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by hueving 8y ago
Yes, but alka seltzer also has aspirin in it and anhydrous citric acid.
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by hueving 8y ago
Sounds like a disclaimer for any programming. Just because the happy path works doesn't mean you have a finished system.
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by hueving 8y ago
Ah, my memory fails me of the limitation I was running into. IIRC it was passing socket FDs from a process in an ip namespace to a parent process outside of the namespace via a unix domain socket.
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by hueving 8y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/18/us/politics/fact-check-tr...
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by hueving 8y ago
>2. Sockets are files. No, they don't have filenames usually, but they do have file descriptors and even inode numbers. I challenge you to create a symbolic link to one. :)
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by hueving 8y ago
Trust for what? I'm happy to use my credit card pretty much anywhere because US credit card companies will easily reverse any fraudulent transactions. Shopping on the web with credit cards is a solved problem. There is some hidden subt
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by hueving 8y ago
> more or less a proxy for some combination of general intelligence and coding questions. It's a proxy for one particular style of coding questions: leetcode. It's nothing more, nothing less. Calling it a proxy for general inte
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by hueving 8y ago
>Someone did have millions of records for everyone's credit history including birthdays and past addresses. The point is to make it public. Not claim its out there somewhere. The ability to go in and see your data just sitting there
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by hueving 8y ago
What is bitcoin giving your customer that a credit card would not?
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by hueving 8y ago
>(including total private college costs If your kids are too stupid to get tuition assistance, private college isn't going to do any more good for them than a regular local uni.
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by hueving 8y ago
>because those two-parent families tend to vote for the other party, and one-earner families have kids that vote for their party This confuses cause and effect. Two-earner families tend to be two-earner families because you need two inco
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by hueving 8y ago
>Here's a challenge: try inlining the foo and bar in the call (because this is how functions are typically composed in functional programming) Sure, it's ugly but I think it's a silly challenge. Complex functions defined i
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by hueving 8y ago
>We know that some people without access to medical care will die. You're saying it's okay to gamble those people's lives on the chance that future lives might be saved. This happens every time a double-blind medical trial
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by hueving 8y ago
China and India are both worse to be poor in, which still makes it a position of privilege compared to a significant portion of the world population. That's why "check your privilege" is such a stupid statement.
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by hueving 8y ago
These companies losing investor money isn't anything like the broken window fallacy. If I pay a company $0.75 for a $1 widget with a $0.25 VC subsidy, I get the $1 widget and I'm ahead a widget. Nobody had to destroy a widget to m
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by hueving 8y ago
>I better its safer than most modern planes with those guys living up there taking care of her. Not likely. Planes don't usually crash from maintenance neglect. We are at a point where it's multiple simultaneous failures caused
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by hueving 8y ago
Single issue voter or multiple issue voter, holding someone responsible for the actions of an entire political party is shockingly stupid.
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by hueving 8y ago
It's okay even if they don't recognize it. Every issue in the US is one of tremendous privilege. Recognizing that doesn't change anything.
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by hueving 8y ago
>People are going to die based on our health care policy Yes, and people are going to die based on our self-driving car policies, our affordable housing policies, our food subsidy policies, our energy policies, our alcohol policies, our
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by hueving 8y ago
>The headhunt started on very little information - At least read the comment before trying to troll. They headhunted him because he had already worked for them . It's hard to get more information than that.
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by hueving 8y ago
Giving enough of a shit to hang out on IRC is a merit. Most of the rest are anecdotes about having a long career. The only sketchy bit is the Mason thing.
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by hueving 8y ago
Explain how you can't tell the difference between a variable assignment and a keyword.
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by hueving 8y ago
You pass functions just like any other argument. clos = 42 def foo(x): return x + clos def bar(y): return y * clos higher_order(foo, bar) What's so hard about that?
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by hueving 8y ago
And that's a stupid heuristic. Simple bash scripts can be critical to a processing pipeline while still being the best tool for the job.
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by hueving 8y ago
That describes pretty much every PhD program in the US.
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by hueving 8y ago
It depends on if you view a lack of features as a positive or negative.
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by hueving 8y ago
I don't need to lactate to take my kid to the park without judgment.
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by hueving 8y ago
It means that the only people that can cut your connectivity off are in a completely different jurisdiction. Useful if you have a lot of sketchy traffic.
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by hueving 8y ago
To be clear, the point I'm making is that economic interests are aligned for vaccine manufactures to make vaccines and for people to take them. Just because both sides have a vested interest in taking them, there isn't suddenly an
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by hueving 8y ago
You're assumption that Republicans represent intolerance already reveals your partisanship. It's comical that you can't even see the insanity of that equivalence. >My argument is just that saying that lining up Texas with

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