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by imetatroll 3y ago
I love space. We wouldn't be here without it!
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by imetatroll 3y ago
I became faint, I would say, after I got my first covid shot a couple years ago. It wasn't immediately after the shot but within the 15 minute time frame post-injection when they would have you wait around to see how you feel. It was
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by imetatroll 3y ago
TLOR... TWOT. Lets see if they can actually make something watchable this time around.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
It isn't batteries included sign up. You have to select a 3rd party lib for that (a gem).
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by imetatroll 3y ago
I fully understand that there are different binary representations for the same character depending on the encoding. It is still all binary.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
This is just ... not how I look at it at all. Everything is represented in powers of two... binary.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
All text is binary. Everything is binary. "Somehow" is an odd choice of words here.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
Declining populations == a crumbling society. I guess it is up to you whether or not you want to have the joy of a child in your life.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
Because CEOs have decided that they need to signal to one another what they should all be forcing their employees to do.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
But if they had meetings in the office they wouldn't be participating anyway so that isn't relevant. I guess it is a difference in employees but I've never had people reject a huddle outright. They might need a bit of time b
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by imetatroll 3y ago
A CEO, whose personality is so closely tied to the company and as a result probably doesn't bat an eye at extreme overwork and constant office presence while also being able to disengage anytime (they are upper management after all), i
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by imetatroll 3y ago
I shouldn't have to wrap a poor design choice.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
Just add a new method with a new name. Vastly better than the proposal at hand.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
Man I really really dislike this proposal. Putting the http request method into the URI... an just sometimes... oh and maybe do "POST,PUT,PATCH /something". Just no thank you. Make a dedicated method that accepts http requ
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by imetatroll 3y ago
I think though that the brain is also considering the spacial relationship of the sound to the listener. Hearing the sound from an external source rather than "inside your brain" does provide relief in my experience.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
I'm in a similar boat. Generally it is background noise until it isn't and then it is a REAL drag. If I am ill or stressed or both it can flare up and then I'm in for a few days of utter suffering.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
I've been stuck making $60K for 15+ years.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
This made me realize that I don't really understand basic concepts. For instance, when connecting to a webserver on a given port, is it up to the kernel to take packets of data and assemble them into ... streams (? - not sure about the
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by imetatroll 3y ago
I could be misjudging because I read his Stormlight books with large gaps of time between readings but the first book, as I recall, was excellent while the later books quickly fell into YA territory for me. It seems to me that he either ha
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by imetatroll 3y ago
So in other words it isn't open source. Ok.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
What I love about this is that http/2 which is non-trivial compared to http/1.1 allows this to happen. The same http/2 that, in my opinion, takes away from the beauty of the web.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
I think it is more that they don't respect developer time.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
TIL that projects like terraform are - apparently - not "large business code".
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by imetatroll 3y ago
This particular thread is about golang use in google. So your comment doesn't appear to apply.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
Manual memory controls? What are those? Rust does not have "manual memory controls". You write the code so that the borrow checker does not complain. End of story.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
No thank you. There is limited time in the day and go fills my needs. Go, Rust, Ruby. These three cover all cases.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
I don't really understand when you say that spawning async would be just like a green thread (goroutine). I thought they were fundamentally different.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
I don't have a degree in CS so I always feel out of my element in these discussions... Is the runtime something the compiler adds to the binary to make sure it is able to correctly interact with the system it is built for? It seems lik
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by imetatroll 3y ago
How is the future system superior? Is this a case of the languages type constraints being better vs non-existent? Saying something is superior doesn't really add much. I am genuinely asking because I have little formal background in
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by imetatroll 3y ago
Props on doing this work! That being said is it just me or does the video seem to stutter?

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