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by hyperhopper 2y ago
Nyc has a hard shutdown at 4am. By law. With most things shutting down at 12/2. Especially post-covid. If you're going to make such a wild statement where the laws are against you any any Google search of hours is against you, you
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by hyperhopper 2y ago
I wonder why are many many "babe" constants included, but only a single "d00d" constant.
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by hyperhopper 2y ago
How ironic that the post for the beginner friendly OS isn't beginner friendly
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by hyperhopper 2y ago
Wikipedia is generally right and you can check it's sources. Also everything there was written by a human. LLMs are often wrong and you cannot check their sources. Also since it is generated you can trick it into spitting out falsehood
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by hyperhopper 2y ago
Then you get to write 10x the vulnerabilities yourself and not have nearly the same chance of any of them getting disclosed to you!
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by hyperhopper 2y ago
The thread explains one possible reason why. You should read the link before commenting. The reason proposed is that if the environment is loud, you won't be bothered by additional noise from the fans.
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by hyperhopper 2y ago
You're not giving them 6 months. You're giving them 1 day, before they may end up even seeing the email and getting charged against their will. Even if they do see the email, 1 day is not enough for a change of service notificatio
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by hyperhopper 2y ago
They don't have 6 months. They have 1 day. People might not even be checking their inboxes on this Friday, leading to unannounced charges in an unreasonable timeframe or the extortion of paying or having downtime. Disgusting behavior.
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by hyperhopper 2y ago
Then clearly you have not spent much time in Tokyo, the trains don't run between 12 and 5am. That's a lot of the day to not have access to public transit, especially for peak partying hours on a weekend.
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by hyperhopper 2y ago
When you talk about a post office clerk or military draftee, that's when you can use this public service argument. He is talking about the ruling class with power over all of us, so they should have more oversight than any normal perso
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by hyperhopper 2y ago
There were never any. None of the models or code are actually open. It claims to be a nonprofit but is effectively a for profit company pulling the strings of a nonprofit just to avoid taxes.
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by hyperhopper 2y ago
Ironic since your snippet is now a new leftpad. Does every dev need to write the same line now? Or should your one-liner be a library? The basics that everybody needs, should be standardized in the standard library.
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by hyperhopper 2y ago
This perfectly illustrates the problem with bash. Somebody did something the straightforward way which worked. A solution is given on a better way, but that also has a problem that somebody else didn't know about. Bash let's you d
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by hyperhopper 2y ago
Do you have a source on this?
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by hyperhopper 2y ago
They asked a question, and I gave an answer that is in line with the guidance from many senior engineers with a wide variety of language experience, and many governmental and security organization's advice. The reason to use c++ is for
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by hyperhopper 2y ago
Stop using c++ in new projects.
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by hyperhopper 2y ago
> To me using default parameters to control behavior in OO languages is insanity. That’s what OO design is for? But we all went away from this because pure OO is also pitfall riddled and extremely clunky and overly verbose and repetitive
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by hyperhopper 2y ago
Or, just install sl! https://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/displays-animations-when-acci... Personally I have sl aliased to sl=sl && ls to make sure I break the habit of ever typing sl. (Though also usually I'm t
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by hyperhopper 2y ago
They seem to be written down right there in this blog post by the organization itself.
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by hyperhopper 2y ago
An out group of people to be blamed. In this case, the lame corporate kind of people.
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by hyperhopper 2y ago
He literally got removed from Paypal, "his first company" for trying to push the x.com thing there. That's why he owns the domain. It was stupid then and he held a grudge ever since which is why he's pushing it everywher
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by hyperhopper 2y ago
Yes, this list doesn't provide more than a quick google search. It's easy to find a million competing products. Getting an unbiased comparison with a table of points is a more useful resource that takes more effort to make and kee
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by hyperhopper 2y ago
What are they supposed to do? Not have any automated filtering? Just shut down when the site gets too big. I'm not a fan of these privately owned social media platforms with no oversight, fairness, or recourse for the public, but peopl
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by hyperhopper 2y ago
Whales is a country but it is not a nation-state and probably does not have its own APT.
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by hyperhopper 2y ago
Not at all. This would not pass a good code review. The test was for good stream, bad stream, good stream. The two good streams were only a few bites, why was the bad stream so large? A good reviewer should have, even for a binary test case
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
> Obviously the rise of git played a big role in this. I would argue it's the other way around. Mercurial is a better source control system, and was a close contender with git back then. However, GitHub winning the hosting war and a
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
Not true. Bash is filled with foot guns. In fact even HN has articles hitting the front page every other month about another bash footgun and how to avoid it. Any Muppet can write a bash script to do the thing, but only somebody with a lot
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
> Learning a new language shouldn't be difficult. Programmers are expected to familiarize themselves with new tech. I wish any large company agreed with this. I've worked for a company that on boarded every single new engineer
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
What happened last week? Could you please provide context?
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
Morally, these multinational corporations deserve piracy or any bad thing that happens to them.

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