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by undebuggable 2y ago
Well I failed one interview because to calculate number of days in between I suggested substracting Unix timestamps and dividing the difference by 86400.
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by undebuggable 2y ago
I presume on the surface it looks nothing like in the ocean depths where it's under enormous pressure.
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by undebuggable 2y ago
Haha, you just reminded me about replacing motherboard CR battery. Recently I was fixing over five years old computer, noticed the battery and thought "What does it do, I wonder if it works, perhaps I should replace it?".
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by undebuggable 2y ago
What do you mean, what is sondehub?
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by undebuggable 2y ago
I just watched a video with the battery replacement in Macbook Air. There is no way the laptop will switch on after I do it by myself for the first time.
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by undebuggable 2y ago
The lithium AA/AAA/CR batteries don't seem to leak. They're not widely available though. I use them for devices which mostly sit in a drawer and their lifetime can reach 5-6 years.
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by undebuggable 2y ago
I'm genuinely surprised that Apple product has a replaceable battery at all.
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by undebuggable 2y ago
Well... congratulations?
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by undebuggable 2y ago
My comment was /s of course. JavaScript from 2000-2010 era can do wonders especially if you leverage modern APIs and enormous performance of modern browsers, instead of silting it up with transpilation, frameworks, and layers of module
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by undebuggable 2y ago
Inconsistent style. Once global functions (that's so 2000), once prototypes (that's so 2010). No lazy loading, no modularization, no state management. Mixing variable declarations with initializations, one "var" declarat
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by undebuggable 2y ago
Funnily, this JavaScript would not pass through most modern job interviews.
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by undebuggable 2y ago
...and can cause cancer in California
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by undebuggable 2y ago
It's actually well executed how they managed to say exactly once "Amadeus" or "Patton" in their biographical films.
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by undebuggable 2y ago
That's why I pass every time a fierce political discussion is just about to unleash. I have no reason to believe you and I have no possibility to verify what you're saying.
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by undebuggable 2y ago
I mean rather culturally, historically, and geographically adjusted as these are very US centric.
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by undebuggable 2y ago
I knew all these answers once. Knowing them then got me to where I am now.
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by undebuggable 2y ago
Didn't know artisanal sand is a thing.
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by undebuggable 2y ago
What exactly about grasshoppers? I like them hopping around and their gentle sound, started appreciating it after being traumatized by loud cicadas in Southern Europe.
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by undebuggable 2y ago
The moth is large for a bug, and hummingbird is tiny for a bird. It takes some time to realize what we're looking at.
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by undebuggable 2y ago
Having vegetables and flowers in the garden guarantees a spectacle, assuming you're ready to sacrifice at least some of the vegetables ;)
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by undebuggable 2y ago
Moths are aliens in their looks and vast diversity. My backyard favorite is hummingbird hawk-moth.
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by undebuggable 2y ago
One of my favorites personal anti-virus anecdotes in enterprise environment is when its file watcher looped with development environment and IDE file watchers and the machine was consuming maybe 60-70% of RAM and CPU in idle state.
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by undebuggable 2y ago
Yes, it's been for some time now. This solved my problem of reading X (former Twitter).
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by undebuggable 2y ago
You withdraw cash every single time you need it?! The point of cash is that you don't ping the systems on every transaction and you decide how frequently it's withdrawn.
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by undebuggable 2y ago
A round decade after Heartbleed... it just periodically reminds that it needs some attention and love. People just use it paying nothing.
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by undebuggable 2y ago
The things do not fallback but rather propagate causing an avalanche. The only alternative to electronic payments which always boil down to some form of VISA or Mastercard card, is cash.
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by undebuggable 2y ago
Although many got locked out for choosing them.
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by undebuggable 2y ago
Last 10 years of social media by trial and error crystallized perfectly addictive media form turning humans into dopamine addicted zombies. The form is a 30 seconds long vertical video with action and vivid music. It works and it's not
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by undebuggable 2y ago
My personal experience is that when you go to US or UK you need an adapter. When you go to Italy you need a lot of adapters.
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by undebuggable 3y ago
Not OP, but if you save the article as a text or some other easily indexable format, it'll pop out when searching locally for relevant keywords. Intentionally going back to the exact article? Rarely.

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