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by tetrep 13y ago
i believe the author was referring to artificially inflating the technical challenge of a problem. e.g. if you were imgur.com, you most likely should not be implementing your own machine language for use on an FPGA in order to serve cat pic
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by tetrep 13y ago
How is TigerDirect a "has-been"? They're a direct competitor to Newegg.
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by tetrep 13y ago
It is mere coincidence, however, that the music he wanted to make was also the music people wanted to hear. It's hardly laudable to do something you enjoy...
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by tetrep 13y ago
>If the first thing I have to do requires a lot of deep thinking... That's why I try to think about what I have to think about, the night before. E.G. Try to enumerate all possible solutions/causes to a problem (most likely to
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by tetrep 13y ago
to be fair, it's not meaningless. it's very much done to instill fear into the Uber drivers, who they most likely see as scabs.
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by tetrep 13y ago
while i'm sure there's many other examples, in that particular case it's just the maximum value of an unsigned 8 bit integer, as defined above on line 1252. it would be a bit better if it explicitly had a nice #define but rec
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by tetrep 13y ago
i think you're bug bounty (bottom of security page) is a little out of date... We welcome security audits and offer a bounty of 1 BTC for responsibly disclosing security issues or breaches in our client-server model. If you found a bug
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by tetrep 13y ago
i find it easier to start with a neutral view and then research a topic before arriving at a conclusion. time considerations aside, coming to conclusions via thorough research about even mundane topics is a great way to practice/utiliz
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by tetrep 13y ago
if they're willing to ignore huge swaths of divine text what makes the existential statements special? if someone made a list of statements, most of which were false but some of which were unverifiable why would anyone accept, as truth
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by tetrep 13y ago
>...so how did she learn it in the first place? I think that asking why a programmer knows any piece of knowledge is a very good glimpse into how competent she is. I don't care that somebody likes Git more than SVN but I do care why
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by tetrep 13y ago
>We think, as long as there isn't a charismatic Hitler/Lenin figure agitating for revolution and preaching a radical ideology, that we're safe. i think this is exactly the delusion most suffer from, because there are many
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by tetrep 13y ago
I believe it was more of a comment on why we shouldn't surprised rather than a justification of the actions.
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by tetrep 13y ago
What's wrong with IE6?