lttlrck

9 ms·

91.
by lttlrck 2y ago
It's not a given that anti-vax belief correlates with lowered educational standards. I would imagine it's far more complex. Neither issue is isolated to the US.
92.
by lttlrck 2y ago
A library is faster than a language? Awful headline.
93.
by lttlrck 2y ago
Discretion rubs both ways. Just because it didn't happen to your/our preference this time doesn't mean it never happens.
94.
by lttlrck 2y ago
I was taught to drive manual barefoot - by an instructor. To get better pedal feel. (And decades later I simrace barefoot where there is essentially no useful pedal feel... in VR, so all physical interactions are completely blind - no touc
95.
by lttlrck 2y ago
Doubtful that would ever happen. And all sides know it.
96.
by lttlrck 2y ago
That's not the reason, SCTP over UDP was already standardized
97.
by lttlrck 2y ago
You clipped off > and mostly in the same geographic region
98.
by lttlrck 2y ago
Thank you this has been driving me nuts!
99.
by lttlrck 2y ago
That depends on the definition of "end".
100.
by lttlrck 2y ago
In an electric car with regenerative braking, perhaps this is the redundancy.
101.
by lttlrck 2y ago
The state had, IIRC, a $100 billion surplus 2 years ago. They knew the insurers were leaving and why. Yet didn't fund FAIR correctly at the time? Or what's the excuse? Of course now there is a massive deficit. Maybe they'll p
102.
by lttlrck 2y ago
The first time I saw the WWW was on an Apollo workstation running NCSA Mosaic. This was at Portsmouth Uni in the UK. Those were all replaced with HP PA-RISC workstations after HP bought Apollo. Apollo was founded in Chelmsford MA where I, c
103.
by lttlrck 2y ago
Good for France. The fact this isn't an EU venture, matching Stargate in size, feels significant somehow.
104.
by lttlrck 2y ago
I'd settle for "not worse" these days.
105.
by lttlrck 2y ago
Did it _sound_ like you though? It doesn't sound remotely like me.
106.
by lttlrck 2y ago
Why? Is there something funny happening?
107.
by lttlrck 2y ago
It's the first button when you open FaceTime. Is that also too subjective?
108.
by lttlrck 2y ago
None of those mention "installing drives".
109.
by lttlrck 2y ago
Something with meaningful restrictions such as register count and RAM that you'll hit quickly when hand-coding assembler is a super IMHO useful teaching tool. 16 registers is luxurious!
110.
by lttlrck 2y ago
But if the standard to get into school was lowered (not saying it was as I have no evidence), that it would alter the output. If not in quality then in volume.
111.
by lttlrck 2y ago
Yes. It's quite a distinct part of my being startled by an unexpected sound, similar to hairs raising on the back on my neck.
112.
by lttlrck 2y ago
Just add "What Three Words" for time.
113.
by lttlrck 2y ago
Sure - but they didn't even mention the US.
114.
by lttlrck 2y ago
It's not free.
115.
by lttlrck 2y ago
I streamed on Starlink on Hawaiian last month. For free. From coach. It was fine.
116.
by lttlrck 2y ago
I'm not particularly street smart having grown up in a tiny village in England. But I too have felt no more threatened in numerous US urban and suburban cities than I have in many places in Europe - and the UK... It's not without
117.
by lttlrck 2y ago
10%?!? That's not grounded in reality - only ignorance, maybe prejudice.
118.
by lttlrck 2y ago
Making 401K mandatory? With a minimum percentage? Yeah I wonder how that would go but if it meant you could opt-out of Social Security maybe it could work.
119.
by lttlrck 2y ago
Why is that baffling? If I couldn't have fun at work (of this exact nature) - I'd quit, I'd be bored, my brain would be constantly itching. These activities are no more a waste of time than reading up on a topic or doing a tu
120.
by lttlrck 2y ago
For myself, the code is the journey. There are times though when I'm not fully invested in the problem, that I really just want to skip that part.

More ›