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by tus89 6y ago
I find divorce statistics hard to fathom. A rate that compares numbers of marriages and divorces in a single year does not really seem to speak for long term prospects, especially due to population changes over that time. For example, are t
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by tus89 6y ago
Isn't this how disruptive little startups get their foot in the door?
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by tus89 6y ago
> and implied: design patterns are bad I am honestly amazed you could interpret it that way, rather than the intended: it seems like a questionable design pattern. > What exactly does "having code structured around the shape of t
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by tus89 6y ago
This is nice and all, but part of me feels like having code structured around the shape of tuples returned by functions has an element of pattern-smell (and by pattern I mean design pattern).
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by tus89 6y ago
I think they are more "floaty" that "flighty" :P
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by tus89 6y ago
If we understand "flight" as being the use of a wing to generate lift in an atmosphere, then I think we can safely say this is the first time we have flown on another planet. I assume this little helicopter actually has rotary win
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by tus89 6y ago
Yep. The Amplify JS still doesn't handle clock skew correctly for API calls after years of people complaining. I am still not sure they understand the problem.
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by tus89 6y ago
A variation on this - Chrome also select the whole address bar, but if you then click a fraction of a second later hoping to position the cursor where you clicked, you find that the https:// appears at the beginning, meaning you
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by tus89 6y ago
Only in that the effect on severe illness (reduction) has already been demonstrated through the studies/trials, this is not really news. Transmission effect is still being understood.
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by tus89 6y ago
I meant less interesting as in all the studies/trials have already confirmed that the vaccines significantly reduce severe symptoms...the effect on transmission is still an open question from what I understand.
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by tus89 6y ago
More interesting to know does it lead to a significant drop in transmission?
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by tus89 6y ago
This is cool. Has anyone written a C++ "MFC" for this yet?
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by tus89 6y ago
What is the alternative confusing interpretation that the omission creates? I don't see it.
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by tus89 6y ago
Building rockets that work is incredibly hard. Building rockets that work and land is that X 100.
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by tus89 6y ago
> Any error system that relies upon developer discipline will fail because errors will be missed. Haven't there been some languages that force functions to return some kind of tuple like: result,error And forces the programmer to
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by tus89 6y ago
Is it even in theory possible to produce silicon that does not perform well on crypto operations while allows 3D to run at full speed? Or do they simply rely on the same underlying operations?
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by tus89 6y ago
When did the NYT get paywalled?
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by tus89 6y ago
I quite like weekly wrap-up newsletters, like Python Weekly. I prefer RSS for just about everything else though.
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by tus89 6y ago
Good guy Facebook for the first time in perhaps...forever?
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by tus89 6y ago
Right. I somehow interpreted it to mean a pixel in an existing image on the email, not some random pixel image. Which makes me wonder why they don't just embed normal images that the user would see, but add something to the href that t
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by tus89 6y ago
Can someone explain how a tracking pixel works? How is it different to simply a unique image href url for each client? Why does the image itself need to be different?