david422

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by david422 5y ago
Ha. Turns out we are all human after all.
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by david422 5y ago
Sure, and I agree that this is really the only way, but also isn't super practical for a lot of things.
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by david422 5y ago
Honestly, how do you know what the right number is though? Everybody outsources their stuff. The real website is at jordans-eatery.outsourcedsite.com. Or maybe the guy at jordans-eatery.seo.com is taking calls and placing orders to the real
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by david422 5y ago
I once had a chance to take a job related to navigation. I got significantly lost on the way to the interview. The job didn't work out, probably for the best.
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by david422 5y ago
There can't be a lot of learning from your mistakes. Make a mistake and dead. Or someone else makes a mistake and dead. Or even don't make a mistake and dead. Not a profession I would be good at.
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by david422 5y ago
You manually write the type annotation, and then the IDE keeps track of the rest. Instead keeping track of the type annotation in your head, and then also keeping track of the rest of the stuff in your head too.
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by david422 5y ago
> I backed carefully away from that particular bottle, and left it in the fridge, still sealed. Then found another - safer - way to do the reaction instead... I've wondered how manufacturing plants handle this. You back away because
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by david422 5y ago
> Someone's half-recorded an episode of Matlock because they grabbed the first VHS tape in reach so they could watch it later. Did that really happen though? VHS tapes had a plastic tab that could be removed to prevent recording. An
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by david422 5y ago
> like a win to the kind of developer who makes a lot of type errors Or just to the developer that likes to offload that cognitive load to their tools. Why hold that in my head when the IDE can keep track of it for me? Why memorize every
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by david422 5y ago
This is either just code that is too complicated or devs that aren't doing a good job of type hinting. Everytime there is an any, it means that each developer reading or modifying this code has to find it out for themselves - every si
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by david422 5y ago
That and the fact that the US statement was that it was a Polish decision as a sovereign nation to donate planes if they so choose, but the US would support whichever decision they took. Nobody wants to technically be the excuse Putin needs
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by david422 5y ago
I recently read an article that stated that Russian anti-air can basically reach all over Ukraine. I wonder how effective these planes can be if they can be targeted from anywhere.
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by david422 5y ago
Unless he's got terminal cancer and decides he's going out with a bang. He does seem to have some jowls. I mean the guy is blatantly lying to everyone and acting irrationally as is. The problem with poker is sometimes people go al
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by david422 5y ago
// is only a comment if there is only whitespace directly before it?
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by david422 5y ago
Dog food your own product. You can uncover annoyances, bugs etc. that you might otherwise have missed or understand the pain of.
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by david422 5y ago
A miscalculation and now a doubling down.
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by david422 5y ago
If nobody launches a nuclear retaliation, then Russia knows it can nuke with impunity. What are the rules they are playing with? Literally just hope they don't invade or nuke London first.
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by david422 5y ago
Russia is doing whatever it wants and then putting the blame elsewhere. The responsibility lies 100% with Russia.
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by david422 5y ago
NPR has some links: https://www.npr.org/2022/02/25/1082992947/ukraine-support-he...
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by david422 5y ago
> we have no choice but to engage in armed conflict On which side though? That's exactly what Putin said.
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by david422 5y ago
Hi Vlad. I want to wish you safety and hoping for peace. I read about setting up defenses and waiting to repel invaders, but I was wondering if you know about any Ukrainian army offensives. I wasn't sure if it wasn't possible, or
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by david422 5y ago
Try watching "The Alpinist". Just as good, just as insane.
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by david422 5y ago
Do you mean something like passing a string to a function and later passing a number and have it still act appropriately?
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by david422 5y ago
I replaced all my lights with LED's. The intention being that while my old lights continue to work, replacing them now will be better for the environment than waiting for them to die. Without an ability to do a full analysis of all the
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by david422 5y ago
Once again, shouldn't that be controlled by the browser? The users browser is making the request, not the website.
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by david422 5y ago
> And I am totally against this. I agree for human / interactive input. But for automated things, be as strict as you can be, and hard fail on anything else. Specs are there for a reason, and not adhering them creates compatibility
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by david422 5y ago
Yea, but in this case the old timers have chosen Black so what's the difference?
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by david422 5y ago
I would agree - it seems like if you do a well done animated movie you could have any type of plot and still succeed. Pixar to me is super high quality. Look at Illumination - another super high quality production with random/funny ide
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by david422 5y ago
> If you're net zero in the middle of winter Only net zero on good days. And so far there have been plenty of bad days. I would love to have gotten more because I'd like to add an electric car as well as some heat pumps. But my
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by david422 5y ago
4/8

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