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I would love to see a deepfake video of Zuck saying the exact opposite of this. You know that would be the truth.
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> "memorize my lines"? Be humble. Be honest. Be authentic. Practice by imagining the situation, by all means, but be yourself. Exaggerating your ability or outright lying will require increased cognitive load. And the truth wil
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3y ago
No dots on Firefox (Linux desktop).
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If only I could forget your comment. :) It was unforgettable .
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[no written transcript] also [no way to adjust playback speed]. TL;DW auto, constexpr from C++ and I made a mental note to find a better source.
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Oh... so the new type, foo, is distinct (not assignment-compatible) from std::vector<int>?
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Wouldn't that mean that you should just define ERROR as the first enumeration constant, with value 0, rather than break out of the enum type? It's really common though to use enums as array indices, which start at 0.
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I'm don't understand why he needs '==' to specify namespace and type aliases, also mentioned here[1]. Why not just '='? Show your working, Herb! Also starting enums at 1 instead of 0 is an odd choice, if you&#x
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3y ago
Yep. Super helpful for visualising structures of source code and other things. Don't close your eyes, just patch your brain output back to brain input. Same as when you're dreaming.
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It's been a long time since I have touched Ada and I don't really know Rust. But I do know that Ada allows you to specify the range of custom numeric types[1]: type Page_Num is range 1 .. 2_000; type Line_Size is range
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I'm definitely learning some things today. Geerling's video[1] low-key sells the merits of the Rock 5B, which performs even better, though it's more expensive. Geerling reviews that device here[2] and compares it to the RPi 4
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Does the use of pseudouridine occur in all modified mRNA vaccines?
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The video is useless, except to spark discussion. Fucking well done Bloomberg. Top quality journalism. Yep, it really is a fucking mystery. Vast rivers of ink have been spilt on this topic and Bloomberg has not read any of it. Topics the vi
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It's a bit meh, IMO. Doesn't honour my dark theme settings. Doesn't support horizontal or vertical splitting, or even tabs. I'll stick with my very non-minimalistic Terminator.
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3y ago
I did wonder that. But you just know they're going to make you work those hours when crunch time happens.
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That's chump change for hazardous hours, IMO. They would also be better off splitting it into two 35-hours positions, to improve the bus factor.
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3y ago
Yes, we're the primitive, squishy ancestors.
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3y ago
Oh... that exists?! Thanks!
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To be fair to *shudder* Microsoft, all the nasty cookie dialogs I see on Firefox have the "Fuck it! Take all my privacy!" option on the right. It will be malicious when they swap it back the other way.
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> you either have a terrible boss or an even more terrible Machiavellian corporate culture Both of which abound, in my experience. If your "boss" is paying you as an "employee", that's still a competitive situati
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Well, no. The flaw in my comment. But my main intent was to speak to the broken nature of American "democracy", as it is called. In Australia, we don't elect a president, so we don't have primaries. The head of state -
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In LibreOffice applications there are huge menus and toolbars that enumerate all of the options available to me. A throwback to a simpler time. And yet, I can never find the option that does $SIMPLE_TASK that I want to do right now. IMO,
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I'd consider it if there was Linux and a 17 inch screen.
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I have given up on being annoyed or proselytising. It's much less stressful. I write the documentation that I would like to see myself.
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Then the obvious solution is to do what a civilised country does: schedule the election on a Saturday and make it compulsory and easy to do. Other countries have phones and all the other excuses. We just don't have a system that's
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The C/C++ interop in Zig gives it a great value proposition for embedded systems programming. My experience of that culture has been that C++ is "too unpredictable", so C is the language of choice. And glob help you if you wa
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When you feel pressure to get things done, committing 6 hours to just walking seems like a crazily inefficient use of time if all you want is exercise. Very interesting though.
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> Some recent studies have indicated that emulsifiers can disturb gut bacteria and promote inflammation, potentially increasing susceptibility to cardiovascular issues. Reminds me of: * https://www.jacionline.org/article&
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If you can't gaslight and scam your coworkers to earn your bonus, what are you, as an aspiring HR corporate psychopath, to do?
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I remember my father opened up a TV set to fix it in the early 80s. The circuit diagram was affixed to the inside back cover of the set.
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