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by starik36 5y ago
In .NET 6, there is new "EnableNullable" directive that will do that. It's on by default for new projects.
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by starik36 5y ago
Similar outcome has been observed in an area local to me as well. Los Angeles county has had mask mandates and other measures going back to the Delta variant, while the neighboring Orange County did not. Yet, LA nearly always had higher i
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by starik36 5y ago
Israel's territory is probably 1/100 of the territory on the map in the article. So unlikely.
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by starik36 5y ago
Is this a situation where multiple web servers in a farm are accessing the SQLite databases on a file server?
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by starik36 5y ago
It's peculiar that Soviets were treated to a review of a film that no one in the USSR would have the opportunity to see.
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by starik36 5y ago
In the article he refers to Texas and Florida as "political train-wrecks". I think his vote definitely does go to the Chesa Boudin crowd.
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by starik36 5y ago
Another article from the same SF crowd that voted in people like Chesa Boudin. Now they are wondering why you can't walk down the street in peace. All this without once acknowledging their responsibility. Sleep with the dogs - you&#x
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by starik36 5y ago
Lex Fridman talks to Jamie Metzl about the Lab Leak theory. Absolutely fascinating. https://lexfridman.com/jamie-metzl/
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by starik36 5y ago
> grossed about $20000 What was the net?
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by starik36 5y ago
> employ people who are willing to become deeply knowledgeable in how TCP works I used Microsoft's SignalR library. It knows TCP pretty well and handles most of the common pitfalls nearly automatically. > customers to reconnect a
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by starik36 5y ago
Didn't the doctor who discovered and documented Omicron state that it results in mild disease? Therefore, it won't require ventilators and thus won't overwhelm hospitals?
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by starik36 5y ago
> Reddit should not be a company to grow 1000x & exit with all employees being millionaires I think the VCs that invested in Reddit did it for the very specific purpose that you just decided wasn't important anymore.
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by starik36 5y ago
It was Italy that got trains running on time. Get your fascist regimes straight.
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by starik36 5y ago
Right, but the underlying tech was in development for a decade or more. I can deploy an app to Azure, tell it to allocate a server farm, databases, Redis, queues, etc... in 5 minutes too. But that's only because someone took years to
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by starik36 5y ago
Not sure why you are getting down voted. What you said is absolutely the case. I wear a mask when I am asked or there is a mandate, but I find it annoying at the very least.
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by starik36 5y ago
It sounds like you are quite young compared to me. They were talking about it in the late 80s while I was in high school. I remember Al Gore in the 90s was saying that Florida will be under water in 10 years or something like that. So th
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by starik36 5y ago
> crime was already falling That is possible. I can only speak from my experience. I visited NYC a number of times pre-Giuliani, then moved to NYC after he became mayor. It was like night and day, particularly the area around Times Sq
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by starik36 5y ago
I think we've had many "tipping" that keep pushing the denominator further down. The first time I saw that in my adult life was the memorial service for late Minnesota senator Paul Wellstone 20 years ago. The speakers turned
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by starik36 5y ago
I think some context is in order. Giuliani's heavy handedness in dealing with criminals forced the crime to come down in a way. Meaning, police were forced to deal even with the pettiest of crimes. Giuliani banned all sorts of "u
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by starik36 5y ago
Exactly right. If someone tells me that I'll be getting paid less next year (even if it's not going to happen), I will literally do the bare minimum not to get fired.
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by starik36 5y ago
> modern titans of industry answer to no one What do you mean? They certainly answer to China.
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by starik36 5y ago
> You're clearly against people having affordable housing. You jump to conclusions a lot. I disagree with your solution of making it overcrowded for everyone. There are other solutions. > Just move to some shithole suburb Your
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by starik36 5y ago
1. "Slightly" more reasonable. Let's not tell tales. 3. Having lived in NYC, I can tell you that living in Seattle is far more pleasant than Brooklyn with its massive over population. 4. "Cities simply have to densify in
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by starik36 5y ago
> Brooklyn...Density...Only then would housing prices be reasonable. Housing prices are NOT reasonable in Brooklyn. > NIMBYism I really dislike it when people immediately jump to this. There are simply a whole lot more people living
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by starik36 5y ago
> Those tend to fall out of the “active use” At least you don't have to write garbage collection code for those. It just crashes.
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by starik36 5y ago
Excellent write up. One question. The part where GPT-3 generates a story for you is still a manual process, right? You edit the text afterwards to make sure it isn't nonsense and there aren't any repeating sentences?
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by starik36 5y ago
Did you ever get around to writing it?
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by starik36 5y ago
I would love to see a write-up or a tutorial how you made this.
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by starik36 5y ago
I thought the exploited holes were patched by iOS at some point. How are these phones still getting hacked?
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by starik36 5y ago
I can't believe I had to scroll down this far to find this. If anything, this law will make the problem worse. LA is already packed with people and it takes 30 minutes to drive 3 miles on the city streets. If implemented, this will b

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