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631.
by padjo 3y ago
They’re not “hidden” or “omitted”. They’re a widely known part of the climate record. Perhaps if they’re news to you you should take that as a sign that you’re not well informed about the topic.
632.
by padjo 3y ago
About 40% of American voters appear to be falling for it.
633.
by padjo 3y ago
How on earth is AI going to help?
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by padjo 3y ago
If Theranos devices had been able to do what they claimed the business model was clear and likely very profitable. I don’t understand how anyone ever thought 23andMe had a viable business model selling a test that only needed to be done onc
635.
by padjo 3y ago
One of my favorite people
636.
by padjo 3y ago
No, it just forces you to find an abstraction, not necessarily a good one. Badly designed abstractions can be far worse than repetition.
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by padjo 3y ago
The real news here is that the authors have apparently found an objective and universal measure of code quality.
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by padjo 3y ago
If it takes you 10 minutes to clean up after cooking a 15 minute meal you must be cooking like the Swedish chef from the muppets.
639.
by padjo 3y ago
And right at the time we got border radius the design trend changed and nobody wanted round corners anymore
640.
by padjo 3y ago
The calculus for me is how likely is it to happen vs how convenient is it. The chance of me being one of the first people in the world to have their car ransomwared is pretty low, and if it happens I’ll claim it as a write off on my car ins
641.
by padjo 3y ago
Being able to remotely enable the heating on freezing days is more than enough justification for connecting my car to the internet for me.
642.
by padjo 3y ago
The theory is known as the Phillips curve and is fairly widely followed by central banks and policy makers. Is it true? Hard to say really, like most macroeconomic theory.
643.
by padjo 3y ago
Hence the contained ratcheting up of interest rates. Hard to keep both inflation and unemployment low.
644.
by padjo 3y ago
Business insider is a trash publication. I wouldn’t waste my time reading it. Their content is always some combination of over stated, inaccurate or flat out made up.
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Apple pays $12M antitrust fine into Russia's state budget(ft.com)
21 points by padjo 3y ago|4 comments
646.
by padjo 3y ago
I had the same problem and discovered that sticking a qtip into the drain hole solves it. Have to repeat every year or so
647.
by padjo 3y ago
It’s only available to US users, so your math is probably a bit off.
648.
by padjo 3y ago
Worse for who?
649.
by padjo 3y ago
2 billion? Did they sit on diamond chairs while they coded or something?
650.
by padjo 3y ago
The Engineering example is absolutely hilarious. Sure, I’m going to copy paste my code into an AI assistant to ask it about a bug that a linter would spot in realtime as I wrote the code.
651.
by padjo 3y ago
Worth noting that Wix almost certainly know she will win and don’t care. WRC claims are usually tiny
652.
by padjo 3y ago
They probably felt there’s a difference between treating them poorly and killing them
653.
by padjo 3y ago
Not in Ireland, public sentiment is quite different to the rest of the west here due a strong sense of solidarity with Palestinians
654.
by padjo 3y ago
Stayed near Shinjuku for a few days, never managed to come out the same exit twice!
655.
by padjo 3y ago
I find that the first three are correlated with both the best and the worst engineers I know. The last one is usually the decider. Sadly lots of hiring processes select heavily for the first three and are poor at identifying the last one.
656.
by padjo 3y ago
Ireland is bottom of the league in Europe for renewable use, so I don’t know why you think using them as an example is good: https://www.thejournal.ie/ireland-bottom-of-eu-table-for-use...
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by padjo 3y ago
It’s surprisingly easy to write an interpreted language and I’d highly recommend it as a learning tool. You get a really good intuitive sense of how programming languages work by doing it.
658.
by padjo 3y ago
I have a car I bought on PCP so I understand that math, but when the dealers starts calling after one year trying to get you to re-up it’s a poor decision financially
659.
by padjo 3y ago
I wonder do any of them realise they’re paying the maximum depreciation every single time too. Losing 20k+ in depreciation every year feels like a great way to stay poor
660.
by padjo 3y ago
If you leave dependencies off a hook by mistake you’re creating bugs, unintended behaviour and making your code a nightmare to modify. That’s always going to be worth linting for. Can you over lint a codebase, sure I guess so, if your lint

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