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by delinka 7y ago
If you're going to reference other languages, `?` is an operator on its own in Swift. Calling `?:` by the name 'question mark operator' is only naming half of the thing.
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by delinka 7y ago
Is this not how it works already? I'm not a darkweb participant, so I'm pretty clueless - I'd have assumed something like this exists.
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by delinka 7y ago
Are 5/6 year olds considered “reasonable people”?
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by delinka 7y ago
> ...targeting the actuation instead of how the model should be build... I see this as another tool to use to get 'ideal' motion. Sure, build your robot out of better parts, but then use this software to continue to prevent osc
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by delinka 7y ago
How about speaking of oneself in the third person to others? Does this make one seem wiser? Or perhaps arrogant.
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by delinka 7y ago
Bernhardt is a subject of US law. Do you have a comparable US legal citation? Further, how would these articles of GDPR apply in this case? GitHub makes no representations about keeping your public data private. Please also suggest interpre
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by delinka 7y ago
yeah ... that's well within the 24yo's consent, and well within the anti-creepiness formula.
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by delinka 7y ago
> He says the criticism he received was harsh, congruous with some of the other feedback he’s seen on the site where people are eager to pass judgment and diagnose others, armed with only 3,000 characters of information. Is this about so
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by delinka 7y ago
RTFC is an asshole response. If they're refusing to read, it's time for the mentor to get in some pair reading time. Scenario: you tell the junior "we have this code that isn't documented. it's for a process that do
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by delinka 7y ago
I understand copyright - you created source code, placed it online, didn't apply an open source license to it, so those accessing it have no right to "make use" of the code. What's the mechanism by which an email address
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by delinka 7y ago
I thought Mr Bernhardt was technical enough to know that pushing commits onto a public web server made those commits and their metadata public information. I get that you don't care for spam, but they used information you published.
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by delinka 7y ago
When this was built, was it assumed that this would be a temporary structure? Was there any long-term thinking at all, or just an immediate need? Also, this thing looks like a fabulous lightning distribution network during thunderstorms.
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by delinka 7y ago
It's called 'ternary operator' because it's `?` and `:` and takes three operands.
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by delinka 7y ago
I'd like to start using this so I can pace and code at the same time.
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by delinka 7y ago
The JS ecosystem has gotten so large that I can't possibly keep track of all the libraries that I could use to save myself trouble. This isn't helped by the fact that few tools & libs in that ecosystem state succinctly the p
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by delinka 7y ago
Can you evict them? Can they claim protection under ADA?
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by delinka 7y ago
...before saying "yes" later.
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by delinka 7y ago
Why do you need to communicate with me before I even get a chance to demo the app?
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by delinka 7y ago
Doesn't render anything in Safari after I authorize it "to read [my] private email addresses."
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by delinka 7y ago
> This application will be able to read your private email addresses. Why do you need this?
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by delinka 7y ago
I find that in large organizations, business only cares about business. Maybe because they can't be bothered with IT or security or any of the geeky disciplines. I'm pretty sure it's all about soft skills: they just can'
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by delinka 7y ago
I don't know the answer to your question, but I would like to add to it to gain some clarity for myself: why not give the caller the option to have comments eliminated? An optional parameter `includeComments` bool with default `false`
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by delinka 7y ago
Why would anyone who owns a namespace be willing to leave a package that's moving to another maintainer within their own namespace? A namespace tends to come with a reputation, and if you give an outsider access to the namespace, the r
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by delinka 7y ago
I apologize for the hyperbolic “no one.” I was rushing...
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by delinka 7y ago
Web apps making async requests should be making much smaller requests than loading the whole page - but they're not. They're loading a page and parsing out the "less than the page" bit to stick into the current page; o
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by delinka 7y ago
Active noise canceling adds sound pressure. It doesn’t stop outside sound, it adds an inverse sound to prevent your perception of sound.
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by delinka 7y ago
Active noise cancelling is bad. Headphones in general are not.
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by delinka 7y ago
In the USA, a company had best make as much accommodation as necessary for the specific illness/disability/challenge - no one wants the legal headaches associated with failing to give accommodation under ADA. That means providing
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by delinka 7y ago
> they do the push-up/plank thing if you want to speak Is this punishment for having standup? Fine, let's get rid of it. Instead, let's have a team meeting over coffee for 15min every morning where we discuss our challenge
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by delinka 7y ago
I'm like this. I find topics fascinating, but I don't have good memory retention. I find that I allow the subjects to influence me rather than creating a catalog of stuff to reference in my brain.

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