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by kyberias 7y ago
Your assessment is wildly inaccurate. Windows NT is a general purpose OS like Linux and the lower layers really don't know or care about the GUI. The Windows NT kernel has been carefully designed like that from the start. In fact, the
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by kyberias 7y ago
> Indeed the entire Windows API is totally GUI centric. I think this is fundamentally incorrect. Windows certainly allows processes and threads to exist with no GUI. The process doesn't need to have message loop, etc. I suggest you
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That is correct. I remember booting it up on 620LX.
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by kyberias 7y ago
I ported Nethack to Windows CE back in the days. I think I used exactly this machine then. Funny thing is, someone asked me about it only some years ago.
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by kyberias 7y ago
Quick! Analyze whether there was any correlation between number of bugs created (in Github repos, for example) and the Slack downtime.
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by kyberias 7y ago
Are there any public databases that would show plane model failure statistics so that I could choose how to fly?
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by kyberias 7y ago
Of course one can make proofs of programs written in Turing complete languages.
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From the proof: "The episode of The Big Bang Theory that contained the discussion about 73, was actually the 73rd of the series!"
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by kyberias 7y ago
This is extremely common.
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by kyberias 7y ago
It's the anti-pattern "Primitive obsession" https://refactoring.guru/smells/primitive-obsession Let's say, for example, that we need to handle distances in on our code with different units (meters a
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by kyberias 7y ago
And that's the best bookcase in the world.
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by kyberias 7y ago
You store them in the same place where you place other tests. It's just code. You version the data as you version any other test data. Never used travis myself, I guess it's some kind of CI. Many people do this. It's perfectl
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by kyberias 7y ago
Interesting. Does this mean that it cannot adjust to human players "switching gears"? Isn't this a huge leak?
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by kyberias 7y ago
What in spreadsheets is not testable? It's trivial to write a test that opens the spreadsheet in excel and tests any formula calculations via Excel Automation API.
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by kyberias 7y ago
Are you sure? I'm pretty sure Excel doesn't store numbers or dates in localized format.
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by kyberias 7y ago
Some caution needs to be used when interpreting these results. The ASB intake was self-reported with a lot of potential errors. The authors state: "Additionally, women with high intakes of ASB of all types may have differed systematica
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by kyberias 7y ago
Very arrogant post that doesn't explain CORS or offer any useful links for understanding CORS.
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by kyberias 7y ago
Let's not confuse encryption with encoding.
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> Notification of deducted money is something that is quite reasonable to expect. You choose to say it like that. "Notification of deducted money". The money was first added, then removed. It would have been different if it was
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by kyberias 7y ago
You just decide to care about the notification. The money that was added on your account and subsequently removed was just bits on hard disc. Those bits didn't affect your life until you decided to demand Paypal to notify about it.
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by kyberias 7y ago
> It is his business, it's his account. It's not his account. It's a service paypal offers. They own the service, the bits, everything. He owns the money. Paypal added some money that was not his, and then they took it awa
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by kyberias 7y ago
> If I care about the order of operations, I’ve designed the system wrong. Let's say I have a complex set of components that move robots that ultimately move stuff around. I have tests that simulate the movements and test that stuf
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Programmer Test Principles(medium.com)
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Very weird case. The person got angry even though it was not his money to begin with. Absolutely no harm was caused to him. The person demanded explanation why an erroneous amount of money visited his account. Yet it's none of his busi
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by kyberias 7y ago
I would like to opt-out as well, but it seems it actually was quite easy. All she had to do was say that she wants the passport to be scanned. Good to know.
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by kyberias 7y ago
The Microsoft response tells you this: you use a system restore point.
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If we were to design a brand new DATABASE ENGINE for today's world, can we develop it such a way that: 1. Finding information is trivial 2. You don't need services indexing billions of rows to find any relevant document
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by kyberias 7y ago
People can use quotes from any book in any context they wish.
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There are no tutorials that claim these features are unique to Haskell or that they cannot be added to other languages.
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by kyberias 7y ago
If there is no data, obviously GDPR doesn't apply.

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