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by stefan_ 2y ago
I guess we can call it bold when you claim to have a better understanding of the decision than a dissenting justice.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Because it involves an official act, like a pardon. Sell pardons for dollars? Immune!
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by stefan_ 2y ago
"If official conduct for which the President is immune may be scrutinized to help secure his conviction, even on charges that purport to be based only on his unofficial conduct, the “intended effect” of immunity would be defeated.&quot
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by stefan_ 2y ago
If you don’t value your time, sure? There’s thousands of systems trying to log into publicly accessible SSH servers all the time.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
I mean, look at all these clowns: https://github.com/indutny/node-ip/issues/136 The stupidity is like a cancer that spreads and infects random other repositories with alarmist nonsense: https://git
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by stefan_ 2y ago
That's the beauty of C++, an absurdly slow build is just an include away.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Why on earth are these identity verification companies storing this data? Once the verification is done, the data must surely be promptly deleted?
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Well the logical conclusion of that is to break up the businesses. No other remedy or it's just going to happen again and again, in subtle and not so subtle ways (bundling Teams for free was so absurdly obviously anti-competitive no on
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by stefan_ 2y ago
My favorite Teams bug and it took me a moment to understand the stupidity of what was happening: you copy a message you have received from someone and send it back to them. It is invisible on their screen. You have dark mode so what you cop
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by stefan_ 2y ago
What makes the rear wheels lock except the brakes? Do Teslas have separate front rear brakes like a bicycle?
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by stefan_ 2y ago
> Over the next few months, roundrects worked their way into various parts of the user interface, and soon became indispensable. At which point we realized they are just a fad like any other design ever was and went to sharp corners and
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Except sometimes you lose control and you grifters pretending your model is the real deal and the singularity is near.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
It's even dumber. They rely on the bog-standard lead 12V battery which has a habit of dying in Teslas. So you got a huge battery with enough energy to power your home for a week right there but can't open the door because that par
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Read up some on that law because precedent is rather down on mass corporate use.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
It seems no one here quite knows what he is talking about. Then you read his latest book "Tidy First" and it tells you when you move out multiplying width and height into an area function you have now made a beneficial design chan
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Does the commercial tasking feed into the open dataset? Or is it more a case of once the satellite is up, might as well keep it busy? Just wondering since the distribution of locations shown in the blog post seems particular.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
I see this sentiment a lot with US internet providers - "but they aren't making any money as is, it must be a real tough business environment". I think there are limitless ways for bad actors to make lots of money in a broken
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Gee, if "many teams" want to spend their time migrating their unit-test framework and unit tests because their frontend framework hit version 18 I suppose that's their prerogative. Not me to applaud Teams but it seems S
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Not to mention the possible savings if you just don't switch to whatever the latest testing framework is your resume driven developers want. 100% time savings!
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by stefan_ 2y ago
I'm not sure why Google hasn't straight up blackholed them. Consider the situation with the Warcraft Wiki: 1) Started in 2004 as independent "WoWWiki", then "moved" in 2007 to Wikia aka Fandom 2) Forked in 2010
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Not to interrupt the "Apple buyer are sophisticated high status individuals" talk but Goldman is losing money on the Apple card precisely because they are lending to people that can't make the payments.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Well geez, Intel might have amazingly bad management but where on the scale do we put AMD not giving any fucks about challenging the CUDA monopoly for going on 10 years now? Instead they put mediocre people on things like OpenCL which even
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Why is that so unbelievable? There is a well documented correlation between fuel prices and the type of car consumers buy, while of course the needs stay the same - if anything, todays consumers have less use for a large car than ever. So w
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Haha, the infamous Clean Code book - "how to make your code unreadable in these few easy recursive steps". The steps are roughly to extract everything into as small as possible functions that happily mutate lots of state while hav
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by stefan_ 2y ago
What do you mean by USB-C PHY? USB-C is the connector, and you can run USB 1.1/2.0/3.0/3.1 through it, but realistically a RP2040 can not feed even a USB 2.0 PHY.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
I love the tight control Apple keeps on the app store, just last week it forced an app update on me that deleted all my OTP keys, because the OTP app was bought by some malware vendor and I didn't get prompted that this prior personal
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by stefan_ 2y ago
We have the libc - what makes the STL such a crucial idea and tremendous accomplishment? Hell, they seem to share many of the same deficiencies even - caring about things they shouldn't, then doing a terrible job of it.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
All the Chinese dev boards, knowing that all serial is over USB now anyway, default to 2MBaud nowadays. 115200 or even 9600 gets old very quick when you accidentally put in "dmesg" or cat same huge file...
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by stefan_ 2y ago
But she hasn't - WADA has appealed to CAS and will likely prevail. At which point she will get the 6 month or so backdated suspension she was always going to get in a case like this. The whole "spend all your money" part was
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by stefan_ 2y ago
When they signed up to be professional riders with the UCI, they also signed up to be monitored by WADA. The rules are clear and can realistically not work any other way: the majority of violations are on strict liability, it is on the athl

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