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naavis
6y ago
I think only accepting string literals as the format string is a pretty big downside.
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6y ago
Snacks could mean e.g. fruit, which doesn't sound too bad.
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Because they want to live in Europe?
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6y ago
How do people like this get hired for a programming job in the first place?
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6y ago
Do you have some kind of a screening process before the first interview?
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6y ago
The recent game The Outer Worlds is also very FNV-like. I really like it!
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6y ago
What is AS?
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6y ago
Or maybe the person actually had an effect on many people here, and they are legitimately sad that he passed away?
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6y ago
I feel like it is the same with many hobby clubs at least here in Finland. The average age of members is very high and going up all the time. Somehow younger people are not drawn to local clubs anymore, probably because many communities hav
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6y ago
Answering the important questions. Thanks for the links!
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What kind of short term value does this kind of stuff extract? Does forcing visitors to watch a video bring ad revenue or something?
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6y ago
Would the ability to anonymously disclose vulnerabilities help? I fear that disclosures like that would just be ignored, though.
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6y ago
A lot of meat doesn't cost that much either. The cheapest minced meat here in Finland (which is a relatively expensive country) is less than 5€/kg.
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6y ago
What do you mean "for a while"? AFAIK most smartphones are still based on ARM SoCs.
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6y ago
Most places inside the US allow you to live a comfy life with 100k/year too. No need to be in Silicon Valley.
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6y ago
You also don't need to live in the expensive SV area.
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6y ago
I must say I was confused too. You explicitly referred to fountain pens, while everything you said applies to all handwriting.
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Finland was still teaching "curly writing" until a few years ago, but it was with pencils for the last few dozen years.
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In my experience commit messages shouldn't describe what was changed, they should describe why the change was made.
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6y ago
Is there something wrong with nginx?
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6y ago
Sounds very similar to Finland. We've been under similar lockdown for two-ish months now, and we are down to maybe 25 new confirmed cases per day.
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6y ago
Haha, it took me half a day to realize what it refers to.
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6y ago
One issue of the Finnish Skrolli magazine actually came with a poster with that picture. :)
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6y ago
Oona has super interesting projects in the blog. Can highly recommend too!
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6y ago
That's most likely Firefox's Facebook container. Once you click on a link that leads outside Facebook, the container closes and you can't go back anymore.
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6y ago
Visual Studio supports CMake nowadays.
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6y ago
It works decently even on a smartphone.
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6y ago
Thanks for the explanation. Sounds pretty awful. I mostly read smaller unmonetized blogs, so I have not bumped into this.
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6y ago
I don't think RSS has gone anywhere. Most half-decent blogs still support it, I think.
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6y ago
The first thing that comes to mind is that I can use them offline. I don't need the internet to draw or play most games. EDIT: I do understand you can make web apps that work offline by jumping through enough hoops. But then again, why
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