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by throw827474737 4y ago
That is the point of fun, only you (should) know, otherwise the more important point before is to find that out.. :) > Even if I don't need the money, I would still very much enjoy making some. It seems you and also that guy didn&#x
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by throw827474737 4y ago
Those articles and our experience about modern obsolescense and optimizing the last cent of products out increase... yet I'm not seeing really the counter trend, but maybe it is yet so hidden I have just not found it? If anyone has.. W
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by throw827474737 4y ago
C seen by some for a long time as a "high-level" assembler :D, and if you choose a safe subset.. and given also e.g. how the LLVM pipeline and other compiling works, and how old and widespread C is, I think it is a clever portabil
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by throw827474737 4y ago
They sent two flash chips full of names with the lander, they are transmitting whole hi-res pictures and even Apollo missions already had at least 1.6 kbit/s, sorry but those 64 bytes would have fit everywhere. But yes, that message di
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by throw827474737 4y ago
While true that most personal impact is tiny vs industry/the whole world we still just shouldn't be ok with dumping waste thoughtlessly? In the end a lot of stuff is still caused by 8 billion insignificancies.. And imo also this s
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by throw827474737 4y ago
Proving what? With a sample size of 1 that is all just survivor bias so far... and after all we know it is ending soon We need a real godly or technological wonder (a real wonder, not something like fusion what is on the horizon), or maybe
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by throw827474737 4y ago
Depends on what you want to achieve, but with that attitude humanity would not have gotten anywhere.
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by throw827474737 4y ago
Yes.. there are definitely online-people, and offline-people, or text-async-comm people vs personal-comm-people: for one the one way of communication is more convenient, for others the other, and for some there is barely a difference. But t
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by throw827474737 4y ago
No you are right. All the fish were in there (and most now dead :(), this is a hotels lobby that maybe was a few degrees colder than previous winters, but still comfortable - and the fishes also need their temperature. Except > I guess i
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by throw827474737 4y ago
This is really nonsense, and it was already nonsense shortly after it happened, why does such rumor even stick on HN? Most likely, and officials assume it too, is material fatigue.
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by throw827474737 4y ago
That is one eventual first quick assumption by some (mostly nontechnical journalists), but nothing official and confirmed, or you have sources? Otherwise please don't sell this as fact. Knowing the place, it still had heating, so I per
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by throw827474737 4y ago
Okok, amazing! But far from the controlled thing we'd like to have? :D
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by throw827474737 4y ago
Yeah, on top of that add wading through legacy code, figuring out why wtf, this is crap, just to figure out most times it is actually crap, but then at least equal amount of times that there was a very good reason to do it that way, either
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by throw827474737 4y ago
> I can't imagine the amount of corporate brainwashing needed to get to this level of thinking.... Not having to be a wage slave to survive is a good thing for humanity. Corporate brainwashing, why? That is just realistic. I mean we
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by throw827474737 4y ago
I claim pipe dream, otherwise AIs can program themselves and we will have the singularity. Will it be good or evil?
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by throw827474737 4y ago
That, but also mimicing the pressure of the sun here is just not possible (yet? :D), why we need to play with higher temperaturs with different problematic consequences.
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by throw827474737 4y ago
Seconding... WOW JUST WOW. How can this not receive more attention here? (everyone had "root" to production with all user data, without any approach to limit that if they wanted, nothing what could be called staging/dev envs,
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by throw827474737 4y ago
> If you had the hardware, would you rather see it used or see it dog slow trying to load UI components from disk? Fallacy already starts at this assumption? And then there is also the one more/bigger whatever I'd want to open
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by throw827474737 4y ago
> but in practice, every company I've worked for has modified it to suit management desires I agree that is the way it is often, but that is to the argument to the poster before: not SCRUM anymore.
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by throw827474737 4y ago
reread post above please.
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by throw827474737 4y ago
Doesn't need kids to cringe for one's life is all I can say, and fine to take any fun for that away :p
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by throw827474737 4y ago
Come on, the dentist is also the dentist... taking those titles to personally imo is a too big identitiy to start with. We know you are all individuals ;)
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by throw827474737 4y ago
Sounds like a threat, and that something is what? Also seeing enough whole companies buing fully into remote, and more and more remote teams happily working together.. and tbh there sure are jobs/people for which this doesn't work
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by throw827474737 4y ago
and what is 3 int16? n int16? you want to have an own calculation system about sizes in your calculations? Either go straight just unbounded ints like some languages (e.g. Python) already do, or nothing.. and it comes with a cost.
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by throw827474737 4y ago
Very ignorant! One can avoid wasps initially, or also later move them more peacefully. They are very important pollinators (we lack more&more) and even have more cool duties. Not sure about your wasps over there, the annoyance factor of
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by throw827474737 4y ago
The title said "evolutionary response" not active response, which is a fine term in that regard, but others said enough to that. However, I don't get how this is anything clickbaity here over your title, please explain! Its a
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by throw827474737 4y ago
You are overly pedantic as well :D (Noone thinks that "getting born" involves intelligence choosing, the point you are repeating applies sometimes, but here out of context imo.)
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by throw827474737 4y ago
> Maybe I'm being a bit pedantic here Not only maybe a bit.. every evolutionary response is surviving and passing on something beneficial for survival/reproduction, which includes new born with it then.. come on!
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by throw827474737 4y ago
They "believe" the major shift is due to Rust, while they continously improve also their C++ tools, and the count in also all violations (even mabe more theoretical ones?) found by those .. I have no doubts about the actual claim,
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by throw827474737 4y ago
If it was about a semicolon it even sounds more like running with not all warnings on. C++ is "bad" (shorting a lot) due to its compatibility being able to also compile last centuries code.. but if today on active code bases you a

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