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by hirvi74 1y ago
> omnipresent business pressure is to reduce costs and get products and services to market rapidly. Sure. In many instances, software is just a means to an end. Software is usually not the business itself. So, I understand there has to
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by hirvi74 1y ago
Are you the type to be bothered by fingerprints on screens? I am that type, I have great reservations about a touchscreen laptop. Though, I cannot deny how awesome it would be, conceptually.
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by hirvi74 1y ago
> the makers don't have to do double the design work. Attitudes like this sometimes make me regret going in to software engineering. I understand time may be of the essence in some instances, but I feel like software engineering has
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by hirvi74 1y ago
I absolutely love the new macOS look. I am not certain why everyone is dogging on it so much. Tahoe may end up being my favorite macOS in the last decade. What is so unprofessional about the new macOS?
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by hirvi74 1y ago
I enjoy language features like this too. In fact, I love how languages like C# have handled nullability over the more recent years. No telling how many bugs I have prevented. The only gripe I have though, is that I have to be remember which
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by hirvi74 1y ago
If I am not mistaken, Alacritty does [1]. I believe iTerm2 and Kitty support 24 bit color too. [1] https://github.com/alacritty/alacritty
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by hirvi74 1y ago
Yes, that is why I am asking.
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by hirvi74 1y ago
What does the word Intifada actually mean? You have piqued my interest now.
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by hirvi74 1y ago
> When the equation changes vis-a-vis Israel's credibility, this entire Jenga structure has to be reevaluated. It's not satisfying to think about, but it is intellectually prudent and remains important regardless of how civil t
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by hirvi74 1y ago
> A political debate thread about Isreal is what "good hackers" would find intellectually satisfying? Personally, one aspect I always enjoyed about this site was how it was often an escape for me from the endless bombardments o
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by hirvi74 1y ago
I'm no pro rev. engineer or anything, but did you try alternatives to Hopper at all? I've never had much luck with Hopper compared to Radare2 and IDA.
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by hirvi74 1y ago
I agree with essentially everything you said. While reinventing the wheel isn't always to most efficient solution, such actions have sometimes paid dividends in my past. > People need to be more curious, and strive to be more knowle
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by hirvi74 1y ago
What did you do with the other time? (Serious question)
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by hirvi74 1y ago
Thank you for the link. I tried using their little search table, but nothing returned. One thing that makes matters a bit more difficult was record keeping at the time. My family has some other documents from his life where he apparently we
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by hirvi74 1y ago
I am not sure I am following you. Who are you implying are the bombers and during what time period? As for China not bombing anyone, while true, I believe it's merely a matter of time. While I hope I am wrong, Taiwan seems awfully worr
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by hirvi74 1y ago
1. That is under the assumption that the Chinese government is releasing accurate data. I assume international entities are not granted access to Chinese prison facilities directly, but I could be wrong. 2. There are 'alternative'
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by hirvi74 1y ago
> China doesn't exercise much power to lock up someone, or to disempower someone, at least so long as you don't visit China. I am not certain that is necessarily true. At least, not if one is originally from China. https:&#x2
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by hirvi74 1y ago
My grandfather worked on the Manhattan Project! I am not certain of what meaningful contributions, if any, my grandfather had nor how long he was apart of the project, but I am confident that he remained in NYC for the entirety of his work
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by hirvi74 1y ago
I am curious -- What the average allotted amount of paid time off is at places that implement the 996 system? I truly do not know, but I would wager it's probably not great either, relatively speaking. I also question how much work is
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by hirvi74 1y ago
Thank you for all you have done over the years, Chris. Your work has been an endless source of inspiration for myself and many others.
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by hirvi74 1y ago
What issues have you encountered? As old school as it may be, I can accomplish basically everything my users need with just vanilla JS and .fetch() requests. I've been playing with Blazor, and it's been great so far. However, like
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by hirvi74 1y ago
> I think you may have a different idea of what IQ is than me. I’m simply interested in some way to consider the raw horsepower of a given brain. Entirely possible, and if that is all you want to use the metric for, then I have no qualms
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by hirvi74 1y ago
> Also, IQ predicts chess performance as well: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/09/160913124722.h ... " The study found that intelligence was linked to chess skill for the overall sample, but
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by hirvi74 1y ago
Nothing wrong with that if you find personal joy in them.
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by hirvi74 1y ago
> What's the next pivot in the argument? That's up to you, homie. Where do you want to take this?
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by hirvi74 1y ago
> We didn't even realize that until recently. How recent? IQ tests have been around for over 100 years. > I think you'd be surprised how economic status can take a brilliant mind and squash it, or a rigid society can take a
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by hirvi74 1y ago
> A good IQ test would be a good way to help our most promising children get the largest head start. If that were true, then why are they not administered to every child? IQ tests appear to only to the potentially disabled and potential
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by hirvi74 1y ago
Does your IQ score bring you some sense of purpose or identity? Does someone disagreeing with you or asking question cut at the very core of your sense of being? In this thread, you have been nothing but rude, condescending, and snarky to y
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by hirvi74 1y ago
Yes, United States. I should add that I wasn't diagnosed until I was 22.5 years old. Growing up in the South East, USA, there were no such things as Autism, ADHD, etc.. Things have gotten better, I suppose, but I'm in my early 30s
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by hirvi74 1y ago
> So we should determine who to give chess lessons to with chess tournaments? That seems pretty dumb. By your logic, we could even declare grandmasters based on IQ scores alone without anyone needing to play. Clearly that misses the poin

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