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melony
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Steaks for every meal sounds like an ideal, if not pricey, diet.
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4y ago
Blackmail's legality depends on whether monetary compensation is being demanded.
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The other languages don't use their blogs as official language best practice guides.
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A significant amount of tech compensation is in equity. It means Patreon would have to offer a lot more in cash to match the same total compensation as other firms.
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4y ago
You are missing the point, documentation is either evergreen, or it is not. If you don't clearly state whether your documentation is current, then it leads to a lot of confusion.
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My main gripe with Go is that a large percentage of first-party documentation is not kept up to date well. If you dive deeply into Go's concurrency patterns, many of the recommended readings are old blogposts from 2014-2016. When the b
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Back to stellarators? Mobius strips are very beautiful.
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Did someone just reinvent Rebol/Red?
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4y ago
MATLAB is not. The surrounding engineering and tooling is. Simulink is worth its weight in gold.
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The Julia compiler frontend I believe is written in lisp.
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What's so cool about Folsom? I would argue Mission Street is a lot more interesting. Folsom (especially the southern bit) is beside that massive I80/101 flyover and that area is mostly ghettos and warehouses. I think Airbnb has th
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I am not surprised there was little to no improvement in algebra and arithmetic capabilities. They should measure for discrete math performance instead, as that is what CS is. Programming (for general purpose applications) has very little t
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Enough of these drones, who else here remember "model planes"?
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Are there any open source street views?
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I am a big fan of Peter Norvig. He is one of the few whose technical skills did not stagnate in a management role. If you see his Github's Pytudes, he regularly solves leetcoding questions that are usually given to engineers young enou
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Not just the software, so many cars don't even have a functional touchscreen while requiring use of it for many core features. Hyundai for example like to use really low quality touch screens that are even slower than my old Nokia'
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4y ago
Windows Registry doesn't count?
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I was referring to OP's product. The non-book part of Amazon sources the majority of their products from asia. Bookshop was just a point of comparison. Their schtick is to complain on media (said media is conveniently on an anti-big te
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You can always do what bookshop.org did and appeal to social justice and hipster oppression. Talk about supporting "small business" and pretend that everyone's not just dropshipping from asia.
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Why don't you spend some time harangueing browser and other big tech engineers instead of blaming application developers at every turn? The tools we use are ultimately determined by the companies that make them. Complete GUI toolkits a
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I am surprised more cryptocurrency people do not read Stross. His books feature many speculative examples of crypto backed transactions. Long live robo kitty!
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In case of zero days, the AV can block the file before it exploits the kernel (or whatever other vector)
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You can read the paper yourself: https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2114768119
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A Future History of Biomedical Progress – Markov Bio
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Most of their "advantages" (in "progressive" policy, "free" healthcare etc.) come from the fact that they have us paying for their defence, coupled with having plenty of natural resources and good geography. It
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It's also missing git and gitignore.
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Does this support npm?
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The code looks fine to me. If you see the newer C++23 guides like Lospinoso's C++ book, auto, shared_ptr, braces default value initializations are all considered best practices now. The only major issue I see is that OP should have use
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Wdym Lua has no floats? Lua defaults to doubles (big floats) not integers.
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Brave's controversies are mostly related to its monetisation, not censorship. They are not the same.
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