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by pa7ch 5y ago
In my experience, big and important rewrites only can happen after someone has been maintaining a code base a long time and they can spend many months or years mulling over simplifying architectural changes not just for change. Often for co
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by pa7ch 5y ago
Just curious, why did you set that up on crouton vs just using crostini?
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by pa7ch 5y ago
I never understood while we regulate on the mechanism to engage the motor instead of top speed or max power.
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by pa7ch 5y ago
They are also seemingly burning the midnight oil getting shipments out the door on time with no significant schedule delays. I have one on the way that was shipped out and picked up quite late in the night.
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by pa7ch 5y ago
Trying to demotivate students from sitting in their dorms by making it a sad cramped place doesn't seem to gel well with the modern idea of psychological safety helping people get more done and take more risks. Its a stick instead of a
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by pa7ch 5y ago
That mindset towards workers I think should be considered pretty gross in most contexts. Punishment for not meeting a software deadline? This sounds like highschools with conservative leadership.
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by pa7ch 5y ago
Thats the issue with local scanning, even if you used an e2e cloud for your photos the encryption would be bypassed with local scanning.
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by pa7ch 5y ago
I loved bullshitting about this with my friends when I was young. Probably wouldn't be nearly such an eerie and fun movie if I saw it for the first time later in life.
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by pa7ch 5y ago
Its also important to note that for most systems security critical memory safety is a REALLY big deal, but safety from crashes due to data races is generally not a big deal. Rust has trade-offs to accomplish this. We proven time and time ag
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by pa7ch 5y ago
Could you explain this bleach process? Are you saying people add bleach to the well?
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by pa7ch 5y ago
Its a ponzi because of how exchanges work. The exchange takes your money, gives it to some of the early dropouts. When you sell for a loss, you've been lied to about the utility of bitcoin. You likely never used bitcoin for any of the
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by pa7ch 5y ago
Just started donating to bcachefs on Patreon. Seems like a effcient use of money since its one guy and i believe in the goal. Can't wait for it to make it in tree. Shocked more companies don't have more to donate. Especially consi
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by pa7ch 5y ago
I've hauled around custom pcbs and torroidal transformers through like 15 different apartments. It was for an old audio amplifier project ('dx blame' i think). Someone on a forum sent me his 'favorite' mosfets and t
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by pa7ch 5y ago
Curious if chromeOS does anything special here to mitigate usb attacks.
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by pa7ch 5y ago
Agreed! Go has made a big difference for me personally, its simplicity and tooling design makes it easier for me to actually get wrapped up in in programming a solution instead if being paralyzed by the design and starting phase. Much respe
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by pa7ch 5y ago
And go since 1.13 https://golang.org/doc/go1.13#language
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by pa7ch 5y ago
That plan also has bad incentives, the third option is best, try to remove money from politics. Ensure medicare laws are made for the good of the people.
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by pa7ch 5y ago
I also generally understood permissionless to mean sybil attack resistant without closed membership which is the unique property of pow and pos systems.
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by pa7ch 5y ago
I remain unconvinced that race proof programs are nearly as big a deal as memory safety. Many classes of applications can tolerate panics and its not a safety or security issue . I don't worry about a parser or server in go like I woul
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by pa7ch 5y ago
I really love the Chris Hatfield rendition from the ISS.
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by pa7ch 5y ago
Agreed. They originally almost made this new cmd a special flag on go get leaving go get and install alone. Now they finally clearly do one thing each. Might be painful but its clean break for the better now.
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by pa7ch 5y ago
'go install pkg@version' will error on replace directives rather then ignore. I fought hard in the github issues to make go install error on replace as a compromise to ignoreing it which creates two subtly different build modes! A
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by pa7ch 5y ago
I think you need a better calculator.
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by pa7ch 5y ago
Does it require 240 watts?
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by pa7ch 5y ago
Agreed, all riders should be able to stop before their event horizon. So if you can't whip blind corners on crowded paths if you would hit someone who is a the worst spot on the turn. I ride a lot of bike paths. I don't like holle
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by pa7ch 5y ago
People are overlooking the CT saying its a lifestyle vehicle. Its gonna be lighter (unibody, structural pack, megacastings), more efficient (triangle for aero), and have better range per cost of vehicle. That has to mean something for fleet
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by pa7ch 5y ago
Agreed, the expected outcome of pairing your phone is that it just streams music to the stereo like an aux jack. Its extremely unexpected that it will steal your contact and private messages.
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by pa7ch 5y ago
I understand the sentiment. However, are you saying that you think AC between your legs is a worthwhile feature but airbags are not?
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by pa7ch 5y ago
Just speaking personally, if I cared enough about efficiency to get a dishwasher, I'd rather instead have a bigger sink and setup a wash and rinse bin for dishes. Its the classic way to preserve water at a campsite when doing lots of d
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by pa7ch 5y ago
I think OP had the answer. Android TV beats its because you don't think about buying a Roku when your TV comes with something equivalent.

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