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by froh 3y ago
I remember having to preallocate an array and do manual stack management there. the old hands told me to 'simply' use a disk if I needed the stack (or heap) to be larger. with the mainframe VM these could then be virtual in the
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by froh 3y ago
hooray! a down to earth stay with the facts response! thank you for that. if I'm not mistaken, Chandler and Sutter lead efforts to untangle what we have, sucht that we can then improve upon it, with better templates/metaprogramm
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by froh 3y ago
linters nudge about not following guidelines, and project policies turn the Judges into enforcement.
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by froh 3y ago
yes! and a core part of getting this right is the maturity of other features, like generics/templates, duck typing instead of or in addition to inheritance, portable and well defined data memory layout, ease of reuse of existing mature
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by froh 3y ago
there is no XI in XVIIIII though ah nvadr spells it out: VIIIIX https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39722131
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by froh 3y ago
so do you meanwhile recognize him as one of the guys who started the age of enlightenment and defined what it is? with, for example this very essay that is referenced here? which is one of the groundbreaking philosophical works of that
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by froh 3y ago
a 10000ft style guide for the overall structure of technical essays and articles. I've enjoyed how it focuses on the readers intent to quickly capture and find meaning in what you write, by how you organize your writing and how you mak
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by froh 3y ago
also incidentally, pentesting as in testing diabetes pens may partially be done with pentesting as in testing with pen and paper. is it, though? and then there is penetration testing as in trying to break into things. is that what you do?
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by froh 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sacred_Harp thank you for this rabbit hole <3 edit: my habit of first skimming the comments and then reading the article led to attributing the appreciation to you instead of OP. I&#x2
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by froh 3y ago
a slow rolling 20 year old project https://github.com/gobolinux/Recipes/commits/master/
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by froh 3y ago
grreat "thanks". now how do I get the Cleopatra (1963) images back out of my head when our high priests conduct their next SaFE rituals? https://youtu.be/vB5Wv8IHVf0?si=9lG7vcxJVMWfVrgn
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by froh 3y ago
you describe implicit bias and it's effect and it's cause. GP is surprised the article doesn't confirm their implicit bias. and then GP misattributes the surprise to "today's despicable journalism"?? nono. tons
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by froh 3y ago
sure. my point is that the title doesn't say a thing about what it actually is about, and what the article is about indeed.
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by froh 3y ago
> In this post I’ll be discussing a recent over-the-air (OTA) software update to Rivian vehicles that went badly. It is speculative; I have no insider knowledge of Rivian’s software, systems or practices. and then it goes into canary tes
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by froh 3y ago
I appreciate providing the context. however the overgeneralization and emotio al excursion on "journalism" is missing the point of thinking the implicit context of a world wide forum is the usa. the headline per se isn't
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by froh 3y ago
smoke? or steam?
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by froh 3y ago
it's not a normal book, it's a theatre play, a script. and the license owner can restrict the rights for these to be useless unless relicensed. it was mind bending to me. and yes, it feels wrong.
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by froh 3y ago
my saddest story there is "frank'n stein" a hilarious comedy movie and theatre play toying with the Frankenstein plot. I've seen the movie and it made ma watch a local play and I loved both. when I tried to get hold of
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by froh 3y ago
where in Europe? the android app isn't available yet indeed but the web version works fine.
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by froh 3y ago
wow oracle is really nervous about python and Microsoft's support for it, huh? I just now learned about this project, thanks for pointing it out. I'll be curious how they go about shared data, especially shared str/String.
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by froh 3y ago
there are JEP, JPype and PyJNIus these days...
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by froh 3y ago
I see, we have different understanding of the word optimism to me it's positive outlook on things, the confidence things usually turn for the better where we work together to make it so. that's neither blind optimism, "lala n
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by froh 3y ago
the vast majority of comments are positive, outright enthusiastic, no matter how you sort them. And the top level one, as another commenter pointed out, is constructive critique.
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by froh 3y ago
meaning what in our context here? what I said and what the study said don't connect to it yet. for me.
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by froh 3y ago
and further scoped on family finances... really anything beyond that is an overgeneralization.
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by froh 3y ago
I think this comment was flagged because of the "BS" lingo. however yes, I agree, "the famous dropbox post" was indeed received enthusiastically. here without archive.org: https://news.ycombinator.com/ite
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by froh 3y ago
Isn't it rather about who is optimistic and who isn't? when you scratch a personal itch with some innovation, _you_ are the optimist. when pointy haired boss has that brilliant idea _he_'s the optimist and the engineers may
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by froh 3y ago
the title is clickbait by the press department the advertised article has the boring title Looking on the (B)right Side of Life: Cognitive Ability and Miscalibrated Financial Expectations https://journals.sagepub.com/doi&#x2
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by froh 3y ago
ELI5! thanks so much! so the crashes were because the new software was confusing to the pilots and did something unintuitive? and now they want to do another change to how the airplane behaves (interacts with) the pilot?
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by froh 3y ago
some places also offer interplanetary hikes to scale this one is 1:3 10^9, and it has feel-the-gravity weights for the planets, too: https://sfeu.de/planetenweg/index.html what I personally found mind blowing was insig

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