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by gizmo385 8y ago
We expanded our team line limit to 88 characters and that feels quite a bit better than 80. There are a lot of pretty common lines of code that once you're nested in a function/if statement/loop stretch out beyond 80 characte
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+1 The capabilities provided by a tool like Leiningen[1] just makes everything even tangentially related to dependency management an absolute breeze.
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And it isn't only Javascript that manages to have a single tool for this. Clojure has a single tool. Java has a single tool. Rust has a single tool. This is a solved problem across a variety of popular and mainstream programming langua
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> medicine is so defensive these days due to malpractice litigation Is there any evidence of this? I've seen malpractice litigation similarly cited as one of the reasons behind the the high cost of health care in the US (which is al
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> I just don't like doctors. Why? They're there to keep you healthy. Yeah, sure it can be uncomfortable talking to a doctor about personal health issues, but it's better than waiting until it's too late and finding ou
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The tweets are from earlier this month, November 11th.
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This argument is equally disingenuous because you're implying that you simply can't use wired headphones of any kind. You can still get wired headphones without a headphone jack and just use the USB-C port.
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I've had my Pixel 3 XL last for 2 days with pretty moderate to heavy usage without much issue.
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Building on what another poster said, gamers who play on computer utilize pretty much all of the fingers on their keyboard hand (likely left hand for most people, non-dominant for most). The mouse hand is usually just index, middle, and thu
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by gizmo385 8y ago
> Is it really more useful to you than e.g. a headphone jack? Why are you presenting this as a dichotomy? Those aren't mutually exclusive features. If I had to choose between the 2, then I would most certainly choose the fingerprint
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LISP is more akin to a class of languages rather than a single language in isolation, so it is kind of trick to ask what's "beyond" LISP.
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> Statistically You got anything to back up that claim? That sounds like a pretty big conclusion that you're jumping to without evidence.
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> If you are a Page admin, you may have also had messages to your Page made available to the attackers. That seems to stand out to me as a bit of an outlier. Depending on the kind of page that an affected individual operates, that could
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by gizmo385 8y ago
Didn't they go down yesterday as well? I might be blurring days together here though :)
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My guess would be ⇧. Large, precipitous drops /tend/ to be followed by moderate rises (from what I've seen, YMMV ¯\_(ツ)_/¯)
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Dropping aviation regulations will lead to dangerous corner-cutting, which will lead to more mistakes (which in aviation, usually means deaths).
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by gizmo385 8y ago
> I tend to use Autopilot for the monotonous driving parts .. and then take over myself if there is something that needs more attention (construction, weather conditions, crazy drivers, etc.) To me, this seems to imply that you're n
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by gizmo385 8y ago
The question is whether or not cars with L2 systems have a lower accident rate than cars without them. As with L4 systems, they don't need to be perfect - just better than we are.
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> Being both a homeowner I'd wager that the vast majority of these people are not homeowners. I'm personally not a homeowner and if I missed a rent payment, my apartment complex could start eviction proceedings against me. Now
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I thought the whole point of a backwards compatible language like Java was that transitions should be relatively easy to make?
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Honestly, I discover far more music through services like Spotify and Pandora than I ever have through the SiriusXM stations that I listen to.
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Clocks change twice a year, not once a year.
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Can you really call TOR a tool to "protect users from government oppression" when the project itself is majority-funded by the US Department of Defense?
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by gizmo385 8y ago
Sounds like you just need to adjust your microphone sensitivity settings? If you have the mic on voice activation and the person is far from their mic than it might be that they're just not loud enough (from the perspective of their mi
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Wouldn't the sheer overlap of sounds of people mashing on their keyboards drive you insane? I'm usually fine with voice activation in a smaller group (like maybe 5 people) but once you get up to 25 people, I feel like the backgrou
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Informative is...one way to describe that video...
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What are the biggest differences you've noticed as an owner between the Model S and the Model 3? Obviously they're different cars in terms of expense, but are there any things in the Model 3 that you wish your Model S had? Just cu
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by gizmo385 8y ago
Clojure uses prefix notation for math operations (since math operators are just functions), so you wouldn't write "a+b" or "a + b", you'd write "(+ a b)".
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I can't tell if you're being serious or not, but for a lot of distributed companies, it just isn't realistic for people to get on the phone every time they need to talk to one another.
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> as the two products merge. The 2 products aren't merging, so far as I am aware. Slack is buying Hipchat and then promptly discontinuing support for it. It's primarily a move to eliminate competition, not to acquire technology

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