aggressively saying one (a person or country) must not exist is not that
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by danra 8y ago
The first article is mostly an opinion piece on the illegitimacy of Israel as a Jewish state. > So the UN resolution was actually legally compromised and the partition plan was also completely unfair, giving out 70 percent of the land to
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by danra 8y ago
> I hope we stop buying in. When a politician tells us a country is evil, we need to start asking for receipts. Well, there’s the minor issue of Iran’s totalitarian regime consistently announcing their intent to destroy Israel and devest
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by danra 8y ago
Apple’s bug handling is broken. Anyone who has filed a few rdars knows it is thankless work. The amount of work you have to invest for anyone to even look at your bug is high. In the instance of this particular bug, I wouldn’t be surprised
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OSStatus.com – Look Up Apple API Errors Quickly(osstatus.com)
2 points by danra 8y ago|0 comments
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by danra 8y ago
That's harsh - they do not intentionally steal money from children. They intentionally use children to steal their parents' money.
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by danra 8y ago
A few tools, detailed in his FAQ page. https://www.3blue1brown.com/faq/
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by danra 8y ago
Really surprised by the relatively low cost of attacking Bitcoin with 51% for one hour - claimed to be about $300k. Is this number for real? I can think of many actors for whom this is just small change, and who might have incentive to brea
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by danra 8y ago
> Nowhere in the cryptocurrency discussion was there any appreciation of the history of capitalism, which requires considerable study to get any meaningful knowledge of. This is false. I recommend listening to Trace Mayer, for example. &
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by danra 8y ago
I'm not at all convinced by the argument about centralization happening because that's what people want. In Israel, for example, there is, in fact, a conspiracy. Though not a hidden one at all - just one which is very hard to defe
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by danra 8y ago
> I've found this to no longer be true. Still true over here (outside US).
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by danra 8y ago
Given Google's history, is there any good reason to believe this service would still be supported by Google in a few years and not be replaced by yet another new-and-of-course-much-better-than-the-old-one iteration?
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by danra 8y ago
Dollars to donuts this will get the loudest cheers from the audience at either the Keynote or the Developer Tools State of the Union. On one hand, rightly so - my eyes need this feature. On the other hand, it's kind of ridiculous we
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by danra 8y ago
You can always get the most up-to-date public version using wg21.link/pxxxx. So for this proposal: https://wg21.link/p0907

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