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monadic2
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monadic2
7y ago
> That experience made me add an interview question later asking the candidate if they played any team sports in high school or college. Surely this isn’t a requirement...!
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monadic2
7y ago
Actually, having access to the source code does protect you from bugs. Apple ignores all the ones I report.
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monadic2
7y ago
Welp, clearly a lie.
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monadic2
7y ago
Nobody claimed the OS was designed to be secure!
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monadic2
7y ago
We direly need an open source phone as a matter of personal and social security.
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monadic2
7y ago
Sure but your “easy” words are useless in most sentences. Think of all the words not in this sentence!
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monadic2
7y ago
I would just hardcode an exception for that link/code/whatever.
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monadic2
7y ago
Huh, that homeless dude is still there despite Gates getting it done. Sucks for him, I guess, because there is no better way of doing things than relying on the misguided charity of rich folk.
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7y ago
What can I pay to live in a world where people fix homelessness? I suspect this is beyond my individual luck and ability. Edit: I do not wish to have an ideological argument. Despite all the conversation about coronavirus relief, many will
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7y ago
...really? Cuz there’s a homeless person outside my window. I don’t see a comparison benefitting the US. I would give all my money to live in a country where bread lines are what people fear.
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7y ago
I know Mac OS X has ignored a lot of the hinting in fonts. Do they evaluate the entire script regardless?
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7y ago
I am actually looking if this is cultural or technical because it's not clear. If I'm trolling, this has got to be the most pathetic case of it on the internet. I mean this alone would be interpreted as a joke in other contexts: &
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7y ago
Derp, been too long since my theory class. I am fairly confident AAT tables are FSMs, so I am curious where the turing completeness comes from. I am certainly not familiar with all truetype/opentype features.
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monadic2
7y ago
> Usually, font renderers are Turing complete in some way, and usually this opens up security concerns, and rightfully so... Most of the features of which I am aware in fonts are modeled as FSMs, which can certainly be turing complete bu
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7y ago
Hell of a claim. Got a link? It’s hard to imagine a resource distribution mechanism as harmful and inequitable as the free market.
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monadic2
7y ago
As someone with no knowledge of windows, what’s with their naming scheme? Is this some DOS remnant? Without context the name alone would be reason to fail code review.
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7y ago
> From what I have heard, oftentimes they find themselves blocked by administrative busybodies at every turn, as a matter of course. This doesn't seem to be a case of "administrative busybodies", though, there are material
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monadic2
7y ago
Well if you think you might have the disease but you're asymptomatic you might not get the test.
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monadic2
7y ago
Meanwhile, restaurant supply stores are currently overflowing with extra stock.
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monadic2
7y ago
> - Cart full of sushi platters. Obviously somebody bought it for a party and didn't finish it. Again Costco refunded. That's a happy customer, damn.
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7y ago
I'm kind of OK with that, honestly, as a) they're trivially skippable, b) there's no financial implication to watching it, and c) I turn on HBO to watch stuff so if they're letting me know I already paid for something th
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7y ago
> Probably the hairiest things in the kernel that maybe shouldn't be there are boot-time network filesystems, but I think that's kinda the price you pay for that sort of convenience. I don't call having to tweak my kernel
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monadic2
7y ago
What do you mean by “common sense”?
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7y ago
I know Hulu still shows you ads even if you pay to remove them, but that may be an outlier. That said i personally still have cable (YouTube tv) in order to watch sports and cable news.
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monadic2
7y ago
Screw bars, I want to buy this. Just replace ads with a black screen.
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monadic2
7y ago
Is bartering for online services common?
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monadic2
7y ago
Transacting without offering money as an exchange medium.
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7y ago
Why stop there, why not ban commercial ads?
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monadic2
7y ago
Why run windows at all?
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monadic2
7y ago
> Also, Microsoft has a much worse historical record than Google regarding protecting their users. Google literally forces you into ad transactions. Their entire business model is based around coercing users into giving up their attentio
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