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by shric 6y ago
I don't think it does, assuming the passed len is correct.
482.
by shric 6y ago
3blue1brown - Beautifully animated explanations; Inigo Quilez - Graphics, especially raymarching; Ben Felix - Investing, rational unbiased advice
483.
by shric 6y ago
Highly recommend lichess.org too. Completely free, open source, runs on donations, no ads or constant nagging to try premium.
484.
by shric 6y ago
3.3 There was once a programmer who was attached to the court of the warlord of Wu. The warlord asked the programmer: "Which is easier to design: an accounting package or an operating system?" "An operating system," repl
485.
by shric 6y ago
Next trick: solicit a flood of one star reviews for your business that all have trivial complaints beyond your control.
486.
by shric 6y ago
This isn't correct, section 6.5.5 states merely that "The operands of the % operator shall have integer type."
487.
by shric 6y ago
Link to the study: https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.10.20.20215863v...
488.
by shric 6y ago
Have you considered getting tested for ADHD? Not saying you have it, but it's one explanation and could be mitigated somewhat with treatment.
489.
by shric 6y ago
This. Employers tend to give out laptops for home use, not desktops. I'm not about to use my personal desktop for work, or my work laptop for personal stuff.
490.
by shric 6y ago
My laptop (16" MacBook Pro) can allegedly drive four 4K monitors. I currently use two 32" 4K (landscape) and one 24" 1440p (portrait). The additional portrait 1440p is totally silly, and it was because work happened to send m
491.
by shric 6y ago
The extension "SponsorBlock" works well for desktop browsers, it accepts user contributed segments to cut out sponsorships.
492.
by shric 6y ago
rsync.net: 100 GB for $18/year (no ingress/egress charge) tarsnap: 100 GB would be $300/year (excluding ingress/egress) Edit: I believe both support deduplication (borg and tarsnap), but no idea if one is superior to the
493.
by shric 6y ago
I guess, so maybe it's >250K profit?
494.
by shric 6y ago
Based on https://sive.rs/m and https://sive.rs/n he's self-publishing electronically for $15 (or $4 more for paperback), so I guess the costs are quite small.
495.
by shric 6y ago
I also like "git branch -d @{-1}" to delete the previous branch, which can of course be aliased.
496.
by shric 6y ago
Based on the votes alone, yes?
497.
by shric 6y ago
Neat idea, but it seems like abuse of the torrent protocol. If peers don't grab chunks randomly then it partially defeats the purpose of bittorrent.
498.
by shric 6y ago
He also co-invented an obscure encoding called "utf-8" that nobody uses.
499.
by shric 6y ago
It stands for Software Development Engineer, but Google use SWE instead, as though "software" is two words.
500.
by shric 6y ago
I really wish more CLIs would have a, ideally standard, flag to output something structured and easily parsable. One of the biggest arguments for CLIs is their composability, which is true for canonical examples like | sort | uniq -c | sort
501.
by shric 6y ago
Yes, but this is average across the country. Singapore has a rather unfair advantage of being a city state.
502.
by shric 6y ago
Right, and those cowboys at SFAMOUS_COMPANY obviously haven't read the latest blog posts that clearly show $HYPED_TECHNOLOGY doesn't support $HIPSTER_PARADIGM in an async I/O functional stackless copy on write environment, me
503.
by shric 7y ago
(2018)
504.
by shric 7y ago
Perhaps a naive question, but how do chanops enforce this? What's to stop someone lurking in a channel and publishing a log. You can't obviously connect an individual lurker to a log and busy channels have dozens of 24/7 clie
505.
by shric 7y ago
Thanks, so from "Only those features that have a history and are in common use by a commercial implementation should be considered", this precludes stuff that may only exist in clang, gcc, glibc, etc.? If so, why?
506.
by shric 7y ago
Is there a rule that any new proposals must already be a feature in an existing major implementation?
507.
by shric 7y ago
Not everyone has all these downsides when working in an office. 1. I walk to work. 2. It's a 25 minute walk each way. I don't consider it lost time, Agree with 3 and 4. 5. I can and do go to the gym whenever I want. Typically at
508.
by shric 7y ago
Bottom of first paragraph: "That is a skeuomorph: it's an incidental feature of an object that persists even in a new medium where the incidental feature no longer makes sense."
509.
by shric 7y ago
Yup, I bought an Xbox360 bundled with GTA V. Never bought another game for it.
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by shric 7y ago
3blue1brown does: https://youtu.be/Kas0tIxDvrg

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