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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
That’s animal abuse.
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
These personas (i.e. “Alan”) are annoying enough when used by business people, but in the context of a programming language it’s beyond cringe.
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
[citation needed]
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
https://mortalkombat.fandom.com/wiki/Goro
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
Coordinated Inauthentic Behavior. Lol! From the title I thought it was about some online flashmob where people look at unusual stuff for a day to pollute Facebook’s targeting data.
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
You're talking about feedback loops in Control Theory, which is an established scientific field with strong mathematical underpinnings. The article is talking about "feedback loops" in some handwavy business-marketing-whateve
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
Doesn’t sound like a robust solution. What if the job takes longer than your estimated expire time? Does the worker keep updating the expiry date on a background thread while doing the processing?
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
You don't need to send this email to everyone. Only to those users who haven't clicked on a single link of your regular newsletter for the past X months.
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
Simple: send a letter every month with a link that says “Click here if you still want to receive this newsletter”. Then remove everyone from the list who hadn’t clicked it after a week.
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
Quick, make a SaaS of this!
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
This is one of the reasons why NeuraLink wouldn't work.
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
This sounds like a verbatim copy of something I’ve read on Reddit a few years ago.
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
Too slow for what?
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
I want to be able to tell why a given line of code was introduced. Seeing "Fix indentation" in the output of `git blame` won't help me with that.
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
"Encrypted Military Grade Encryption" - LOL
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
Maybe they forgot to VACUUM.
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
Imagine debugging code signing issues on your iPad! Can't wait to try it B-)
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
Something was definitely lost in translation.
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
“And best of all, it’s 100% free”
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
Don’t they have any more Exocets leftover from the Falklands War?
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
>I've never seen MVC used in anything but single-run applications that end with an discrete output. Wut? Every desktop GUI framework in widespread use is some variant of MVC (i.e. MVC, MVVM, MVP, whatever…).
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
>I would say the biggest barrier is developers not wanting to jump on yet another "this language will solve all your problems, trust me" train. Never underestimate what a team of overly enthusiastic junior engineers are capable
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
Lol, sure! The amount of software written in C++ is minuscule compared to Rust, right?
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
PDF supports this use case by adding an invisible text layer on top of the raster content. On the other hand, JBIG2 doesn’t actually do OCR. It only does template matching of similar-looking blocks of pixels. The compressor doesn’t try to u
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
>Mathematically Y'CbCr is a lossless conversion of RGB. Assuming infinite precision, sure. Interestingly however, there's a closely related color space called YCoCg, that actually does achieve lossless coversion to/from RG
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
Ah yes, the JBIG2 fiasco! JBIG2 is a format for storing black and white documents in a highly compressed way. It works by detecting each letter in the document, and then replacing it with a pointer to the reference version of that letter, u
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
https://rarehistoricalphotos.com/dont-photograph-people-like... You forgot to mention that it’s from the Highway of Death, where US forces bombed a retreating iraqi vehicle column to ashes. The death toll was zero on the US
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
You realize the government is made of people, right?
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
>DTrace uses a minimalistic C dialect called D Which is completely unrelated to the other language called D, also known as DLang. (which was released 4 years earlier than DTrace by the way)
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by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
Yeah, same for me! I only keep albums that I really like. And from those I only keep that few thousand on my phone that I deem “essential”.

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