unclad5968

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by unclad5968 7mo ago
I encourage people to wear non-smartwatches, and the biggest rebuttal I get is fear of missing messages and calls.
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by unclad5968 7mo ago
Watches are jewelry. Telling time isn't even their main purpose, nevermind telling it accurately. Of course, maintaining accuracy is part of what makes them cool to the people who like them, but even if they lost several minutes a day,
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by unclad5968 7mo ago
Where are you living that you don't have to pay taxes?
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by unclad5968 7mo ago
I don't think how it relates to other stocks is meaningful to the question of whether or not insurance companies make money.
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by unclad5968 7mo ago
Having worked in medicine, I agree about providers. People who probably got in it to help people burn out immediately and become like the rest of us looking for the best paycheck with a tolerable workplace. Insurance companies make plenty o
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by unclad5968 7mo ago
But they scan memory structures most programmers never touch in their entire careers!
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by unclad5968 8mo ago
Data from measurement tools. Everything about the tool configuration, time of measurement, operator ID, usually a bunch of electrical data (we make laser diodes) like current, potential, power, and a bunch of emission related data.
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by unclad5968 8mo ago
It might not be common in typical software shops. I work in manufacturing and our database has multiple tables with hundreds of columns.
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by unclad5968 8mo ago
Weird. The city I live in has cameras, but only a few at random intersections. Most of the cameras are on a university campus, home depot, Lowes, and target. Are these normal places to put flock cameras for other cities?
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by unclad5968 8mo ago
> Displacement is displacement, it doesn't really matter how you make it. If this were the case wouldnt all similar displacement engines have the same torque curve?
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by unclad5968 8mo ago
They could also care about mass surveillance.
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by unclad5968 8mo ago
Who can I vote for that will stop flock cameras from being installed?
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by unclad5968 8mo ago
Government salaries are such a small percentage (less than 5% is what I'm seeing in cursory searches) of spending that it doesnt make a lot of sense to me that DOGE was a genuine attempt at cutting spending. I work in defense, and at l
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by unclad5968 8mo ago
In comparison to c++ everything is minimal. The Zig std lib doesn't seem that minimal to me. The package manager makes it easy to add dependencies, but whether that's even a good thing is controversial. std::regex might suck, but
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by unclad5968 8mo ago
I have the same questions as you. I find many Hindu and Buddhist practices are compatible with Christianity. Eastern religion has different words than western religion for certain things, and concepts naturally get misunderstood, so I think
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by unclad5968 8mo ago
Reading the early Christian church leaders was enlightening, as a member of an evangelical church. My church didn't really have any answers when I asked why our practices/beliefs diverged so intensely, which was somewhat disappoin
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by unclad5968 9mo ago
> Everything is downstream of politics whether people want to recognize that or not I'd argue it's the other way around. Politics is downstream of everything else. In other words, it's easier to predict the politics of tom
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by unclad5968 9mo ago
How would a zero knowledge proof of my age work?
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by unclad5968 9mo ago
Yeah, my last arch install was my last. It was fun to rice my system and setting up everything from scratch 4 or 5 times taught me a lot about operating systems and computers. Ultimately my setup is not significantly different than any othe
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by unclad5968 9mo ago
> In the US, the TSA is just a government jobs program for the lowly skilled or unskilled. It's all security theater. This matches my experience. I recently flew out of a small airport that flies 2 fairchild metro 23 turboprop plane
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by unclad5968 9mo ago
I suspect ad revenue isn't good for maker/hacker type videos. I watch a lot of woodworking and cnc projects, and I mostly get the kind of recommendations you're talking about
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by unclad5968 9mo ago
It just makes for an easily understandable example. I don't think the post is advocating for the use of new/delete over smart pointers.
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by unclad5968 9mo ago
As a casual follower of economic news and completely ignorant of politics, my guess is that the administration believes the fed isn't acting according to mandate of stability and jobs. I have no clue how valid that is
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by unclad5968 10mo ago
> I do think the authors had good reasons for their choices and have generally explained them I'm fairly certain antirez is the author of redis
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by unclad5968 10mo ago
It is possible to have your own thoughts and also wonder what other people think.
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by unclad5968 10mo ago
In my experience, when using Unity, I became acutely aware of creating garbage and how to avoid it. I used to see a lot of object pooling which is basically a makeshift arena allocator.
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by unclad5968 11mo ago
> Incorrect. Nobody is denigrating the goals of the initiative. All criticism I see is directed at the choice of the mascot only. The top comment, a thread you participated in, claims "The entire forced clippy movement is incredibly
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by unclad5968 11mo ago
Well there are still some c++20 items that aren't fully supported, at least according to cppref. https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/compiler_support/20.html
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by unclad5968 1y ago
For myself, HN yes because I interact. YT, no because I rarely even like a video nevermimd comment or I teract with anyone, although I do sometimes read comments. YT is basically equivalent to TV for me, but I have shorts blocked.
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by unclad5968 1y ago
A single anecdote about having ideas while taking amphetamines is hardly evidence.

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