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841.
by snarfy 7y ago
We use the api in our CI/CD pipeline to send messages to the teams about build status.
842.
by snarfy 7y ago
I have suggested connection on linkedin that is my wife's maiden name. It's super creepy. We have zero shared connections.
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by snarfy 7y ago
This article [1] explains why I'm not a fan. [1] - https://www.teamten.com/lawrence/writings/why-i-dont-like-go...
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by snarfy 7y ago
Feature request: hide-paywalled-sites Removes all links from wsj, nytimes, bloomberg, etc.
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by snarfy 7y ago
that hasn't worked in a long itme
846.
by snarfy 7y ago
Not having a degree in CS certainly limits how far up the ladder you can go. For most jobs at FAANG companies the #1 requirement is a degree. You can be the highest level senior developer at a company but you'll never make director o
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by snarfy 7y ago
There are alternatives. Vinegar works pretty well.
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by snarfy 7y ago
//adds two numbers int add(int a, int b); Oracle is claiming nobody else is allowed to make an add() method with that signature.
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by snarfy 7y ago
At least 8 characters, upper and lower, numbers and symbols... that advice is from the 70s [1] [1] - https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/33470/what-tech...
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by snarfy 7y ago
You can have twenty years experience, but if all you learn is testing frameworks, opengl, c++ libraries, etc you never really master your profession. CS fundamentals like algorithms and data structures are much more important to learn in d
851.
by snarfy 7y ago
Superconductivity was against the accepted laws of physics, until it wasn't. It all may very well be a scam and should be watched with healthy dose of skepticism, but I wouldn't throw the idea out completely.
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by snarfy 7y ago
It bothers me they continue to build straw houses in tornado alley. There really needs to be strict regulations for construction methods for buildings in areas prone to tornadoes. I'm talking two feet thick rebar reinforced concrete.
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by snarfy 7y ago
The counterpoint would be Visual Basic. It was meant for non-engineers/managers to be able to write programs, but that never really happened. It was always easier for a manager to write an email 'I need an app that does X'
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by snarfy 7y ago
> but the majority did put extreme amounts of energy to get to the point where they can make lots of money and that can't be said about everyone. Did their children also? Then why do they inherit it? I'm all for a 100% estate
855.
by snarfy 7y ago
You could say the same thing about Linux. If Linus doesn't like what you made, it's not getting into the kernel.
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by snarfy 7y ago
Yeah, I hate touch screens. If I can use something else I will. Phones are small enough there really isn't a better alternative to a mouse, but I would still rather have a physical keyboard than a touch keyboard. On laptops with touc
857.
by snarfy 7y ago
I really hate touch screens, more so in a vehicle. Physical buttons will be a deciding factor in my next vehicle purchase.
858.
by snarfy 7y ago
Aneutronic fusion [1] produces only fast moving charged particles. You can call fast moving particles 'heat', but if they are charged you don't need thermo-electric to generate power. It already is useful power. A fusion p
859.
by snarfy 7y ago
Do the keep the meat, dairy, bread, and produce on the back walls like every other grocery store?
860.
by snarfy 7y ago
Recharging could work the same as refueling. Pump used,uncharged electrolyte out and pump in fresh charged electrolyte.
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by snarfy 7y ago
The US government is their largest customer. Considering the glacial pace of the government, I suspect it will be a really long time.
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by snarfy 7y ago
It seems like development stopped a few years ago. There were steady releases almost monthly for a few years and then it just stops in 2017. Did the author lose interest? Are there any plans to support multicore? I noticed one of the exam
863.
by snarfy 7y ago
Do you really want garbage collection when your device has 2KB of ram?
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by snarfy 7y ago
How does this compare to Mozilla's wasi? [1] [1] - https://wasi.dev/
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by snarfy 7y ago
Sure there are. That's what all of the associations e.g. NRA do. They write new laws, law makers possibly make a few edits, and then propose those laws to their legislature.
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by snarfy 7y ago
For statically linked binaries, why wouldn't you use the SCRATCH (0 kb) 'image'?
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by snarfy 7y ago
Most of the problems with async i/o were spelled out very well in the recent "I/O is Faster Than CPU" [1] posted a few days ago. [1] - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19818899 The ring buffer is def
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by snarfy 7y ago
It's controversial, but don't have more than two kids. Consider adoption.
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by snarfy 8y ago
Cross platform mattered a lot more when you were dealing with Sparc, MIPS, Alpha, PowerPC, Intel along with AIX, Sys-V, BSD, Solaris, HP-UX, etc. Today your server is x64 and it's running Linux. Your client is a browser.
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by snarfy 8y ago
Nice! I thought xi was the only editor that used ropes.

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