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811.
by eterm 7y ago
This makes me glad to live in the UK, where it seems to me we might just have the best payments industry in the world. \* Faster (instant) payments 24/7. \* All purchase transactions are generally assumed to be debit card, credit cards
812.
by eterm 7y ago
I actually really like a "format on save; don't format without AST" combination. It's really nice knowing as soon as you hit ctrl+s whether you've just written in a syntax error or not.
813.
by eterm 7y ago
If you're a big company then busuiness continuity plans are required to get those magic ISO numbers that enterprise clients and insurers like to see.
814.
by eterm 7y ago
This is the BBC, football refers to what you might call Soccer and it really wasn't in the "off-season", it was approaching the interesting part of the year.
815.
by eterm 7y ago
There's literally no football going on whatsoever but it's only dropped by two thirds?
816.
by eterm 7y ago
I completely agree with this, although as new advice "thin your deck" is good advice because new players don't remove strikes nearly enough, and the "too thin" problems only really hurt when you're doing act 4
817.
by eterm 7y ago
Calling it a deck builder is misleading and I think puts off people who might otherwise enjoy it. Sure, the abilities are card-shaped and there are drawing mechanics, but it doesn't really play like a deck-builder at all. I think the m
818.
by eterm 7y ago
Justice isn't supposed to be carried out in darkness.
819.
by eterm 7y ago
Is the security story why you prevent signups from gmail.com also?
820.
by eterm 7y ago
I'm similar to OP in that I'll get excited about something but I don't usually get past the very intro before I get bored or frustrated and stop. So I learn very little, and often restart the same things over and over. Eventu
821.
by eterm 7y ago
It may well be the reason. I don't know the parent commenter but speaking from my own experience I recently tried to migrate a legacy code base from svn to git and the common tools all failed for me. One of them ran for ~72 hours befor
822.
by eterm 7y ago
Are you suggesting that we can't worry about anything unless people are literally dying? That's so banal.
823.
Maze Generation: Weave Mazes (2011)(weblog.jamisbuck.org)
1 points by eterm 7y ago|0 comments
824.
by eterm 7y ago
Have I misunderstood what a desk is? 25 desk changes in 10 years is low? Moving desk at least twice a year is low? Where do you work so I never try to apply?
825.
by eterm 7y ago
I tend to do it in sublime with a regex: Find/replace all: ^(.*)$\n with "$1",
826.
by eterm 7y ago
Source? Because the NHS doesn't optimise for cost, it optimises for cost per QALY (quality adjusted life years). Given the high impact to quality of life for blindness your claim is dubious. NICE make the decisions over cost effectiven
827.
by eterm 7y ago
Not only that but I preferred the "LED" examples in most the pictures, the right hand side just looked oversaturated.
828.
by eterm 7y ago
As a kid I used to collect those books, I never completed the set but I'm pretty sure I came close. The fighting fantasy books were great, I've never forgotten the page where I chose to take a rest in the citadel of chaos. The boo
829.
by eterm 7y ago
Loads of UK enterprise uses .Net rather than Java which seems much less popular here.
830.
by eterm 7y ago
It used to be that wontfix / low impact stuff would still be publically disclosed. Responsible disclosure was the key principle. There shouldn't be a gap between "won't fix" and "Too bad to be made public&quot
831.
by eterm 7y ago
A lot of npm packages aren't longer than a typical stackoverflow answer, and they get used everywhere, to the point where installing a dozen packages can lead to tens of thousands of sub-packages being installed. At that point, the pac
832.
by eterm 7y ago
We essentially have that, they're stored in NPM, and it's horrible. It turns out when you can package snippets you use so many you can't possibly keep track and audit them all. Just look at the Left-pad thing, or the event-st
833.
by eterm 7y ago
Greenpeace isn't that influential, the reality is that the economics of nuclear never added up. Also, there really is something off-putting about leaving behind waste that lasts longer than civilisation has.
834.
by eterm 7y ago
Maybe NordVPN would argue personal data wasn't breached? It's a bad look in any case.
835.
by eterm 7y ago
To be honest I think it's a big mistake on the part of typescript to not have a JSON.parse<T>.
836.
by eterm 7y ago
I'm generally inclined to agree, test coverage is good, but test driven development is awkward. I think there's a tinkerer's mindset which is very much stifled by TDD. I think TDD does shine for some things, it especially shi
837.
by eterm 7y ago
Yeah, there was definitely a trend a decade or so back when everyone was hyped for the fact they were releasing API access. Generally speaking, anything that took off slowly let those APIs die so they could make money for themselves instead
838.
by eterm 7y ago
You've made a good point and touched on something I feel is sometimes the case: Agile is used as an excuse not to spend money on market research.
839.
by eterm 7y ago
Also let/const don't get hoisted to the start of the function, declaration using var does.
840.
by eterm 7y ago
If the passwords have leaked it's safe to assume the salts have, typically they're stored side by side.

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