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931.
by spullara 5y ago
From another country, at scale.
932.
by spullara 5y ago
I spent a good proportion of my youth using a modem on C64/C128 connecting to BBSs.
933.
by spullara 5y ago
I love all the downvotes for something that is definitely going to happen. YouTube how-to videos are just the beginning.
934.
by spullara 5y ago
They will be but that will be delivered to your home for rental.
935.
by spullara 5y ago
If we can get AR/VR into the mainstream I bet there will be remote plumbers that essentially pilot you to diagnose and fix things.
936.
by spullara 5y ago
If they aren't copyright infringing, then the profit is theirs. I don't think that any assets were directly stolen, and these games just look and play like PUBG.
937.
by spullara 5y ago
If they directly stole copyrighted assets you could just send a DMCA request to have it taken down. They didn't do that so this is all probably frivolous.
938.
by spullara 5y ago
AT&T hits all of those for me.
939.
by spullara 5y ago
That is like saying that some people bother to host their own email.
940.
by spullara 5y ago
^ for sure.
941.
by spullara 5y ago
I had those HAM images and also ran this on the Amiga Mac emulator (it was included in the pirate copy of the OS): https://nostalgiacentral.com/pop-culture/toys-games/macplaym...
942.
by spullara 5y ago
A rewrite directive is just writing code.
943.
by spullara 5y ago
Honestly this is the pitch for iMessage before it existed.
944.
by spullara 5y ago
This is a long time thing though. Tuxedo (a transaction processing system from the early 90s) would periodically restart processes to ensure that memory leaks didn't compromise the system. The Apache webserver has a knob for how many t
945.
by spullara 5y ago
Further it wasn't even a bug. It was the well defined behavior working as specified.
946.
by spullara 5y ago
For sure. Also related were all the deserialization attacks on various libraries that supported it in Java, Ruby and Python.
947.
by spullara 5y ago
This is just stupid. Logging should not do any side effects except writing to the log.
948.
by spullara 5y ago
Any actual shares an employee owns at the IPO will not be taxed until they sell them. You might be referring to the synthetic RSUs that companies have been issuing that convert to real RSUs at the IPO (or acquisition) which does incur taxes
949.
by spullara 5y ago
Huh. I got a survey every day for weeks and then once a week for a few months. (In the US)
950.
by spullara 5y ago
There may be a way for you to test this.
951.
by spullara 5y ago
Since this is now over 2 years old is there any progress?
952.
by spullara 5y ago
Seems similar to the Chisel compiler for RISC-V: https://github.com/chipsalliance/chisel3
953.
by spullara 5y ago
Google Capital is an investor: https://www.forbes.com/sites/katevinton/2015/09/22/google-mi...
954.
by spullara 5y ago
Oh that is what I was saying about Rust. I don't think that is possible in C, at least not without a huge amount of effort.
955.
by spullara 5y ago
Is this the same backend that is powering https://denigma.app ?
956.
by spullara 5y ago
But performance! Rust and other languages with bounds checking go out of their way to not do it once it is proven that they don't need to. It would be hard to do that as a data structure.
957.
by spullara 5y ago
Committed locally long ago and recently pushed?
958.
by spullara 5y ago
Certifications for me have always been a negative signal for people that we might hire for startups. I have no idea how that affects folks that want to work for well established companies. It seems like below CIO it might be required for mo
959.
by spullara 5y ago
I was working at a small manufacturing company in Tennessee over my summer break from college in I think 1992 and they had decided to buy DESQview because it looked cool. It really was amazing multitasking our netware apps on it.
960.
by spullara 5y ago
It isn't. It is more similar to Snowflake's warehouse model.

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