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by monadic2 6y ago
Perhaps why there is no wasm equivalent directive? Just a guess.
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by monadic2 6y ago
> I know it shouldn't be a big deal but it "feels dirty" and perhaps I should just view nightly as any other language's "stable". There are two uses for nightly: 1. Access to unreleased features. I think I&#
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by monadic2 6y ago
If a factory closes down, the following layoffs allow the person to get back on their feet without the help of their employer. Removing this option leaves the employer with 100% of the leverage (without a union, anyway).
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by monadic2 6y ago
That doesn’t sound like it would allow the employee to even apply for unemployment.... dirty.
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by monadic2 6y ago
Both YIMBYs (who argue for affordable housing) and PHIMBYs (who argue for public housing) make an excellent case for high-density housing. This is a prerequisite for modern cities. Also: cars ruin cities.
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by monadic2 6y ago
You might as well say “i don’t believe sledgehammers make good hammers”.
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by monadic2 6y ago
> So perhaps better advice is, start a business even if you don’t have a plan and someone may buy it anyway. A better world for your personal pocketbook maybe, but certainly a worse world for the rest of us. I wouldn't characterize
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by monadic2 6y ago
> Well, it would be like splitting a company into two parts competing with each other. Presumably you'd have to design the A/B test around this to get much use out of it. However, when you're just starting a service and no
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by monadic2 6y ago
> Edinburgh reported the bug to Imperial, who dismissed it as “a small non-determinism” and told them the problem goes away if you run the code on a single CPU (which the reviewer notes “is as far away from supercomputing as one can get”
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by monadic2 6y ago
Well this is based on average visitor, so it certainly makes sense—the revenue is more reliable and they can simplify vendors and improve the quality of life, too. If they were hoping to increase per capita profit year over year without inc
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by monadic2 6y ago
I am quite curious why business plans themselves are not generally subject to a/b testing....
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by monadic2 6y ago
Has an acquisition ever worked like that in practice? I’ve heard that github might qualify but... Keybase ain’t no github.
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by monadic2 6y ago
This is really concerning given Zoom’s clear lack of security expertise—there’s no good outcome here.
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by monadic2 6y ago
Personally I find more screen real estate doesn’t do anything for my productivity, which is rarely mechanically limited.
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by monadic2 6y ago
Exactly the inspiration for my post! I had thought the take away from that was “use the global standard units” rather than “double down on american-unique units”.
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by monadic2 6y ago
My point is none of the engineering classes I ever took allowed the use of imperial units because they wanted their students to be employable. Is this a new paradigm or did I just have a very unusual experience?
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by monadic2 6y ago
They specified the engine in terms of lbf. Why don't they use metric? I realize that imperial units are used colloquially in the US but surely that doesn't extend to actual engineering!
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by monadic2 6y ago
> Is that "spyware"? This seems like much less of a damning claim than openly supporting an ad network.
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by monadic2 6y ago
Firefox also has a "always use private browsing" option that I've been using for about ~6 months with great success—with a password manager the only annoying thing to do is get through sms "2fa" gated auth—mostly ba
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by monadic2 6y ago
What's the meaningful difference to people who don't write their own HTTP agents?
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by monadic2 6y ago
> I still don't, I look at my touchbar from time to time to do things that would take me longer to do if I had to move a cursor (checking the time, my next calendar event, controlling music amongst a dozen things) Moving the mouse d
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by monadic2 6y ago
The advice is fine, but it comes off as disingenuous to extrapolate a single anecdotal example so confidently without articulating the basis for your confidence.
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by monadic2 6y ago
> You can program your touchbar with something like BetterTouchTool. I just have no use for a touchbar. After all, I have a screen! I never look at my keyboard.... it’s all about tactile feedback, which the touchbar notoriously lacks.
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by monadic2 6y ago
Ack, it autocorrected from “dedupe”. Also, you are referring to an orthogonal problem—you would presumably want to put magic constants into a static constant to reduce the chances of disagreement across references. Hell even if there’s a si
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by monadic2 6y ago
> Sure, OpenBSD doesn't have exploitable security holes when used as e.g. a packet router, but when was the last time Linux did? didn’t linux move a packet routing vm into the kernel in the last ten years? I’d say chances are high t
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by monadic2 6y ago
I’m assuming the alternative would be to refer to an easy to deduct constant reference.
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by monadic2 6y ago
On one hand, I really emphatically agree with this sentiment. On the other hand, this post comes off as almost a parody of self-improvement advice.
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by monadic2 6y ago
Perhaps I'm wrong but this would be contrary to the nationalistic policies of the state. Personally, primary sources are what I come to the forum for—I understand the resulting discussion might be toxic, but the post itself is certainl
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by monadic2 6y ago
I’d assume newspapers, radio, and cable—the media with social currency in american society. There is certainly no shortage of criticism to be had from the left, either, so this attitude that “there is only conservative bias in mainstream me
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by monadic2 6y ago
> It's actually astounding that the organization managing .org actually thought they could get away with bold-faced cronyism so clearly opposed to the principles of the internet What world do you live in where the internet exists ou

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