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by kurtisc 8y ago
My mum has something that does this. She calls it a 'doorbell'. Doesn't even need the wire.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
The vim pager is just useless errata, it makes me happy I found it. But the point is a lot of common CLI tools will have ctrl+F/B available via less unless you configure it otherwise. I finally found another one, a real other one, by t
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by kurtisc 8y ago
Where I live, that's not legal.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
And then... https://www.businessinsider.com/elon-musk-breaks-tesla-autop...
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by kurtisc 8y ago
At the time of writing your comment is greyed out so evidently more than one person only values private freedom of speech if it's not yours.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
Speak for yourself, my MANPAGER is vim!
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by kurtisc 8y ago
Or implement fizzbuzz
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by kurtisc 8y ago
The same bindings work in less, manpages, and git diffs. They're not obscure.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
I think the assumption that static typing means things take more time requires justification. Usually I see the assertion given from people who naturally take longer getting things to pass compilation just because they're not used to u
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by kurtisc 8y ago
I'm not challenging the existence of the cars, I'm asking if the global car market reflects the US market as in the citation. I'm especially interested if it applies in China.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
If you wouldn't discuss it with your family around a dinner table, why would you do it on a platform where you connect with them?
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by kurtisc 8y ago
Does this extend outside the US car market?
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by kurtisc 8y ago
That doesn't matter from the perspective of the sender. Most people won't turn it off.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
Someone else's mailbox isn't your tool.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
>Driving is so much more dangerous than flying Flying is only as safe as it is thanks to regulations written in blood. I don't think flying today versus driving today is the right comparison to make, rather flying today versus flyin
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by kurtisc 8y ago
Group chats won't follow you though.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
That's using the end user's cores. Using something at programming-time could be something like static analysis. Then there are entire tests the programmer doesn't have to write and bugs that never get pushed.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
And post-processing for the lens, or to compensate for having twice as many green sensors as red/blue.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
You can work for companies that will pay you to develop FLOSS that supports their products. This is where most of code in Linux comes from.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
All countries in the EU must follow article 11 of the CFR.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
Money laundering?
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by kurtisc 8y ago
To go off topic: Why do you (and others) call the technology itself 'blockchain', singular? The Bitcoin blockchain and the Ethereum blockchain are fully separate so to describe a set containing both I'd say 'blockchains&
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by kurtisc 8y ago
The HN database must be very complex then, you can't do either.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
The only carry-over I've had is a faster understanding of concepts like noun phrases acting similarly to parsing expressions.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
MISRA C 2012 allows scoped goto. I can't see anything disallowing pointers to functions or continue. There are advisory rules against unscoped goto and multiple returns. These can be ignored with justification. Rules are described as &
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by kurtisc 8y ago
The majority of programmers are, by definition, mediocre or worse. MISRA C specifically bans this code style.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
>your code review feedback can wait. Nothing productive ever comes out of these processes Then the errors get merged and I'm liable.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
Adding fibres. i.e. adding cells is hyperplasia and it's currently unknown if this occurs naturally in adult humans. Most visible growth can be attributed to hypertrophy, where the cells grow bigger.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
If it's a hot-fix for ISP troubles then I can imagine it being overlooked. Nobody working at Google would ever fail to connect to 8.8.8.8 while developing it.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
I don't mean the blockchains, I mean the users. What if someone makes a typo? I'm not a part of the US economy though.

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