notfed

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by notfed 3y ago
Someone with Svelte experience please help me understand: what did "tricky" mean here? Tricky to compile, tricky for readability, tricky to design, what?
482.
by notfed 3y ago
Parent made no such comparison to perl, but merely observed a lesson learned from perl.
483.
by notfed 3y ago
As someone who just started Svelte two days ago, my naïve take is that this feels like adding verbosity. 1. Is there no way for the compiler to automatically, recursively find reactive dependencies? 2. Assuming no, is there not a more terse
484.
by notfed 3y ago
You can type any name or address and privacy.com will accept the transaction. Security rests more on pausing/resuming cards, locking them to vendors, or setting price limits.
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by notfed 3y ago
I don't see how it can be considered a position without whose turn it is.
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by notfed 3y ago
Another tip: for online purchases, use privacy.com virtual credit cards. (Did you know when you use PayPal, sites can see your email, name and address?)
487.
by notfed 3y ago
Looking at you, Reddit...
488.
by notfed 3y ago
Got me wondering how it tracks file moves. From the FAQ: > TMSU [does] not automatically detect file moves and renames I dunno if we can call it a tagged filesystem with this limitation. (Why not store tags, or at least a GUID, in file m
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by notfed 3y ago
> Millions of francs have been stolen in the last three years alone, causing the Swiss Federal Police to warn that ... More than much money in cryptocurrency is stolen every day.
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by notfed 3y ago
"Mental disorders" is overly broad. It sounds like we're talking schizophrenia here.
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by notfed 3y ago
This site is a Rosetta Stone of programming languages.
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by notfed 3y ago
Oh. We've been doing that for decades in the US.
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by notfed 3y ago
> Justice Minister Eric Dupond-Moretti insisted the bill would affect only “dozens of cases a year.” Famous last words.
494.
by notfed 3y ago
Genuinely, I had similar experiences going to church as a child.
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by notfed 3y ago
Can you elaborate? How does this lead to a leap second bug? Would a string really say "60" as the number of seconds, somehow, due to leap seconds?
496.
by notfed 3y ago
Seems trivial by simply showing a timeline of star ratings. I imagine Amazon is incentivized against such self-incrimination.
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by notfed 3y ago
> Reddit I get Reddit is a cesspool of misinformation and phallic references. I guess there may be certain subreddits/tweeters that someone might want to train on, but I dont understand why.
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by notfed 3y ago
What value exactly is there in training models on Twitter? To me it represents one of the worst signal-to-noise ratio forums on the net.
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by notfed 3y ago
"Just modify part of your URL bar every time you click a link to Reddit" falls into "F you".
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by notfed 3y ago
The the Nix language itself is the biggest PITA aspect of NixOS. It's just so unnecessarily awkward.
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by notfed 3y ago
Here's a template the Reddit CEO can use to immediately put a stop to this chaos: "Hi Reddit, this is the CEO. I admit it, I didn't handle this well. Some of our recent decisions have not been met well by our users. There are
502.
by notfed 3y ago
Communication is everything. Their "move" isn't even the main point of contention, it's the horrifically mismanaged communication from CEO to the public. No reassurance, no de-escalation, no reasonable transparency of th
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by notfed 3y ago
> non-ponzi ... stablecoins Erm... https://youtu.be/-whuXHSL1Pg
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by notfed 3y ago
They already logged your speed, so I don't see what you're gaining by remaining silent on this.
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by notfed 3y ago
Is there a name for this? I notice myself have the same thought process often ("what's the catch?"). It seems to be some psychological force that complicates simple supply and demand economics.
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by notfed 3y ago
Also can any foreigner do this? Asking for a friend
507.
by notfed 3y ago
Opinion: a truly free market is one where patents do not exist, in which case yes, the problem would be solved.
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by notfed 3y ago
Hi, WHO. Are you okay? Did big sugar threaten you? Offer you money? Are some governments/sponsors making you say these ridiculous things? This is an extraordinary claim that defies common sense. And your evidence is, what? Oh right, le
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by notfed 3y ago
Also: > The recommendation is based on evidence of low certainty overall
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by notfed 3y ago
I'm still confused about this: which headsets are standalone and which aren't...marketing seems to gloss over this detail every time.

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