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echlebek
4y ago
I have one, it doesn't require internet access... I'm not sure if it even has wifi
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echlebek
4y ago
I found proof by induction useful to learn, because it translates to solving problems recursively theoretically and in programming languages.
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echlebek
4y ago
The higher the concentration of THC, the less raw plant material you need to smoke for the same effects. It's beneficial to health for it to be as potent as possible, if you must smoke.
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echlebek
4y ago
The people arguing in the comments that indirection is free, or very cheap, made me chuckle. The thing about indirection is that it tends to compound. You're never just chasing pointers one level deep.
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echlebek
4y ago
lol. Even beanie babies were a longer-term investment vehicle than this. I just hope these recent very public and very embarrassing failures are enough to discourage the average person from wasting their money on these scams. I also hope th
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echlebek
4y ago
If there's one thing that developers love, it's "up to 16 GB of RAM". Can't say I'll be ordering one.
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echlebek
4y ago
Wise words, Gigachad.
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echlebek
4y ago
I thought this was pretty cool, but then 50% of the recommended posts are about NFTs, which are a known scam. They are also by the same author as this post. So this tells me the author isn't necessarily looking at things with the most
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4y ago
They should. Sometimes people ask me if I know anyone they could hire for a role. I ask them what the salary is. If they don't have a straight answer, I don't help them advertise. Seems fair.
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I just had two LED bulbs fail after a year, around the same time. I absolutely believe this story. There is no reason they should have failed so quickly, even if I was running them 100% of the time, they should have lasted far longer. The o
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4y ago
I've been doing it for years and my boss is very happy with my output. I provision my own software and hardware and access company resources through an Okta portal. If my company mandated that I be monitored I would quit.
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echlebek
4y ago
That's one way of looking at it. The other way of looking at it is that the NFT still fetched $280 more than its real vaue, $0.
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echlebek
4y ago
Damn right. This is cowardly bullying. It's morally repugnant. These people should be free to make their online penguin game without fear of police violence at the behest of a mega-conglomerate. That ain't freedom.
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echlebek
4y ago
This is an awfully flamey article. The reason the chip is locked is because AMD is stupid? OK then.
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5y ago
Canada isn't immune from this, just look at these moronic displays. https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/22926134/canada-truc... This idiocy was all organized on social media. The convoys are overwhelmingl
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echlebek
5y ago
Stranger Things is not a documentary. Life sucked in the 80s and things are better now. Source: I was born in the 80s
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5y ago
Unless your fan has a gas motor, it's not going to produce any CO2. The tiny Korean room, which I'm betting is not any smaller than your average New York City bedroom, would have to be pretty poorly ventilated indeed for you to n
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echlebek
5y ago
It's hilarious to get super technical about the way you cut your bagel, and also use a bamboo cutting board, which is sure to dull your knife much faster than other kinds of cutting boards.
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echlebek
5y ago
Not when it comes to Go's compiler, which is a binary acceptance function.
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echlebek
5y ago
So freedom just means power. Got it.
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echlebek
5y ago
I read the article and it was exactly as dumb as I would have thought. I pity the children growing up there.
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echlebek
5y ago
The docs page nags you to accept cookies. How offensive.
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echlebek
5y ago
Get a yubikey, and never use SMS for MFA.
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5y ago
This attitude reminds me of the people following Timothy Leary, that Hunter S. Thompson alludes to in his writing. The "grim, meat-hook realities" will always be lying in wait for us, once the acid wears off.
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echlebek
5y ago
Yeah, they pondered it, decided it wasn't worth it, and went and got a job somewhere else.
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echlebek
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No there isn't. The software is provided as is, without warranty, express or implied. This is critical to understand.
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Your personal anecdotes, no matter how significant or varied, don't meaningfully contradict this research. This research happened in a controlled environment. Your friends doing mushrooms and likely other drugs in a recreational settin
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The only difference is that you are expected to tag differently. For instance if you had reporoot/hello/go.mod, you would create tags like hello/v1.2.3
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Maybe it sounds fine to you, but to me, a night owl, it sounds absolutely insane. I would go insane if I had to do this and I don't know if I would ever recover.
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I don't understand what this website is supposed to be demonstrating. Some sort of genius version of disabling right click I suppose. But I did download the image, because its contents were transferred to my computer's memory and
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