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by hvidgaard 5y ago
> Would the proof completely fall apart if the algorithm could update itself to handle the new information? The only thing stopping it is that in the formulation of the problem, the algorithm is assumed to not be able to change with new
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
I already covered that. > If we assume that we use your terms, "Given, When, Then" in place of "Arrange, Act, Assert"
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
It's to ensure that it's actually adhered to. Unfortunately experience have shown that it's unreasonable to expect all developers to remember this on their own accord. I generally also advise the leads to make sure there is a
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
My teams use a snippet that expands to the following [Fact(Skip = "Generated With Snippet")] public async Task MyTestMethodAsync() { //Arrange //Act //Assert
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
> From a four dimensional perspective—which is the correct one, let’s not forget—the distance between a photon’s emission and absorption event is always zero. That would require the emission and absorption events location in the space to
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
> An argument of "Think of the children" generally means restricting something from dissemination, discussion, or presentation because it's availability or the process by which it is made available would be a negative chil
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
Sure they could. But someone still need to design the chips and take them from silicon to a packaged chip. They obviously do that to a limited degree, but a test run to see if everything is within spec is very different to producing actual
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
I agree. Having a huge mono repo is basically throwing the towel in the ring with your automation/package management/dependency validation. In the .net world your CI/CD pipeline should continuously build and publish NuGet pac
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
Mag strip or chip, you still need your pin here. With contactless there is a limit of 50-100 EUR, and when you use Apple Pay you never have to provide a pin.
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
I'm inclined to agree. One of the most successful "No Code" programs is Excel. Yet we still, time and time again, see people struggle with basic calculations in it. It's literally elementary school mathematics we're
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
The compiler can almost trivially get the type. As long as the type on the right side is resolved it's a single pass to resolve the type of the left side. Only rarely is the compiler unable to and you will get an error and have to prov
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
I still stand by the statement. Three times as contagious sounds significantly worse that the herd immunity achieved with 85-90% vaccination for covid delta vs 93-95% for measles.
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
Delta is not far from as contagious as measles - the most contagious disease known to man. Let that sink in for a while.
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
You have to assume that everything you do not control and monitor is compromised.
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
I'm not the one you reply to, but I have some relevant thoughts on the process. I'm value my fundamental right to privacy. I understand that technology can be used to stop bad things from happening if we accept a little less priva
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
It's location dependent, but more people live with radon seeping up from the ground than you would think. Some countries now have building codes that demand the foundation gets sealed to prevent it.
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
Surely there are better ways to do that, if it is even needed. If your validation only validates that you have > attribute statement / attribute name / attribute value style Does that even have a benefit? Is it any different th
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
Not quite as productive for a farmer can be plenty productive for private use - he should release it!
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
Do you happen to know what this variety is called?
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
Many of mans greatest inventions have started like this. Just because we are not aware of a problem today, does not mean it is not there, will not come, or that it can be solved efficiently in other ways.
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
I'm not sure I agree. Some of the best Scrum Masters I've worked with was not developers, but peoples person with great process optimization skills. Some of the worst I've worked with have been developers or product owners th
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
There is this misconception that software development can be ultra lean and only really need a team of few handful of people if they're just sufficiently capable. It's knowledge work that is almost always in the complex domain, an
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
I think that is the easy way to answer that question. Obviously the first "What if .." should be try to source from somewhere else, or perhaps have multiple supply chains. For instance cloth is a commodity, and if they know they c
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
It's usually on the grain and not from the air. It's where the sour part comes from too, it's not uncommon to use raw unmalted grain to innoculate beer wort to create a sour beer.
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
> You don't "bootstrap" your yeast culture and your grain culture - you get them from some source. You do not have to buy them. You get them from the grain. But I agree with you though. It's basically bootstrapping, b
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
What is amazing about this is that it is a super simple game of "what if?". What if our current supply of chips are disrupted? It would mean production halts, there is a non negligible risk and we cannot source new chips in less t
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
It's not supposed to be $1000 to each and everyone just like that. That's be too much for pretty much any government. But imagine that you give $1000 to a person without a job. Then said person gets a job and for every $1 they ear
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
It's a never ending struggle to get people to create this ordered priority. I always tell my developers to say "if you do not give this an ordered priority, I will resolve items as I see fit. Should we need to stop for one reason
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
To be fair, unless Apple collaborated with Microsoft before the launch, it's not trivial to add that as a target to the pipeline in a production ready environment. I'm not even sure Apple allows any virtualized instance which pose
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by hvidgaard 5y ago
And luckily stepping down reverses the production to "normal" level. PPIs are so potent that you can basically stop the acid production, which is not what you want except for a short period of time.

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