mc4ndr3

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   by mc4ndr3 5y ago

   Text is still a leading way to transfer information efficiently. Browsing websites with big goggles is not fun. VR is still expensive. Only one provider offers a less expensive, standalone form. For what purpose is VR to be enjoyed? As a no
2. 332.▲
   by mc4ndr3 5y ago

   Manual user setup is not scalable. Don't expose features to the Internet that aren't ready for Internet scale.
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   by mc4ndr3 5y ago

   paywall
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   by mc4ndr3 5y ago

   Now that WASM and TypeScript exist, in favor of deprecating JavaScript.
5. 335.▲
   by mc4ndr3 5y ago

   ok boomer
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   by mc4ndr3 5y ago

   So the NIC is detached from the motherboard by default, and no one is permitted physical access?
7. 337.▲
   by mc4ndr3 5y ago

   Sale! $35/mo subscription to being alive Thank your local representative now!
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   by mc4ndr3 5y ago

   Ruby takes the best of Smalltalk and runs with it.
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   by mc4ndr3 5y ago

   As with all performance techniques, benchmarking is the only way to establish whether loop unrolling actually optimizes your heuristic. For example, no manual loop unrolling strategies were able to improve my Cisco password decryptor. It&#x
10. 340.▲
    by mc4ndr3 5y ago

    Now ban Amazon from blocking Pinterest on mobile.
11. 341.▲
    by mc4ndr3 5y ago

    Microsoft: Support it until the sun burns out. Apple: Buy the new model! No wait, the new, new model! Linux: Do it yourself.
12. 342.▲
    by mc4ndr3 5y ago

    Badly written software sold to a software company. Checks out.
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    by mc4ndr3 5y ago

    I think people shove way, way, WAY too much logic into CI/CD pipelines, at the expense of leaving the local build to rot. And so every time a test is written exclusively for the remote pipeline, another bug escapes notice. The best pip
14. 344.▲
    by mc4ndr3 5y ago

    I thought that was an open patent. Explain the case like I'm five.
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    by mc4ndr3 5y ago

    I'd like to read the article but an obnoxious paywall appears.
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    by mc4ndr3 5y ago

    Legalizing what was already ubiquitous
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    by mc4ndr3 5y ago

    Good article demystifying the gargantuan build system that is autotools/autoconf. I'm having success with cmake, an easier, thinner technology stack.
18. 348.▲
    by mc4ndr3 5y ago

    The truth hurts. People prefer a warm blanket.
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    by mc4ndr3 5y ago

    She doesn't know?
20. 350.▲
    by mc4ndr3 5y ago

    Yeah, the Donkey Kong guy was the same way. No love of the sport. People living for empty achievements.
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    by mc4ndr3 5y ago

    No one has precisely one quarter wave length antennas. Half or full length would be more ideal, save for resistance. Again, no perfect antenna. SWR changes with weather conditions. The antenna just has to be good enough for the job. Receivi
22. 352.▲
    by mc4ndr3 5y ago

    There's already an audiobook app with the same name. Google before writing code.
23. 353.▲
    by mc4ndr3 5y ago

    Still waiting for those no fly zones to be enforced...
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    by mc4ndr3 5y ago

    > They’re not easy to create without either using the reflect package, or playing with the internal representation of Go variables. Ouch, when people corrupt the state machine.
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    by mc4ndr3 5y ago

    I wish they would follow UN borders and mark anything contested as contested. Instead of perpetuating propaganda.
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    by mc4ndr3 5y ago

    Remember to enable log4j for a proper audit trail.
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    by mc4ndr3 5y ago

    A full appreciation of Rust entails functional declarative programing a la ML's with the embedded knowledge of C++. It's a great language but not for the faint of heart. The performance margins are slim compared to Go, whose learn
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    by mc4ndr3 5y ago

    So no Linux, macOS, Windows, BSD, or Illumos. What are they using, Soviet era kernels?
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    by mc4ndr3 5y ago

    just make CSAC's cheaper
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    by mc4ndr3 5y ago

    fascism trending