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by gleenn 4y ago
My friend also somehow had his Zelle compromised and then there also wasn't any ability for recourse. So now he removed all his online money services including Venmo, etc out of fear. Definitely not a great setup even if it is super ni
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by gleenn 4y ago
YXRKP next I think
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by gleenn 4y ago
Performance-wise, AMD is crushing Intel. That's what people care about, at least they do as consumers and on this site.
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by gleenn 4y ago
Are you suggesting we post the personal details of the Twitter employees? I think that's a little silly. Twitter isn't censoring so much as they are moderating. There's a difference: one is a third party trying to stop two pa
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by gleenn 4y ago
Financially yes, but how are you serious when comparing companies only based on their financials and ignoring one of their main products? AMD is currently eating Intels lunch.
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by gleenn 4y ago
Or you could go the Clojure route and do the tree-style immutable vectors where the cost is log32(N) for most operations, small enough in all the relevant operations, and you get the amazing usability of immutable data structures that are
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by gleenn 4y ago
Unless I'm not understanding the article, it seems like the tweet was truthful, the payout is the highest it's been. Is that entirely due to Biden, less clear. Could also be just adjusting to inflation, also true. But how many thi
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by gleenn 4y ago
Reminds me of the author of the K programming language, Arthur Whitney, wrote is own language, then database, and now he's working on his own OS.
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by gleenn 4y ago
Are you using proprietary garage door software? Would live to have any better kind of integration there so any setup details that aren't crazy specific to some manufacturer would be interesting
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by gleenn 4y ago
Your examples are honestly pretty weak: a formy app that's main criteria be that it works and doesn't send money to the wrong person (which you could pick almost any stack to do), and a platform that doesn't exist anymore.
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by gleenn 4y ago
Apple and PlannedParentHood both have apps to track cycles and store data encrypted on the device only, tell your friends https://lifehacker.com/why-apples-period-tracker-data-is-mor...
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by gleenn 4y ago
Citation needed. Is this really true? I keep hearing about RCS etc but I also keep hearing it's not actually a good standard. Not even sure it does encryption frankly.
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by gleenn 4y ago
Apple Watch Ultra has entered the chat. Jokes aside it can track an ultra marathon with an extended power mode
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by gleenn 4y ago
That's pretty bad if you put your life into notes or docs or whatever you're encrypting and then it just won't decrypt anymore. Do you think the file just got corrupted? Or is it actually the plug-in that's failing?
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by gleenn 4y ago
There is a whole bunch of writing about what this book is not saying but it's a little annoying reading that far in to actually figuring out what the Irish Reach is. Is that a particular for of writing/speech? Is it how far the Ir
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by gleenn 4y ago
And harder to copy-paste!
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by gleenn 4y ago
That's a very interesting idea. One obvious downside is a congressman might change their position faster than you can because they have advanced knowledge, so it would be riskier to hold the same position. Especially if that linked pag
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by gleenn 4y ago
I had the pleasure of having the original writer of Bash, Brian Fox, at my programming language class in college one time. He was so pleasantly humble. I'll never forget how he said he wrote everything as simply as possible. Gem of a g
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by gleenn 4y ago
Looks like it's in Haskell if anyone is interested. FP is great in general and extra cool if you can leverage it to do very math oriented exercises IMHO. I a Clojure guy but would definitely be interesting to learn more Haskell and som
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by gleenn 4y ago
Wow that's an image: https://hips.hearstapps.com/hmg-prod.s3.amazonaws.com/images... :*
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by gleenn 4y ago
The reason you are supposed to do the "hard things first" is because of risk. If you do the easy but front-of-the-box things first, you might find out that the hard things are impossible. Software is complicated and so are require
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by gleenn 4y ago
If you are diligent about documenting AND updating, sure, seems very reasonable. But most people aren't. You know what the best documentation is? Working tests, much harder to have wrong tests than wrong documentation. Even some of t
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by gleenn 4y ago
Only if you get something actually accepted on a big OSS project can you make it look like someone else did it. You can't just magically get stuff committed to Linux or Chrome or whatever, that project would need to accept the PR. You
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by gleenn 4y ago
There's a name for it, it's called a "spike". You write a bunch of exploratory stuff, get the idea right, throw it all away (without even writing tests) and then come back doing TDD.
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by gleenn 4y ago
No, but it will be priority #1 for Apple, which is why they're opening other plants and not whoever you thin "us" is.
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by gleenn 4y ago
How is no one mentioning that China is threatening Taiwan. If the US ends up in a war with China, suddenly most Apple products would have serious operations problems if not being shut off completely. Cheap labor isn't a bad reason, but
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by gleenn 4y ago
I've always been super interested in Hy but couldn't ever get it working. Any suggestions for forums or good installation instructions or tutorials? I live Clojure and also have to deal with a lot of Python at work so would be awe
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Russia Took over Ukraine’s Internet in Occupied Territories(nytimes.com)
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by gleenn 4y ago
I think you're missing the point that it's the first time in American history that children have done worse iff than their parents in 200 years of history. Yeah, SF is expensive, but also everything is expensive. A lot more. Oppor
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by gleenn 4y ago
I understand your sentiment, I could move with the tides, but I think my point (even if I'm somewhat stubborn) is that I don't think enough people point out how much harder it's gotten for everyone, especially for newer gener

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