pirocks

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by pirocks 6y ago
In the past I've done stuff like not pushing until the end of the day/coding session. Usually though I just end up committing and pushing immediately and then realizing I need to amend something and make a note to rebase later(I t
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by pirocks 6y ago
Gdpr has a right to deletion within 30 days. Companies have been fined for failing to do so.
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by pirocks 6y ago
This wouldn't be possible in a practical sense. One could imagine a static analyzer of some kind which infers all lifetimes, though that would likely quickly be unworkably slow on real codebases, since you need to infer programmer inte
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by pirocks 6y ago
The problem fat pointer based implementations are massively slower. Rust aims to provide safety without massive performance penalties. If one wanted safety without performance they would just use java or similar.
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by pirocks 6y ago
Notice how you've changed the OPs concern about free speech to a concern about "misinformation".
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by pirocks 6y ago
I don't know if you know but 20 odd years ago what was called AI at universities was SMT/prolog etc. People where doing stuff like expressing common sense facts in logic and using programs to derive more common sense.
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by pirocks 6y ago
Anecdotally it worked for me on mobile. Perhaps your using some kind of Facebook container on Firefox which breaks the referrer somehow?
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by pirocks 6y ago
Because if this became the way the world works way more people would be scammed.
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by pirocks 6y ago
Technically it is a fruit but its like tomatoes where lots of people say its a vegetable anyway.
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by pirocks 6y ago
Whilst I agree that this makes little to no difference to the average user, it is slightly different. One can sue Google/MS. Google/MS likely already have all your data already while these randoms probably don't. Google/
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by pirocks 6y ago
There's generic cyber attack insurance so yes.
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Ask HN: Was HN Down?
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by pirocks 6y ago
I wouldn't gladly work for Google. I hope I'm not in the 1%.
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by pirocks 6y ago
The core problem here is that so much value is tied up in houses. People view houses as an investment. If houses depreciated like cars then people aren't so concerned about the value of there house b/c it won't make or break
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by pirocks 6y ago
As a random fun fact planes don't have keys.
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by pirocks 6y ago
I would guess it's actually the 737 or a320. Long haul flights are significantly less common.
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by pirocks 6y ago
I've had Google correctly identify location for photos taken on a dumb camera with no location Metadata.
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by pirocks 6y ago
I'm another UK resident/former resident who can confirm that at least some new suburban homes are constructed primarily from bricks.
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by pirocks 6y ago
Because you need to specify the types of the operator in the symbol name as well.
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by pirocks 6y ago
Not the op but sure. No sources for any of the many claims in the article. No references to studies. No number based claims such as "9 out of 10 times x happens"...
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by pirocks 6y ago
737's are usually used as short haul planes, while a 747 is typically long haul. You would expect a long haul plane to spend more time in cruise relative to climb, so the fuel consumption numbers could be quite different.
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by pirocks 6y ago
Here are some facts: https://nces.ed.gov/naal/kf_demographics.asp#3 , about 14% of adults in the US in 2003 had little to no reading skills.
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by pirocks 6y ago
I don't know about other people but I would have no problem with the web stagnating. We don't need yet more complex HTML features.
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by pirocks 6y ago
This is significantly harder on android which is probably what OP was referring to.
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by pirocks 6y ago
Surely they way most gcs achieve this is by asking you to tell the gc when you aquire a reference to an object, and tell it again when you no longer need it. You could do that with a custom implementation of drop in rust.
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by pirocks 6y ago
I don't think there where three aborted landings. My understanding is there was only one go around. This is backed up by flightradar24's altitude graph: https://twitter.com/flightradar24/status/1263800350
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by pirocks 6y ago
Electricity is also not needed to survive. Depends on your definition of need.
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by pirocks 6y ago
Human graded is a generous way of describing what they do with free response. When I took ap tests a large part of the preparation was knowing exactly how they where going to grade the questions, and optimising answers to hit as many points
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by pirocks 6y ago
Not try to start a war. I really don't understand how anyone can use eclipse. When I've used it, it feels incredibly clunky compared to intellij, stuff isn't discoverable, code completion is worse, quickfixes are harder to us
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by pirocks 6y ago
My bank has the Facebook sdk in there app. At the time they where the only bank willing to open an account for an under 18, international student. I queried them about opting out, they told me to opt out on Facebook's end. Not sure how

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