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by sly010 5y ago
I know there are issues with it, but I love USB-C. We are building a weekender campervan with my wife (don't judge) and we decided that there is no point spending money (and space) on an inverter anymore. Most things we have (laptops&#
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by sly010 5y ago
I am not sure this makes sense. Shouldn't Klarna provide proof of the transaction to the court? Won't the court look at it and throw it out as baseless? If Klarna were actually on the hook for their own money, it wold only have to
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by sly010 5y ago
This is a great story about KPIs and incentives gone wrong :)
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by sly010 5y ago
The paper says it's essentially bucket sort. Which was also my thirst thought when I heard about sleep sort.
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by sly010 5y ago
No. The buyer got his assets. You are out of money.
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by sly010 5y ago
I am confused. Why can't the client just drop the token and be done with it? Why do you need to store session state on the server to be "secure"?
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by sly010 5y ago
Arguably your phones notification feature is the unified feed. Theoretically it is possible (on Android) to write a custom home app to display those notifications without dismissing them.
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by sly010 5y ago
The parser seems to be broken. Or I don't understand the syntax. There is no way to end the last example note. Edit: ok, you need to add at least a colon after every edge
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by sly010 5y ago
Not necessarily, you could have a few large requests that each do a lot of database work at the backend, that would also be high IO. IO is just any low level network or disk activity that is typically done by the kernel, not the userspace (
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by sly010 5y ago
You should post this on devrant [0] [0] https://devrant.com - "Share and bond over successes and frustrations with code, tech and life as a programmer"
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by sly010 5y ago
Now we just need one for mosquitoes.
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by sly010 5y ago
Needless to say, I don't use these devices on my home depot account. I use them for Google, Github, Dropbox, I don't actually remember anything else. My DNS registrar doesn't support it :P I also don't use my personal ke
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by sly010 5y ago
The 2 in U2F stands for second factor, these devices are useless on their own.
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by sly010 5y ago
The image translators work for the construct program, but there is way too much information to decode the matrix. You get used to it. I don't even see the code, all I see is blonde, brunette, readhead...
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by sly010 5y ago
Buy 3 keys. Register all of them to your account. Then register all of them to your spouses account too. Put one on your keychain. Put one on your spouses keychain. Put one in a safe place. By enrolling my spouse and cross registering all k
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by sly010 6y ago
Bad software (therefore all software) is like the recurrent laryngeal nerve in giraffes [0] (a freak of evolution). It is unlikely to be the result of a singular minds "design". It is more of a result of evolution through countles
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by sly010 6y ago
All fair points actually, a lot of babel rules were originally implemented internally in the starlark interpreter itself (written in java). I think nowadays a lot of the language support is implemented in skylark, and "toolchains"
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by sly010 6y ago
Out of curiosity, what's hard about bazel? From my experience the main issue is interoperability with third party build systems. i.e. using a cmake library that was not manually bazeled by someone.
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by sly010 6y ago
Re: correct language/abstraction At the highest level you want a purely functional DSL with no side effects. Preferably one that catches dependency cycles so it halts provably. On the lowest level, however, all your primitives are unix
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by sly010 6y ago
What the author describes was never a good idea anyway imho. We will just have to learn to point a subdomain to third party servers.
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by sly010 6y ago
> Note, however, that roaming between APs is a feature of the 802.11 standard; you just need to have all your APs on the same layer 2 (802.x) network, and using the same SSID and credentials. No fancy hardware required, and you can even
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by sly010 6y ago
This has the added benefit that you can turn it off in CI/CD and prevent people committing debug statements.
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by sly010 6y ago
There is one (!!!) video where he shows his face. He looks more like 35 to me. Unless of course he is a Japanese girl using whatsapp.
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by sly010 6y ago
What's the point of buying a jeep wrangler (or a ferrari), when you already have a subaru? Don't they all have 4 wheels? General purpose tools are good for most cases. And being widely available they are cheaper too. Sometimes, ho
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by sly010 6y ago
Anyone else wanted more on the car covered in slime on a highway?
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by sly010 6y ago
Looks like the core problem is not rust, but the device abstractions. There is no reason peripherals that are literally the same in hardware should not be the same type in software.
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by sly010 6y ago
As for golang, I think the pros outweigh the cons here. Code is read more than it's written. Cleaner code means you can literally identify code structure from afar. Which in turn makes is easier to focus on the part you care about. If
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by sly010 6y ago
Maybe the actual temperature value has a few more digits that are truncated during formatting: "-0.001" -> "-0"
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by sly010 6y ago
I don't know if this is a good example :) Anecdote: I recently wanted to extend the hoses for my tabletop dishwasher (the one that hooks up to your tap, not to the wall). It's 2 hoses with 2 connectors each, should be easy. But al
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by sly010 6y ago
It looks like a paywall just prevented me from reading an article about the end of advertising as we know it⸮

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