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by pyth0 4y ago
> Or more likely something within our food / water chain No. That is definitely not more likely.
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by pyth0 4y ago
Close your eyes people!!!
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by pyth0 4y ago
Now compare that >1 million deaths per year to the total number of people driving per year around the world... it looks like we're doing a pretty solid job.
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by pyth0 4y ago
> [Password managers are] major centralized honeypots given the data they handle, and leaks are probably worth millions on the black market. My knowledge in this area is admittedly limited but shouldn't password managers be fully en
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by pyth0 4y ago
I got this impression as well. I worked on a team two years back building out a very complex Excel plugin using Excel.js. The SDK has quite a few quirks and we ran into some problems along the way, but the team at Microsoft responsible for
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by pyth0 4y ago
To be fair, the book example isn't really a 1:1 comparison because white space on a page translates to wasted $$.
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by pyth0 4y ago
> Sorry, I'm not sure what you're talking about here. Those were two examples of the "outrage of the week" for fox news and right wing. But pick any week and it will be something new that is deemed "woke". &
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by pyth0 4y ago
> "shorthand for American Left ideas involving identity politics and social justice" Where did you get that definition from? I searched for it in the article but found nothing. Everything from Disney to M&Ms to the very con
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by pyth0 4y ago
If your observability tools aren't firing alarms when that panic happens, you have other problems besides the panic. I would much rather find out about a bug that way vs reports from people that the service is down.
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by pyth0 4y ago
I would think it is. It runs on the Objective-C runtime and has interop with it and C.
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by pyth0 4y ago
I have never had a bad encounter with a cop. Yet I still see countless examples of abuse and criminal behavior from police and the lengths that the police forces will go to shield their own. > So I take all of these "cops are evil&q
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by pyth0 4y ago
I believe that a lot people are quite comfortable in being hilariously wrong, look at any modern political discourse, but the problem in my mind is that people aren't equally prepared to self-reflect and admit fault or reconsider a pos
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by pyth0 4y ago
I think the much more obvious point was that you generally only tip (and therefore would see a tip popup on the POS) at places where the tips really are an important part of their take home. I don't think that line of thinking is erron
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by pyth0 4y ago
Maybe you could introduce your other one to command blocks and logic gates in redstone. Not that they have to enjoy computing in that way, but it was a big reason I became interested in the field when I was younger.
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by pyth0 4y ago
> 2) Input capabilities are limited so they tend to encourage consumption over creation This is an interesting point that I haven't really thought about before. I absolutely hate the trend of moving away from laptops/desktops a
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by pyth0 4y ago
I really don't understand this take at all. Swift has fairly standard syntax as far as modern languages go.
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by pyth0 4y ago
Your criticism feels entirely non-substantive. Of course it's lacking depth as its target audience is not historians. Maybe your issue is with the overall trend of "pop journalism" that puts out short, easy to ingest but ult