lnanek2

27 ms·

211.
by lnanek2 8y ago
That's not really true. I play a game called summoners war and Google strategies often. It's always an AMP page at the top from the one summoner's war site that does that even though I don't like their page vs. the other
212.
by lnanek2 8y ago
A lot of those issues play fun roles in this book: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36510759-the-freeze-fram...
213.
by lnanek2 8y ago
I guess it's broken? I picked Chinese, then Shutter Island, then at the "Start the movie now, then press start here." prompt the play button didn't do anything. That said, I've found this implementation to be really
214.
by lnanek2 8y ago
Embarrassingly, I work for a company that has copied several of the recycler view layout managers out and customized them. And that new Work Manager is unusable right now without in house fixes...
215.
by lnanek2 8y ago
Vaporfly is actually heavier than some other racing flats that have performed worse, like the Nike Zoom Streak 6. So your theory of what is happening doesn't fit, unfortunately. Regenerative braking makes cars heavier and generally onl
216.
by lnanek2 8y ago
Well, you can put together a promo packet. Collect all your best design docs, pull requests, list out the feature you shipped, the people you mentored, the opportunities you won the company, the money you saved the company, feedback from yo
217.
by lnanek2 8y ago
Maybe it was changed, but the current title is "Crafting Interpreters". Interpreters are used for scripting languages, so not sure there's any valid complaint that programming language inside an interpreter book is synonymous
218.
by lnanek2 8y ago
One person told me that area is so bad in particular because that's the area unemployment checks are obtained. So a lot of the poorest people without an address besides a shelter have to go there regularly, and they don't exactly
219.
by lnanek2 8y ago
There were definitely publishers who had to block EU traffic while working on compliance. Additionally, people at companies like mine had to rush out features to allow users to view all of their saved data retained by us and optionally save
220.
by lnanek2 8y ago
Scooters have actually been getting slower, not faster. Bird has been replacing 15mph models with 12mph in Santa Monica. These are no doubt cheaper, but also elicit less complaints from pedestrians and helps please the city council - who al
221.
by lnanek2 8y ago
That definitely hurts my experience as well. I even tried having the app installed for a bit, but that shoved stuff on the screen I didn't want as well. I guess they are under business pressure to show you more than the content in orde
222.
by lnanek2 8y ago
yarn is basically an npm wrapper that add caching, so even so, it's good for avoiding intermittent errors
223.
by lnanek2 8y ago
iOS is not particularly different from OSX. That's why Apple developers get to use a super fast simulator instead of the dog slow emulator we Android developers are stuck with.
224.
by lnanek2 8y ago
He does point out every good programer knows they should have one if check for all three: " Wrapping Up . Many programmers will get a sense that something was off about the first example. Every programmer I’ve shown this exa
225.
by lnanek2 8y ago
The author claims 20 generations would be enough to breed the powers shown and thousands is unrealistic: " even the most pessimistic estimates of how many generations it might take to drastically increase average human intelligence
226.
by lnanek2 8y ago
It's pretty clear he means it made it into the platform, then was later deprecated.
227.
by lnanek2 9y ago
Seems to be an intentional honeypot. That said, the storing the binary code on an innocent image host was a nice find that wouldn't have happened had the attack been blocked immediately. Pretty nice win for that image host to learn to
228.
by lnanek2 9y ago
I know Experian will list inquiries on their site. They also email with every positive and negative score change. I'm scared to login and see if they have an email on inquiry option, though, since they often scam activate some monthly
229.
by lnanek2 9y ago
What I find hilarious is when I post a very detailed technical android answer and then someone comes along and edits it to be incorrect. I wish there was a way to make your posts only viewable or deletable. The people who go around editing
230.
by lnanek2 9y ago
It's pretty amazing to read someone still fear mongering about peak oil, something that was predicted to happen in 1970. Maybe the author is very old? What's actually occurred in practice is that, as the oil price rises other sour
231.
by lnanek2 9y ago
I'd love for it to be true, but it's tough to believe that's real. There's one point where a pedestrian is standing in the snow on the road just to the side of where the car would pass: https://youtu.be/B
232.
by lnanek2 9y ago
Seems solvable in this case. Ultra-sound can wake up the device, but then it would take some other signal to have it do anything other than go back to sleep, like WiFi/Bluetooth/LAN/etc.. So you wouldn't get incorrect fu
233.
by lnanek2 9y ago
Gaming is bigger than the movie industry at this point. I don't think even a sub-category like PC gaming is going anywhere soon.
234.
by lnanek2 9y ago
I live in the US and have had snail mail opened without my permission and forwarded to me at the post office before. Once they put a sticker on it, once they didn't even bother. So, no, your snail mail isn't private at all. Govern
235.
by lnanek2 9y ago
I had the same experience with UHC when I was forced to switch to it for a job. Numerous surveys, even by third party companies, that eventually resulted in them denying to pay for treatment when they really were my only provider. They kept
236.
by lnanek2 9y ago
The Google crap was probably to disable the pay wall. I had to google the article title and follow the Google link myself to avoid it...
237.
by lnanek2 9y ago
I've seen plenty of bosses who will try to improve someone even if they know they are leaving in a couple years, telling people to make sure to get on LinkedIn so they can rate them up, etc.. There's much less loyalty to companies
238.
by lnanek2 9y ago
Lying definitely works really well at work, however. I recently had to work with another team that committed to do a portion of the work on a feature, they blew it off for 5 weeks, then at the big meeting about it lied and claimed they neve
239.
by lnanek2 9y ago
Don't really follow this assertion: > damaging the social fabric without care (Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter) Without Facebook and Snapchat my parents would get something on the order of a written letter once a year and a c
240.
by lnanek2 9y ago
Wow, I thought the article was going to say it doesn't actually happen. But it flat out stated they do slow down the phone intentionally when the battery is old. This is to avoid a forced shutoff issue, so is arguably the preferred beh

More ›