harikb

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   by harikb 5y ago

   Used cars are already selling like hot cakes! now this!
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   by harikb 5y ago

   Thanks for the link. Didn’t know. Btw, this is why they lobby for state mandates. A single teacher cannot make an exception Situation in private school is not better. A prominent private high school in Bay Area, made me run around like a cr
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   by harikb 5y ago

   +1. For non-apple usage, I would want to see lot more GitHub repos with open source support for Swift. Right now even Kotlin/Rust and others beat Swift in that respect. I really like the language, but I don’t know what is holding it ba
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   by harikb 5y ago

   thanks for the explanation
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   by harikb 5y ago

   I don’t get this argument. Can you please explain? > Each version will be given a distinguishing version number. This means if I am using MPLv2, if they modify it then it will be MPLv3 or something similar. My existing software should be
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   by harikb 5y ago

   > because most people already have a home Assuming that everyone has a comfortable and spacious home with a desk&chair area is, well, a bad assumption. A bunch of people I know are now working significantly more time from a couch, in
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   by harikb 5y ago

   The congressional aides who help write laws have a sense of humor. the word CAN-SPAM not only sounds funny, but the portion “SPAM” itself doesn’t even mean SPAM as used in traditional usage. It is short for Non-Solicited Porn And Marketing,
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   by harikb 6y ago

   I agree there is lot to improve. My issues have been mostly with having the Airpod Pro sit in the case for 1-day+ and then take and find out it hasn't charge one of the pods. Case had charged, but it didn't somehow charge the pod.
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   by harikb 6y ago

   I use AirPods just fine with Macs. I also easily switch between Mac and iPhone reliably and easily. What particular annoyances are you talking about?
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    by harikb 6y ago

    You may want to rephrase your proposal a bit. Include the part that you are willing to do the boring parts of an otherwise interesting project. The way it is worded, it would sound to me, as a hiring manager, that you might not finish the w
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    by harikb 6y ago

    There are so many possibilities here. There is the stores you visited and the Credit card company involved along with anyone of the ad tech partners who have a cookie on you tied to your email. Now how they know you bought X 1. Say CC sell
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    by harikb 6y ago

    Looking at the contents, it doesn’t seem like they are pitching Azure specifically. The Java one shown in a sibling comment does talk about Azure API. At least the work done by MS on VsCode, Language Server, TypeScript etc is truly helping
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    by harikb 6y ago

    You must know that breaking down and verifying someone else's analysis is more time consuming than writing your own. Just like dealing with a bug in another person's code. Given them the benefit of doubt that Go team is cautious a
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    by harikb 6y ago

    It would be comparable only if Microsoft said that an MSDN Pro-level subscription is required to release apps for Windows. Last time I used MSDN, we used to get free access to tons of Microsoft Apps, that are otherwise paid.
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    by harikb 6y ago

    While I see you have insider knowledge, your comment implies that the complexity in healthcare is due to software being “too careful because lives are at stake”. From my limited exposure, the “mess” is not in actually delivering medicine or
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    by harikb 6y ago

    While I agree shit happens, it is sad to see exaggerated stories without sufficient details being repeatedly quoted by other people https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26311417 In addition, traditional non-tech companies s
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    by harikb 6y ago

    Somewhat related, but I am still recovering from the aftermath of the 2.8 to 2.9+ migration https://github.com/tmux/tmux/issues/1689 It is my own fault of blindly following someone's online configuration
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    by harikb 6y ago

    Small typo - it is Tavis Ormandy, not Ormary > we have previously seen memory corruption bugs leading to RCE by Tavis Ormary in Microsoft Notepad
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    by harikb 6y ago

    Check today’s date :)
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    by harikb 6y ago

    When we say "military spending", much of it is not actually spent on wasted resources - it is sort of welfare for the military industrial complex and its dependent people. It is just like social security, medicare etc, some amount
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    by harikb 6y ago

    If 2020 panic is a valid sample, our biggest problem is not lack of elasticity in production, but lack of discipline, empathy, and general sense of humanity in the population. We are still fighting like cavemen when it comes to hoarding gro
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    by harikb 6y ago

    > tofu would also decrease soybean demand any pointers on why?
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    by harikb 6y ago

    #1 thing I want for my security is a browser that makes the address bar text box very large for typing (and only when I am typing that address). I am tired of tiny address bars. Also make it easy for me to cut and remove the path. Some bad
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    by harikb 6y ago

    > In addition to reducing working hours, managers urged staff to cut down on the time they spent in meetings and responding to emails. > They suggested that meetings should last no longer than 30 minutes. Employees were also encourage
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    by harikb 6y ago

    Visa is doing what any decent $500B company will do because of FOMO
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    by harikb 6y ago

    tokio use is often not by choice. web service might need hyper.rs, which uses tokio underneath. Put a crossbeam non-async call in between and one would bring concurrency to a stop.
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    by harikb 6y ago

    Rust one you mention is multiple-producer single-consumer. And it is not nearly as feature rich as a channel in Go. By the time one deals with tokio, async/await, passing the (rx,tx) to the right thread with clone()/copy(), the de
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    by harikb 6y ago

    Let us not forget the value of having it mailed to their home address for majority of the population. It provides some guarantee that the person who gets mail at the address is the only one who will get to use it. Most of the population u
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    by harikb 6y ago

    I use both. IntelliJ being a paid personal subscription. I like both. But VsCode excels in their remote editing capabilities. Sometimes I work on code that will only compile on a Linux and I am on a Mac. It is not just remote debugging - t
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    by harikb 6y ago

    I would argue the reverse - there is higher chance of this accidentally quadratic problems with more abstraction layers, convenience functions, and advanced language syntax. But I agree we shouldn't write parsing in C, but for other re