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by extheat 5y ago
Pretty sure that was a joke. His podcasts are usually ~2 hours in length.
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by extheat 5y ago
He has Asperger’s syndrome
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by extheat 5y ago
Conversely, automation creates a clear and well defined workflow for completing a task. There is nothing to "automate" if there is not already a manual process to doing it. Sure, sometimes the automation you introduce can be an ov
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by extheat 5y ago
This man should be thankful he’s not in jail right now. For reasons unbeknownst he basically got a slap on the wrist. If he wasn’t caught who knows what may have happened.
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by extheat 5y ago
Why? Because we value an educated populace where people have an understanding how the world works. You do not need to look any further than people who deny climate change, vaccine conspiracists, flat earthers, 5G hysterians, pseudoscientifi
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by extheat 5y ago
Hard to say what to make of this without more context. If they literally just mean more DNS requests, that’s not a good metric. If they’re looking at just individual web requests on mobile devices, loading 20 assets in an app and flicking t
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by extheat 5y ago
It really depends on the subject area of the code in specific. “Mistake” is a very broad term, in most cases when it’s used it’s not the implication that the writer didn’t know what they were doing, rather they wrote erroneous code—which u
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by extheat 5y ago
Those “management failures” seem to be working pretty well then, as the US gov and private industry don’t seem to see the fuss. Where’s your competition? That said, it is definitely foolish the comparison here.
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by extheat 5y ago
So the purpose of this is basically to design an ASIC in code? I’m skeptical about “extreme silicon specialization” being the “most viable” replacement to Moore’s law. Has that not already been the case since forever? The compute intensive
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by extheat 5y ago
There's no way the abortion ban will survive in its current form once it gets to SCOTUS. Even the Texas state legislature knows that. So it's just a matter of time before it gets watered down.
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by extheat 5y ago
The unforgivable Sin of Misgendering
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by extheat 5y ago
You're right, I don't think there was ever a DMCA claim actually made, and probably would not be valid. Just replying to the misleading statement as if copyright from other countries have no standing.
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by extheat 5y ago
DMCA is just a letter format for removal of content per U.S. law. Any country that observes copyright (they are apart of the WTO) is expected to comply with other member nations' copyrights. All developed countries have also adopted th
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by extheat 5y ago
If you want to browse safe, don't forget to disable JavaScript while you're at it.
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by extheat 5y ago
Not true, it's very good at one-shot learning, even from code you've written in different languages.
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by extheat 5y ago
Given the political discussions about “booster shots”, I find this quote pretty interesting: > Other studies suggest that a two dose regimen may be counterproductive. One found that in people with past infections, the first dose boosted
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by extheat 5y ago
Can you name a single better package manager functionally comparable to npm? Delegating the whole packaging system to its own world is indeed questionable. However, in the context of node it works very well because it is designed with npm i
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by extheat 6y ago
Still using php to this day, nothing wrong with it. Maybe the most painful thing is package management.