kemitche

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by kemitche 7y ago
From my experience, clicking the "build" button (or using the equivalent keyboard shortcut) in Visual Studio.
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by kemitche 7y ago
Plenty of platform exclusive games from decades ago are readily available on new platforms today. I'm not sure your argument makes sense, unless you're saying you bought a movie IN the 1950s and are still watching it today.
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by kemitche 7y ago
The go.mod file implicitly pins to the lowest version that meets the requirements, as I recall.
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by kemitche 7y ago
There are several libraries for it. urfave/cli is my go to.
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by kemitche 7y ago
I agree with you. And it would even be fine to allow shadowing but require an explicit declaration to allow it to happen in a particular case. e.g. import "foo" func other() { shadow var foo string = "bar&qu
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by kemitche 7y ago
I find reasoning about component interest harder in a monolith. Monolith code has free reign to access other parts of the monolith; instead of having to understand a component's inputs and outputs, you have to keep the entirety of the
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by kemitche 7y ago
It's been a long time since I've watched network TV, but I can't recall EVER seeing ads for a TV show on a competitor's network.
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by kemitche 7y ago
Does that solve anything though? Surely any such blog posts would get shared on Twitter, by some combination of official, unofficial, and civilian accounts.
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by kemitche 7y ago
> you'd have to buy a differently branded DVD player different shows from different studios! You mean like having to go Blu-Ray for shows/movies from some studios, and HD-DVD for shows from others? https://www.engadg
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by kemitche 7y ago
Sorry but I think that's a silly argument. Use the right cleanliness tool for the job. For a sidewalk, powerwash it. For a cast-iron pan, you wipe it out and maybe use oil and salt. That's not to say that a bidet isn't the ri
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by kemitche 7y ago
> subsided renewal energy sources, childcare, housing etc. Skipping over oil company subsidies and big bank bailouts when you're cherry picking your government intervention examples makes you appear rather biased.
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by kemitche 7y ago
I don't see suburban areas ever becoming truly mass transit viable. I DO see a future where the benefits of living in denser-packed cities outpace the downsides, encouraging more and more of the US population to live in areas that are
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by kemitche 7y ago
That article says the average population density of cities is ~1,500 per square mile. NYC has a population density of ~27,000 people per square mile. There's a huge gap in the viability of foregoing a car between cities of those densit
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by kemitche 7y ago
I trust RDS to backup the DB properly. I don't trust myself to have perfectly configured RDS backups; to not have missed something critical (S3 bucket); to not have any number of other things outside the DB itself that may come into pl
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by kemitche 7y ago
Assume for a moment that vaccines could actually cause autism at a small rate. Your argument applies there. "Yes your son became autistic, but someone else's son somewhere else didn't get measles and die." I understand t
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by kemitche 7y ago
> But a large part of me tells me this would just make things worse Agreed. You'd end up with more of the folks who just want power for power's sake, instead of growth/validation.
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by kemitche 7y ago
I bet that viasat.com "connections" are given priority and not throttled for bandwidth - or perhaps since he never registered with the system, it never applied a throttle, under the assumption that blocking access negated the need
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by kemitche 7y ago
It's not nuts when compared to non-tech laws. It's illegal to come into my house and take my stuff even if I forget to lock my back door. If we want to protect security professionals, we should write laws that do so.
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by kemitche 7y ago
> However, if a process is so repeatable that you could have an accurate checklist, then you could probably automate the process and eliminate the need for the checklist. To flip this on its head though, writing (and following) a checkli
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by kemitche 7y ago
I read that bullet point as "Yes, you should still write code now and then, so that you're at least loosely familiar with the code base and challenges, but don't put yourself anywhere near the critical path for your product.&
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by kemitche 7y ago
Neither the title nor the article use the word "median" - they appear to be using the concept of "Fair Market Rents" (FMR), which is a 40th percentile[1] of non-sub-standard units. The article calls out that even the _av
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by kemitche 7y ago
The point is that cars don't need to make an immediate jump from "current levels of safety" to "plane levels of safety." Anything that moves the needle noticeably closer to "plane levels" is a solid improv
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by kemitche 7y ago
Sure but is that a problem? If the originally submitted guide is admittedly subjective, then it seems like sharing different subjective viewpoints (with reasoning) in HN comments is a great idea. If it's a subjective thing, I'd ra
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by kemitche 7y ago
My naive view is that it's similar to the reason some companies use AWS rather than running their own data center. That is, it's worth it to pay the premium to not have to manage their own space, and have the flexibility to scale
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by kemitche 7y ago
In the terms, there are 2 separate credit-builder cards. Only one requires Prime. The one that does not require Prime is not eligible for 5% back UNLESS the cardholder also has Prime. > 4. The Amazon.com Store Card Credit Builder. The Am
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by kemitche 7y ago
Every journey begins with a single step.
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by kemitche 7y ago
I know the point of your story was about being able to cancel, and not specifically NYT, but since others might read your anecdote and be turned off of NYT: NYT has since upgraded to allow managing your subscription online, including upgrad
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by kemitche 7y ago
> To put it another way; if you found out GNU coreutils were hosted on Window machines using IIS web servers then you would probably consider that the people making the software (or, certainly those hosting it) are ideologically at odds
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by kemitche 7y ago
It almost seems to me that there are two very similar, overlapping mental models* of "primeness". The first is: "numbers that can be multiplied together to get all other numbers". This mental model by necessity excludes
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by kemitche 7y ago
For me, the problem is I have to alt-tab to get to the right window, pause, remember that alt-tilde exists, alt-tab to get to the right program, pause, alt-tilde to get to the right window in that program. I've only got a half-dozen or

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