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2y ago
I'm curious. Is there anywhere I could read about what has been done? An article, a book, or whatever.
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2y ago
We will have their latest model. Better than none.
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2y ago
What car do you own, if you don't mind?
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2y ago
They didn't not fail. They have alternatives ready. And second, the goal was not only to clean water, but to make it sustainable long term. That's a lot of work on the foundations. It is foreseen to end in 2025, and I'm happy
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2y ago
I think this very example proves that the adage is wrong, or at least doesn't capture many things for the full picture.
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2y ago
What you suggest is closer to fraud to me than the right thing to do. If I donate to a project, it's not for the maintainer to choose to to use the money for something else.
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2y ago
I have always found jwt easier to deal with than session based authentication.
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2y ago
It is not. The title doesn't contain the necessary information in purpose.
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2y ago
>I really don't get why developers sometimes go out of their way to help their employer keep their code proprietary I don't do it because I am helpful, but because I'm paid to do so.
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2y ago
> France is however a net importer of underqualified people, many of whom do not find any work. Any numbers on the visa for underqualified people? I'd be surprised if this statmeent is even remotely true for legal immigration.
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2y ago
I'm not sure someone citing pseudo science is in position to criticize researchers who spent much more time doing the real work. I'm pretty sure they know what is the tricky thing with studying the human mind and behavior. I'
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2y ago
The reason I moved off antd.
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2y ago
No this isn't what it is supposed to do.
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2y ago
I'll take the easier path. Legiferate.
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2y ago
I'd rather not have to dispute it and use 3d secure.
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2y ago
In the second case someone else is not buying, so if we are not all buying it, at least we can have it cheaper.
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2y ago
Huge amount of software compared to?
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2y ago
It has been a long time since I have read v8 source code, but I remember it depended on if the array is holey or not, so it would switch back to object based array instead of a contiguous array. (there were other conditions but it's th
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3y ago
Because your whole argument is misconstructed. There are cases where longer code is better, but there are many cases where longer is worse too. Because the tools the language provide, on top of being more succint, make the intent more obvio
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3y ago
The people irritated by evangelists are morphing into some sort of evangelists themselves.
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3y ago
The line is not blurry at all even in china.
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3y ago
You seem hell-bent on not compromising with his position despite writing we can both agree. Can you agree that in the more-than-a-millenia of history there were some rosy relationships without widespread persecution too?
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3y ago
Well, it's government regulation that keeps them from building a more rigid structure. I'm not sure it's that unacceptable to ask it to help, after they did their best within the regulated framework.
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3y ago
He was talking about mac os.
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3y ago
I'm not sure I agree with you here at all. They can start a format that serves their own purpose, and make it open for interoperability and extensibility sake. Nothing wrong with it.
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3y ago
It's surprisingly dismissive. It's not that because not all of the comments aren't flagged that discussion isn't being prevented. And the (or should be) does most of the work when you talk about flagged are flagged becau
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3y ago
There is no satisfying answer if your actions before are not satisfying. The question implies that the original poster cannot be satisfied, and thus shift the blame implicitly. The problem remain not what the answer is, or how it is worded.
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3y ago
Why not the opposite, America was evil, Saddam was wrong?
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3y ago
Actually, the average here just implies that tested in different configurations and scenarios, it should cut by 100 bytes in averages. Net per file. Adding "per file" does have a benefit.
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3y ago
Thank you for the context. Admittedly I can see now why you did it.
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