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by keanebean86 5y ago
This is awesome, thanks!
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by keanebean86 5y ago
It would be cool if Opera published presto's source code. Even just for historical reasons. I'm sure there's legal and financial reasons they don't. I was a huge fan and tried to convert my friends from 2004-2012. It was
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by keanebean86 5y ago
This implies your code has fewer than 2¹²² variables. A real coder should have more than that in each method. Sounds like you're basically a glorified VB "dev."
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by keanebean86 5y ago
Considering the number of times I've had to remind coworkers about sql injection during code reviews I agree.
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by keanebean86 5y ago
Imagine this being a turning point in human history. This seemingly mundane HN post links to humanities defining discovery for centuries. This begins a path that takes us to the stars and a post scarcity species. More likey there's som
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by keanebean86 6y ago
Same on my vizio tv. Most apps are fine. Amazon is laggy and search input is basically unusably slow. Hulu also does weird stuff but we're complaining about amazon today.
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by keanebean86 6y ago
AMD tried something similar and the Kernel maintainers rejected the patch. At least that's how I understood it. I think this is a HN post about it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13142285
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by keanebean86 6y ago
Just mention pilot wave theory and someone on this site might reply with a very detailed explanation of quantum mechanics. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilot_wave_theory
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by keanebean86 6y ago
I'm going to be that person and say it doesn't matter. Either you're a consumer who really only cares about a finished product's performance or you're a chip designer who has the time and money to research past the
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by keanebean86 6y ago
Original design goals: * Faster than light outside atmosphere (s model used by space force) * Take off from underground * Returns a vastly increased radar signal to damage ground radar * Air superiority * Water superiority * Negative emissi
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by keanebean86 6y ago
Thanks for this info. I assumed there was a specific reason they used this setup. I was joking about using tape. Too bad we can't make x-ray leds.
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by keanebean86 6y ago
An option would be to replace the laser and tin with some tape. [1] I know tape is a consumable item but is considerably less professional compared to a laser. [1] https://www.nature.com/news/2008/081022/full&
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by keanebean86 6y ago
If the screen told us the fault we would finally have come full circle. My 89 accord lxi's ECU had a blinking light (under the driver's seat) that communicated the detected fault. Yeah you needed a lookup chart but those were not
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by keanebean86 6y ago
Oh yeah it's a joke. It was such a perfect setup I couldn't resist. My grandma had a black t-top in the late 90s. Somewhat ironically, considering this comment thread, it was rear ended at a stop light during the day.
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by keanebean86 6y ago
So now you generalize that these devs are terrible? They do this one thing I don't like. That doesn't say anything about the quality of their work overall.
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by keanebean86 6y ago
Never seen one.
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by keanebean86 6y ago
I wonder if stuff like this is taught in India schools? I work with multiple India devs and they do this all the time. Our code has stuff like below that drives me nuts. public static boolean TRUE = true; I've directly asked if they th
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by keanebean86 6y ago
My only complaint is the dollar sign. Same with PHP. It take time to build the muscle memory for that.
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Ask HN: How do you improve diversity and inclusion?
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by keanebean86 6y ago
Rockstar could get a performance boost by bundling powerpoint: https://youtu.be/uNjxe8ShM-8
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by keanebean86 6y ago
The circle of tech: 1. Someone has an idea. It's alright. Really good for their use case. Someone else hears about it, likes it, and adapts it to a similar use case. So and so forth until the idea has a large user base 2. Employees of
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by keanebean86 6y ago
Sometimes the click detection on the continue button is off so it pretends I clicked "Open in app" which is beyond frustrating. I would just use another website but I can't find one that has a similar mixture of cat gifs, old
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by keanebean86 6y ago
This one seems to have some decent info on the situation https://www.npr.org/2020/09/11/897692090/how-big-oil-misled-...
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by keanebean86 6y ago
[POSSIBLE SPOILERS] I was mad at this season for going back to earth. It felt like a huge step back from the last season. Then I read some wiki pages about the books and I think I see what they're doimg. This season seems to be the set
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by keanebean86 6y ago
Retiring at 57 is pretty risky. Hopefully his savings hold out. He's looking at 30 more years of life. Personally I would be too cautious to leave this early. Edit: risking -> risky; fixed life sentence
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by keanebean86 6y ago
This is depressing but oh so true. I've worked at a few companies and they're all the same. The business team schedules an hour meeting with the project manager once a week for two years to figure out the requirements. I spend a s
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by keanebean86 6y ago
Back in 2008-9 or so I had a 3g altel phone during the Verizon merger. If I forced my phone to 3g I could connect to Verizon towers. It was such a great feeling tethering my phone to my laptop to play WoW at 70 MPH. *I wasn't driving.
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by keanebean86 6y ago
I knew a dude in college that was trying to set up a campus wide mesh network (he worked in IT) with these. The college bought some and he started working on it. Then 2008 happened and he got laid off. It was a cool idea but long term would
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by keanebean86 6y ago
This brings me back to olden days of reddit! RES + Imagus was perfect for killing an afternoon. Looking back it was super unhealthy. Just a constant stream of content messed up my patience something fierce. But it was fun while it lasted.
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by keanebean86 6y ago
I just used the wrong word. It was a typo and I fixed it.

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