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811.
by pas 2y ago
> How do you tell someone “I’m sorry, you’re too junior, ..." What's wrong with this? :0
812.
by pas 2y ago
The proof can be done on the whole code (in memory, incremental, etc), and then the modules emitted as dynamically loadable objects.
813.
by pas 2y ago
Usually it's called a TOCTOU bug/vuln https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time-of-check_to_time-of-use
814.
by pas 2y ago
if there aren't enough desk do you think there's enough bandwidth to handle all the "where's my shit" reports/issues?
815.
by pas 2y ago
So now people spend their time on their phone or on "HN" or both. Much better.
816.
by pas 2y ago
One one hand true, on the other hand running all these huge corporations are not cheap. United has 440 000 employees. And who knows how many subcontractors, and so on. The end-to-end cost society spends on paperpushing is easily hundreds of
817.
by pas 2y ago
Of course you can. Arcologies! Super practical, compact, safe, efficient! Tornadoes do most of the damage at the bottom, so taller structures gain advantage. If there's a huge mass pushing down on the bottom parts the tornado won'
818.
by pas 2y ago
There's no need to demonize people, soulless systems will do just fine. Game theory is pushing continental powers against maritime ones. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YcVSgYz5SJ8
819.
by pas 2y ago
> Imagine a world, where post-disengagement there were no attacks from Gaza ... Imagine a world where pre-disengagement there's no radicals on either side. Imagine a world where Israel works with people displaced in 1948-1967, and u
820.
by pas 2y ago
care to link to your YT videos?
821.
by pas 2y ago
Of course it's silly. I think the game is great and fun (and ... humans can get pretty enthusiastic about fun games ... to the point of putting off other things so they can play said game ... oh noes!), and Play/App stores are the
822.
by pas 2y ago
Arguably there's some fake/virtual/game money that you can wager by deciding which item to buy (or whether to buy at all). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXgPu1lXu84
823.
by pas 2y ago
Slot machines are survival games, as long as you have money your game session survives. There are many elements to gambling, hazarding some amount of money is an important, but not the most addictive part.
824.
by pas 2y ago
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/tHiB8jLocbPLagYDZ/the-online... tl;dr the online mobile phone based gambling (oh, excuse me it's sports betting) apps' societal cost is too high, the whole economy is basi
825.
by pas 2y ago
can you explain this a bit more? how it's relevant for the topic?
826.
by pas 2y ago
Is it a good strategy though? Quasi-uncritically hosting stuff won't help when the pendulum leaves the comfort zone. Note, people throwing a hissy fit about having too many or not enough dicks, pronouns, blackface photos of teenagers o
827.
by pas 2y ago
payment doesn't go through, for example. because the CEO/founder's card has a limit. we had this ~10 years ago where I was also the aforementioned IT guy for on-offboarding, doing whatever needs to be done for marketing, to s
828.
by pas 2y ago
This is unfortunately/fortunately (?) absolutely not the case in huge parts of Europe.
829.
by pas 2y ago
Or just process these events and their consequences through their support. They already do allocated considerable attention/resources, but mostly just to make sure they get paid.
830.
by pas 2y ago
I don't like AirBnB, but still use it. Sometimes there are no places available on booking.com. (That said I only used it in EU regions and if I recall correctly I never had any disputes with them.) So I guess casual low-needs travelers
831.
by pas 2y ago
Apple very tightly controls their whole value chain. It's their whole thing. Nvidia "dgaf" they are raking in more cash than ever and they are busy trying to figure out what's at the end of the semi-rainbow. (Apparentl
832.
by pas 2y ago
meh, not really. maybe it's good when you are at that level. Jeff and Elon both spent a ridiculous amount, but arguably smart money like the Koch brothers are just making nice influence campaigns with a lot less, and of course the same
833.
by pas 2y ago
Robust WS solutions need a fallback anyway, and unless you are doing something like Discord long polling is a reasonable option.
834.
by pas 2y ago
No, it sounds like the kind of pragmatism required to uphold higher-order principles.
835.
by pas 2y ago
Can you explain this in a bit more detail? Or maybe with a hypothetical example? What do you mean by no path to citizenship? Are there historical groups of jews somewhere in the EU without any passport?
836.
by pas 2y ago
https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc/issues/10374 Passkeys not working on certain sites I suspect 1password also has at least a few sites that need special handling
837.
by pas 2y ago
> ... need to learn to put policies in place to make double sure blablal is actually tralala. no. they already have too many policies. and this and that. adding one more is how we got there. (of course they have policies for making sure
838.
by pas 2y ago
It's understandable that they don't have the luxury of consistency. They make deals to reduce risks. (It's usually not a great business decision to sue someone who is paying you a lot of money, even if in theory the court cou
839.
by pas 2y ago
Sorry, do you mean they are not moving away or not moving far or ... ? About 4 million people moved from rural areas to a town in the 19th century in the UK. Many people moved to "the new world", etc. Of course most moves were sho
840.
by pas 2y ago
I'm painfully aware ... I lost the key to our short term rental somewhere around midnight in Tilburg during the Euro cup, one weekend before the finals and all the hotels/hostels were full in the city (and in Eindhoven and in Berg

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