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721.
by eterm 5y ago
Not just own, but you can't even license the use of copyrighted works because even if you were somehow licensed the automatons will take over and you'll get flagged off the internet anyway. We've gone from copyright as a mech
722.
by eterm 5y ago
> [Compiling] takes about ~3 seconds minimum which is frustratingly slow I feel old, I know that any time is an opportunity to get distracted but 3 seconds doesn't strike me as a long compile time. Or is that a typo for 30, which wo
723.
by eterm 5y ago
Okay sure, but the point is that the solution is that is "Expand SEPA / faster payments system" not, "We need new technology". It's a political problem not a technological one.
724.
by eterm 5y ago
> "Remotely send money" is a super hard thing to do. Technologically it is not. Which is why anyone in the EU can instantly send money to anywhere else in the EU, for free, despite being a collection of 27 countries with dozens
725.
by eterm 5y ago
I agree provided the following: Is the iterator un-used within the body of the loop to do more than address a collection? If it is actually used, it suggests that it's representing more than just an iterator and should be named appropr
726.
by eterm 5y ago
This didn't fix it for me until I also disabled DNS over HTTPS.
727.
by eterm 5y ago
1400 is absurd. 1400 suggest these corporations are far too large. It means that there a tiny elite which have the power to buy out everything away from the worker class, be that essentials like housing or luxuries like concert or sports ti
728.
by eterm 5y ago
My experience tells me there's no shortage of compilable gibberish.
729.
by eterm 5y ago
But SVN had cheap and quick branching.
730.
by eterm 5y ago
How feasible is a repair mission without the shuttle?
731.
by eterm 5y ago
> You get a lecture It's stronger than that, you get a three page consent form that you sign to say that, for instance, you won't get anyone pregnant.
732.
by eterm 5y ago
On the contrary, downtime is inevitable and I think I'd rather have downtime when all my competitors do too.
733.
by eterm 5y ago
That makes no sense, if they "treat you special" then they can absolutely control who they treat specially, there's no way to decentralise that.
734.
by eterm 5y ago
Not just secure them, but regulations and laws allow or require them to be overturned and reversed. At which point the blockchain becomes a hiderance.
735.
by eterm 5y ago
And runs into a familiar problem. Because a real world requirement in software development is the equivalent of, "I want to model my town". And in townscaper I can't, because the presets don't fit my real world town. So
736.
by eterm 5y ago
This sounds extremely familiar, so familiar in fact that if this post were written two years ago I'd be looking over my shoulder to see which of my colleagues was logged into HN. Personally I can't offer too much advice, after a y
737.
by eterm 5y ago
What do you mean by immunotherapy?
738.
by eterm 5y ago
It's very odd to write CCCP in an otherwise english paragraph in latin alphabet. YOu would be better understood to write USSR or better just write Soviet Union. (For those unfamiliar, CCCP is SSSR in cyrillic alphabet).
739.
by eterm 5y ago
One significant change is that the practice of boiling live lobsters is now illegal.
740.
by eterm 5y ago
If I'm reading the NICE site correctly, the NHS appears to pay a around 20% of that: https://bnf.nice.org.uk/medicinal-forms/etanercept.html £715 (approximately $950) for 4 doses, almost a month's worth with
741.
by eterm 5y ago
And to clarify further for the US audience, this first 5-10 days doesn't come out of holiday (vacation) time/pay, there isn't combined "PTO" in the UK; sick days and vacation time are treated separately. In fact, yo
742.
by eterm 5y ago
"New Project" asks if you want to "Save your current project" and the options are "Yes" and "Cancel". I would expect Cancel to cancel the new project rather than losing the current work, and would exp
743.
by eterm 5y ago
That's a trite criticism, by the same argument c++ looks like an instruction. The name has enough history, it's better to focus on what can be done to improve the ecosystem than worry about a 20 year old name.
744.
by eterm 5y ago
Absolutely this. In half-life you were exposed to a world and left to figure out what was going on from that. You were rarely directly told to do anything. For the first hour or two you were implored to, "Get to the surface" becau
745.
by eterm 5y ago
Pretty sure Yahoo and google both had a service that did that a decade or more ago.
746.
by eterm 5y ago
It's not about fetching salts, it's about the whole approach; you literally can't approach it that manner.
747.
by eterm 5y ago
You can't compare hashes like that unless they're not salted. The same password won't hash to the same thing without the same salt so you can't compare them like that. (If you could, then you would notice multiple users
748.
by eterm 5y ago
Please never implement a password feature without reading more about how passwords should be stored.
749.
by eterm 5y ago
That's not a marketing slogan, it's the title of the paper that launched bitcoin.
750.
by eterm 5y ago
"Bitcoin: A peer to peer electronic cash system" is not a currency. That's some mental gymnastics.

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