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orisho
5y ago
Many Israelis identify as being Jewish or Muslim, but for many of them it's a cultural identity or tradition far more than a religion.
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He's saying the App Store should be held to a different standard because it is the ONLY store for iPhones. That isn't true for the Epic store - you can just install one of the other stores, or purchase from a different method.
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I bought The Division 2 after seeing a promotion on the Epic store. To install it, you have to install the Ubisoft store Uplay, which is launched through an integration with the Epic store. After playing that game, I saw promotions for Assa
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Ask HN: Like Discord (pop-in voice and video) but for business?
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5y ago
Geez, yes, absolutely. Python went from being my favorite language to being somewhere down there with Javascript, largely thanks to the ecosystem disaster async await brought on the language.
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5y ago
Yes indeed, it is multifaceted and there are many reasons any one person is following the rules. But I was trying to give a plausible explanation for why one might do so, even if it doesn't make strict sense to them to use a Shabbat mo
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I'm from Israel, and while I don't personally abide by any religious rules, I do come into contact with people who do and have an idea: it is important to understand that most people do not follow these rules as a functional metho
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The way I see it, (1) is viewed through the lens of men and women as sexes. It aims to say that there's no meaningful difference if only the sex is different - a hypothetical man, every other trait remaining unchanged, who would have h
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6y ago
This isn't Reddit. Please don't make posts that are purely flames without substance.
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6y ago
There's one key difference between Go and all the other examples: an uncaught panic in any goroutine, not just the main goroutine, crashes the app. Often your main goroutine will just be starting other goroutines, in a multiple-service
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Does it? You could implement a classic select-based reader and writer in a single goroutine, to handle many sockets at once.
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6y ago
I'm confused, isn't this just a high power AC unit, common in many other countries? In many countries they are used for both cooling in summer and heating in winter. Am I missing something?
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defer also is used to recover from panics, which makes much more sense in a function end context. For example, when writing code that performs an operation with the potential to panic, but that you want to convert to an error, something you
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But why did they miss it? I believe they did so because this kind of speech is not unusual. So even though it was out in the open, likely reported many times as people do on social platforms - it was missed because it was regarded as people
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6y ago
In many countries that aren't the US, IT is used to refer to engineering too. For example, software engineers working in a Brazil bank are considered part of IT. This probably shows a lack of understanding of cultural differences by th
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That's funny as the meaning in Hebrew (this is an Israeli company) is similar - Zaraz means Catalyst.
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The problem is usually that AVs hook file operations to scan files. Unfortunately, software development performs a LOT of file IO by package management and compilers, and in the case of compilers those files are internally formatted as file
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Ask HN: Do you use node-red in production?
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They probably do run an encoder on the server. When in a many-users meeting, everyone but the one speaking have reduced resolution and bitrate. This suggests they are encoding a low bitrate and high bitrate stream for each user, and switchi
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I'm with you on this. Dependency injection seems to me to replicate some of the features of interfaces while introducing complexity because the injection is indirect -- instead of having code that initializes a different object, it all
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Is it possible to mix Evented and Blocking modes in a single Zig app? At work we write libraries that mix them. For example you might want to do CPU bound work in threads, while you'd want a single thread to manage IO (this thread woul
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If you just want dumb WiFi, you can provision and remove the controller. Nowadays you can even do this with the UniFi phone app (standalone mode let's you configure and update firmware). I've had a UAP AC LR at home for a few year
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That's only if the challenge is completely new. Sure, if you're researching something novel in an area you've not worked on, the information you have is likely very far from complete. But if you're writing a backend serv
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An ex-teammate is the CEO of http://apolloshield.com Browsing their site may also introduce you to some keywords you can use to search for more.
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It appears MediaFire is no longer unlimited
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The certificate transparency log for an internal network would let you see which domains are in use and make it far easier for an attacker to exploit internal services. The attacker need not be an APT for this, it could be as mundane as a X
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Presumably through WiFi beacons. Apple and Google can give you approximate location using a list of nearby WiFi beacons
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This post was very amusing! It always bordered on silly meme-style writing, but never doing too much of it at once which I find annoying. The story itself was also very interesting!
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