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by noncoml 4y ago
“Find My” is an Apple thing
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YSK: Find My network on Apple devices is a power hog. Consider disabling it
3 points by noncoml 4y ago|2 comments
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by noncoml 4y ago
Not the OP and not supporting his opinion, but these where not workers they fired, they were senior managers, and I believe it's not illegal. I guess the OP means that they should be fired for failing to do their job, ie. "convinc
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by noncoml 4y ago
> running multiple relays without correctly setting the family attribute to identify them as being run by a single entity. How do know who is the actual real owner behind a machine on the internet?
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by noncoml 4y ago
Hi! Are you also the person who wrote the first, insulting, reply?
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by noncoml 4y ago
I can buy the argument that async/await is a design choice. In which case this is what is “best if the user” But the GP replied to a comment that was claiming threads of execution are better than async. So in the context of the reply t
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by noncoml 4y ago
Two out of three arguments of the GP are implementation details. You can tell that they are implementation details by the way the language is used. “It’s difficult to do A given B” As a user I don’t care about B. I just want A. For your e
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by noncoml 4y ago
Hmmm. Implementation details are the stuff that are not visible to you as a “user” of the language and the toolset. I don’t know why people confuse this so much
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by noncoml 4y ago
Totally agree. But that was not the point of GP
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by noncoml 4y ago
Damn folks. Downvoting is not meant for showing your disagreement Targeting a specific IR is an implementation detail. Having explicit pointers and thread are not mutually exclusive concepts. It’s the implementation details that make them
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by noncoml 4y ago
All these are implementation details. The programmers should be seen as “users” of the language. What you give here is a list of excuses on why system X doesn’t do what is best for its users.
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by noncoml 4y ago
> This seems so obvious in hindsight as the "right way". I wonder why we went down that whole async/await craze with so many languages? Hindsight? There are many of us that have been advocating against the async/await
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by noncoml 4y ago
> The codebase (including the lattice library, all the consistency levels, the server code, and client proxy code) amounts to about 2000 lines of C++ Impressively low
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by noncoml 4y ago
Ben Eater did it with breadboards: https://youtu.be/l7rce6IQDWs
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by noncoml 4y ago
> Sure. It's also stealing How about “owning” a movie but not being able to resell it or loan it to friends. What’s that? Please don’t use physical item terms for digital items. Stealing something from you implied you don’t have to
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by noncoml 4y ago
More often than you think. Usually we watch movies in the evenings and one of us ends up falling asleep after a long day.
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by noncoml 4y ago
Sorry. It was tongue in cheek and not appropriate. Deleted.
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by noncoml 4y ago
( inappropriate )
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by noncoml 4y ago
I am fine with renting and paying. But the arbitrarily stupid rule “you have 48 hours to finish once you started” is what stops me from “renting” any lure.
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by noncoml 5y ago
I have worked with maybe a couple of managers like you in my career, and I have to say I was truly heartbroken when they moved one. It was the most enjoyable and productive years in my career. It's sad that a manager saying to the empl
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by noncoml 5y ago
My experiences while at Cisco about 4-5 years ago: 1st experience: Told my boss I am leaving. My boss’s boss calls me in a room , tells me he has some great projects for me and that we will work together on them. I agree. Turns out it was h
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by noncoml 5y ago
Respectfully if this reply is the best quality of posts you can produce I suggest you find another forum. Maybe 4chan is more appropriate for you.
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by noncoml 5y ago
It’s not about being willing, it’s about being able too. Imagine there is a lottery where for every 10 million tickets you buy you get one that is giving you 20 millions back. No brainer, right? Except if you don’t have the 10 million to sp
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by noncoml 5y ago
> Do you think every developer should understand the entire stack below his choice of abstraction? Do you know c, assembly, cpu micro code, tcpip, etc? Yes, they should have a basic understanding. Pretty much like a dentist understands b
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by noncoml 5y ago
Hmm. It’s not even that fast… I don’t think the problem is the speed. More likely the UX. I submitted a form. Don’t show me the form again upon success. I am trained to think that I have to input everything again.
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by noncoml 5y ago
What is stopping Ukraines from crudely painting a Z?
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by noncoml 5y ago
Out of curiosity, why write https://github.com/cockroachdb/pebble and not just use https://github.com/dgraph-io/badger ?
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by noncoml 5y ago
Why not ban nuclear weapons all together? I know it may look naive at first, but intelligence services are super advanced these days. If some country would try to develop one, we should know immediately.
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by noncoml 5y ago
> how little work they are actually doing Are you sure they were doing more work while in office?
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by noncoml 5y ago
I wonder if is Google the defacto search engine because they actually cannot be beaten or is it because it's virtually impossible for a new player to "scrape" the internet as easy as Google does. Websites, including Reddit, a

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