isityouyesitsme

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by isityouyesitsme 3y ago
Overall, it is shoddy writing. A pet peeve of mine is on display: "The victim suffered critical injuries but died after reaching the hospital." The use of "but" here is confusing. It's the wrong conjunction. The aut
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by isityouyesitsme 3y ago
Holy correlation is not causation, Batman!
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by isityouyesitsme 3y ago
In straight dollars, perhaps yes. But the new servers don't show up and spend 3 to 6 months before accomplishing anything meaningful, don't require sick time which can cause the optimizations to slip, and don't take 3 months
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by isityouyesitsme 3y ago
I didn't know that VW owned Tesla!
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by isityouyesitsme 3y ago
Perhaps not. I also don't want some cops to be the ones on patrol, out of fear that they might act on strong biases. But I also wouldn't excuse them for pulling someone over and immediately opening fire with intent to kill in orde
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by isityouyesitsme 3y ago
Scrum as a concept doesn't matter. Agile as a thing doesn't matter. Team structure doesn't matter. All that matters is who has authority and the business both enforcing that authority and also making sure that authority is be
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by isityouyesitsme 3y ago
The reality is that in order to make the technology safe, you need to be able to expose it to the conditions under which it will operate. To me, this is not the issue. The issue is whether companies have the requisite technology in place to
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by isityouyesitsme 3y ago
Based on personal experience, yes if an AV is susceptible to a problem, then all of them are susceptible on at least the same software and hardware configuration. This is the same in every safety-critical field. The comment is a bit naive t
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by isityouyesitsme 3y ago
Typesanitizer, I just want to note that I'm not downvoting you. I found nothing objectionable about your comment. I'm unsure what the expectation is here. I'm allowed to say we had a poor experience, you should be allowed to
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by isityouyesitsme 3y ago
I don't want to go into specifics. The problems we encountered were that they could not rewrite the targets in our build system for the automated refactoring, and any missing include path at all would cause the clang-based tooling they
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by isityouyesitsme 3y ago
We hired 2 junior developers for maybe 20K more total, in total compensation, than their original quote. But you (and child) comment made me realize that I don't remember the terms of the proposal, whether it was per year or for 2 year
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by isityouyesitsme 3y ago
Their support in the demo period sucked, their complex C++ support was lacking, they didn't integrate into modern C++ build systems well, and their prices were insane. They kept trying to push this "campaign" feature on us, w
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by isityouyesitsme 3y ago
Yeah, everything you're writing is just coming off as projection. Let's part ways, you have no insights to add, only ugly accusations of people you've never met.
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by isityouyesitsme 3y ago
https also provides secure authentication, not merely encryption. The encryption part also guarantees the authentication part by proving that the stream can not have been modified. In order to meet this guarantee for the scheme you're
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by isityouyesitsme 3y ago
I didn't flag it. I'm not improperly judging anything. I have lived this for too long. "No good reason" is a fantasy. There is "no good reason" other than the real world standing in the way, which is an economi
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by isityouyesitsme 3y ago
Perhaps not everyone knows what AUTOSAR is. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/AUTOSAR . Think: automotive brake controllers, that type of shit. It is safety critical. My point isn't that the rules apply universally,
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by isityouyesitsme 3y ago
Ever write against AUTOSAR? Vendors will implement full state machines in the preprocessor. Generated code will include the same header 2 or 3 times, because each time through, the state machine has changed and different code is exposed. I
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by isityouyesitsme 3y ago
Thinly-veiled racism? You are conflating geopolitics and economics that could concern someone who could end up being affected by such a trend (which the poster isn't, as they said later) with racism. Is someone in a given country suppo
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by isityouyesitsme 3y ago
Thank you for the well-written and polite reply. You taught me that the residence times are the big problem, and for all of the arguments and discussion generated through the years on this, I have never once heard this.
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by isityouyesitsme 3y ago
Hmm, most of that passes the smell test to me, thanks. The part that doesn't: I'm admittedly looking only at my Urban area, but traffic is much less than it was. I still commute to the office, and it just isn't what it used t
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by isityouyesitsme 3y ago
In most of 2020, and large parts of 2021, the U.S. economy tanked, along with a substantial number of active road users, air travelers, manufacturing services, logistics, etc. Even today in my not-quite-urban living area, the traffic seems
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by isityouyesitsme 3y ago
I'm purely curious at this point, I have nothing else to add here---what's your favorite example of the other failure, the type where all the researchers in the industry hype something and then 10 or 20 years later, you can look a
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by isityouyesitsme 3y ago
Nah. Nobody complaints when you invent words or phrases to add clarity, but most academic papers are NOT doing this. It's an academic circle-j** where all the authors play the same game to try to fit in with each other. And in this res
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by isityouyesitsme 3y ago
Leetcode doesn't capture this, so it must not be a viable way to work. /s
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by isityouyesitsme 3y ago
"Right" or "left" wing is entirely meant as a sweeping generalized insult these days. The words are otherwise meaningless. Or more, they only mean whatever the person speaking them means to say. Example: Some of the most
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by isityouyesitsme 3y ago
I'm unable to ascertain if you're being intentionally obtuse or merely unable to follow how analogies work.
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by isityouyesitsme 4y ago
this is a half truth. everybody was lying on their takeover reports. EXCEPT Uber. Uber was banned from California because they refused to lie, and refused to be made to look stupid compared to the companies who WERE lying, and who have lite
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by isityouyesitsme 4y ago
To live in a city of any size, let alone a dense one, you need to be highly tolerant of things that irritate you or violate things you consider valuable, and in many cases, you must be tolerant of things that violate basic mores. The second
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by isityouyesitsme 4y ago
I think you've managed to miss the OP point entirely.
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by isityouyesitsme 4y ago
If there was an abundant, inexpensive, legal supply of bread and all the thief had to do was value honesty more than free bread, rather than continuing to steal, across decades, thousands of loafs of bread, yes. I think it's ok to take

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