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by jhardy54 3y ago
You can detect some infinite loops with basic static analysis, but detecting all infinite loops would mean that you’ve solved the halting problem.
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by jhardy54 3y ago
What does the D in TLD stand for?
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by jhardy54 3y ago
This is about OpenAPI (Swagger), not OpenAI (ChatGPT).
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by jhardy54 3y ago
Isn’t QA the whole point of code review?
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by jhardy54 3y ago
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by jhardy54 3y ago
In case it saves anyone a minute or two, here’s a link that doesn’t strike me as super suspicious: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_guns_an... - Intentional homocides per capita: 59th - Firearms per
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by jhardy54 3y ago
I think there’s a bug on mobile: the user is initially promoted with a list of feeds, but nothing happens when they select one. It looks like there’s a button at the top right of the screen that you need to press to actually view your selec
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by jhardy54 3y ago
Where did you get your medical degree?
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by jhardy54 3y ago
In your defense, if you asked me where to get this most stressful haircut, I’d suggest Great Clips.
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by jhardy54 3y ago
/s?
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by jhardy54 3y ago
Counter-point: consider the case where the body of the function is only `return value`.
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The Supreme Court rejects Biden’s plan to wipe away $400B in student loans(apnews.com)
44 points by jhardy54 3y ago|47 comments
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by jhardy54 3y ago
Or, quite often, conveys that you don’t know what they mean.
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by jhardy54 3y ago
Ask how long is left on the timer.
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by jhardy54 4y ago
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by jhardy54 4y ago
Makes sense, thanks for indulging my curiosity.
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by jhardy54 4y ago
That looks like it adds to ~91%, are you missing an entry or do you just have a very long tail of unique low-volume browsers?
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by jhardy54 4y ago
Nope, UDP.
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by jhardy54 4y ago
I’d also be interested to know the answer! I said “probably” because the vast majority of deployments I’ve done over the past decade have been containerized, but I have no trouble believing that my experience isn’t indicative of the average
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by jhardy54 4y ago
Ignoring your tone, here’s a concrete example: I was debugging a HTML-to-PDF service that was crashing for some payloads, but I couldn’t reproduce the problem locally. I used Docker to run the application using the exact same image that was
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by jhardy54 4y ago
> I believe a tool like asdf would also achieve this (correct me if I'm wrong). This is true for very simple applications, where you’re just running `npm ci` or `pip install`, but breaks down as soon as you have sophisticated depend
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by jhardy54 4y ago
That’s a backronym. > NoSQL (originally referring to "non-SQL" or "non-relational") […] NoSQL systems are also sometimes called Not only SQL […] > — https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/NoSQL
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by jhardy54 4y ago
Line 1. Consider removing "would like to" and writing the next verb directly, e.g. "We (would like to) emphasize that"
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by jhardy54 4y ago
Sorry, where do you see this called a “disaster”?
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by jhardy54 4y ago
Exactly this — I thought that’s what “transliteration” meant, but I was wrong. I appreciate the pointer.
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by jhardy54 4y ago
Thanks, I didn’t realize that I’ve been using that word incorrectly. I should have said ‘literal translation’. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Literal_translation
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by jhardy54 4y ago
Translation or transliteration?
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by jhardy54 4y ago
If your comment is satire: well done.
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by jhardy54 4y ago
> … yes, because that worked well. Just to be clear, Mission Impossible is not a documentary.
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by jhardy54 4y ago
What about the vast majority of languages that aren’t JavaScript?

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