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by strbean 7y ago
On the other hand, there are huge advantages to specialization. Professional cooks are less likely to cause food-borne illness, and can generally cook tastier, more varied meals. Same goes for any other domestic work. Someone who cleans pro
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by strbean 7y ago
That is what "Suspense for Data Fetching" is going to help with. It is already perfectly possible to handle data fetching nicely, it just isn't incredibly easy. When Suspense for Data Fetching goes stable, it will be trivia
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by strbean 7y ago
Sure, but just like with game development - he will be doing similar (if less boring) work for half the pay, while being treated like crap to boot.
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by strbean 7y ago
How about differential privacy?
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by strbean 7y ago
Is there a good "best of FLOSS drama" feed I can subscribe to? :)
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by strbean 7y ago
There is a guarantee of access. See [PRC Division 20 Ch3]( https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displayText.x... ) Particularly: > Development shall not interfere with the public’s right of access to the s
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by strbean 7y ago
I think parent's suggestion could work great if you printed the Asymptote results and then traced them in ink and scanned those. As for computer generating that style, I might look for brushes for Photoshop/GIMP/Illustrator&#
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by strbean 7y ago
Ackshually, all matter emits black body radiation and is therefore on the spectrum. /s
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by strbean 7y ago
From what I've seen, many intermediaries do nasty things if you have a body on anything that doesn't 'normally' have one. I've heard a fair amount about GCP's load balancers dropping unexpected bodies, and othe
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by strbean 7y ago
The term "super-placebo" is silly in the first place. Any effective treatment is a "super-placebo" - it works better than placebo.
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by strbean 7y ago
Every person in the United States has had the right to access any beach in California for almost 50 years. To act like this case represents an "erosion of property rights" is disingenuous. Next we'll be talking about "er
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by strbean 7y ago
That is very unfortunate, you have my sympathy. But I think it has to be pointed out that leaving your money in a crypto-currency exchange is generally considered to be worse than leaving it in a bank, regardless of where you stand on cypto
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by strbean 7y ago
I find your commenting style extremely distasteful and offensive. I understand the you are trying to be cool and all, but this is too much by piling up vulgar words ("anal") all over, IMO.
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by strbean 7y ago
The UN? It has its problems (the Security Council), but it's the closest thing we have.
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by strbean 7y ago
Even so, it is possible for DuckDuckGo to introduce privacy-respecting self driving car services. The point still stands that nobody, ever, will be able to provide a competitive, privacy respecting, competitor to the DMV.
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by strbean 7y ago
Interesting, didn't know about that aspect of Honey! tbh, my experience with EBates (and promo codes in general) is that retailers hardly run promo codes anymore. It seems most codes now are individualized, probably as a reaction to th
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by strbean 7y ago
Tangentially: I've seen several blog posts from Google about using fakes and 'hermetic servers' for testing. We use GCP for our product, and unfortunately, Google doesn't seem to care much about making this easy. For exa
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by strbean 7y ago
They can have highly competent researchers and still be institutionally stupid.
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by strbean 7y ago
I read this title as "NSA thinks they are getting close to enough qbits to mount real attacks, please don't switch to PQC before we get a return on our investment!" In other news, your totally-trustworthy not-at-all-compromis
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by strbean 7y ago
They are EBates, without the cash back. They just auto-plug coupons into coupon code forms and take the referral money.
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by strbean 7y ago
Ethically weighting deaths is a dangerous road. What would you say to "Innocent deaths from drunk driving go to 0, but suicides increase 1000-fold"?
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by strbean 7y ago
But my company depends on torturing puppies! Your anti-puppy-torture legislation will put me out of business!
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by strbean 7y ago
Por que no los dos? Sign up for Hulu today! Pay a subscription fee and still get the benefit of tons of ads! Or pay more for our Hulu (No Ads) offering, which still has ads on certain programs .
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by strbean 7y ago
Once you are charging money for the game on a distribution network, you probably aren't providing the full game on a standalone site anymore. Maybe you have a small demo.
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by strbean 7y ago
I need to check that out! I've been watching WebRTC since 2011, excited to have some equivalent of a TCP socket. It took them SOOOOOOO long to add data channels. Are you using it for P2P, or making the 'peer' be a central ser
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by strbean 7y ago
I still haven't figured out a way to disabled `debugger` statements in Web Developer Tools without disabling all breakpoints. It's a pain when a site has heavily obfuscated code that constantly spawns anonymous functions that lo
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by strbean 7y ago
But that means writing a reasonable server! Jokes aside, there are some Korean MMOs that rely on excessively trusting the client as a core part of their business model. If you offload as much state as possible to the client your server cost
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by strbean 7y ago
And CVVs. Storing CVVs in any form breaks PCI.
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by strbean 7y ago
Only if they targeted sites that didn't use AdSense and let sites that did use AdSense place ads wherever they wanted.
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by strbean 7y ago
> YOU DO NOT THINK IN SUFFICIENT DETAIL ABOUT SUPERINTELLIGENCES CONSIDERING WHETHER OR NOT TO BLACKMAIL YOU. THAT IS THE ONLY POSSIBLE THING WHICH GIVES THEM A MOTIVE TO FOLLOW THROUGH ON THE BLACKMAIL.

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