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601.
by eterm 3y ago
Deno being Node compatible is the "Embrace" in "Embrace, Extend, Extinguish".
602.
by eterm 3y ago
That goes against my intuition, because the performance would be more impacted (beneficial to have an index) where you have very few bits set on a boolean field. If you have 10m users and 100 have "IsPremium = 1" then an index mas
603.
by eterm 3y ago
What would you say to someone who is wondering if this is an attempt at a technical solution to a social problem?
604.
by eterm 3y ago
I think I'll still be fuming about KSP2 for a long time. I don't know why I let myself have any hope it'd be good given the development history but I still bought (and returned) it on launch. KSP didn't deserve that.
605.
by eterm 3y ago
If your point is that capitalism can't deliver something like Stack Overflow then I'm not sure the point does still stand, because clearly it could.
606.
by eterm 3y ago
Stack Overflow isn't a non-profit though?
607.
by eterm 3y ago
I did mean DNS, thanks, been a long week.
608.
by eterm 3y ago
Wouldn't it be easy for cloudflare and other ~~WHOIS~~ DNS providers to just not propagate the .zip domain? Isn't it time to leverage what's left of the decentralisation of the web rather than beg google?
609.
by eterm 3y ago
To answer that you'll first have to define "Web3".
610.
by eterm 3y ago
> There's too much that's simply memorisation over skills, deep lines leading you down well traversed paths. And yet, game 2 of the world championship there was a novelty on move 4.
611.
by eterm 4y ago
GPT is helping me write a D&D adventure. I'm not very creative so it helps me. If I don't like elements of the story it's very responsive to changing elements. It's surprisingly good at remembering earlier details. O
612.
by eterm 4y ago
I absolutely trust my co-workers to not be overly pedantic and opinionated. If they were, I would raise it with my line manager and try to get the issue fed back to them. What kind of workplace do you not trust your coleagues to be reasonab
613.
Generate a Large Prime(richardcocks.github.io)
1 points by eterm 4y ago|0 comments
614.
by eterm 4y ago
I think you misunderstood my comment, at no point did I suggest taking "cheap shots" at anyone, and indeed my advice was to focus on "the rest of the package" as you suggest.
615.
by eterm 4y ago
I found the trick was to get a job in software development. That solved the problem of trying to find things to do, other people do that hard work and bring me requirements. They even pay me for it too! I don't know what you're af
616.
by eterm 4y ago
The example they give is someone from Denmark buying something in Spain, so I'm not sure where you've got the idea of it being an "in-country" rule from.
617.
by eterm 4y ago
Price discrimination is illegal in the EU: https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/consumers/shopping/pri... You have to have a single price for goods across the EU, so you shouldn't have a "very
618.
by eterm 4y ago
The obsession is because we are going to anthromorphise it, and then we're going to put it in charge of important things in our lives: Which schools we go to, which jobs we get, what ails us, etc. We will use AI to filter or select c
619.
by eterm 4y ago
This is a fault of your political system, it's not a problem inherent to banks. In my jurisdiction, banks will regularly refund and make whole people who have lost money to scams. They in theory can refuse if they think the owner of th
620.
by eterm 4y ago
If you're in the cryptography business I'd just refer to it as digital security. ( Or cybersecurity if you prefer ). It's the same concept but without the baggage of "crypto".
621.
by eterm 4y ago
Huh? Gopher was dead before google existed.
622.
by eterm 4y ago
That load even affects the back button is very much part of the User Experience (UX) and immediately broke the illusion of being back in 1998.
623.
by eterm 4y ago
It's odd because I was immediately thrown off when I hit the back button and there was a lag going back. Even on dial-up, going back was an instant operation because it just loaded the cache. Even when it did reload, it would immedia
624.
by eterm 4y ago
> tsc build What's complex about that?
625.
by eterm 4y ago
I think the security of basic auth killed it off. 1. Usernames and passwords sent clear text in URLs. 2. Hijacking is worse than cookie hijacking because you get the permanent credentials with no way to force session invalidation 3. Crede
626.
by eterm 4y ago
Don't forget the beautiful XB-70
627.
by eterm 4y ago
As someone who has sometimes left a comment instead of an answer, it's because I too am scared that if I try to answer with an actual answer it'll just get downvoted / moderated away, so rather than "risk" a lot of
628.
by eterm 4y ago
I think a major problem that stackoverflow has is that for recent questions, the average vote is a down vote. It could be argued that the vast majority of questions are deserving of downvotes, but that itself is a problem and a turn-off and
629.
by eterm 4y ago
Wow, that was a real grind to finish, including a lot of test of memory filtering out countries I'd guessed correctly previously. It still took me an incredibly long time, with dozens of wrong guesses for the same flags over and over.
630.
by eterm 4y ago
Works for me (FF 109.0)

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