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901.
by varjag 2y ago
Got me wondering why the visitors are not wearing helmets?
902.
by varjag 2y ago
Is there anything in UX that can't be ruined by security people?
903.
by varjag 2y ago
Zomg, happened for me as well and I thought am going crazy.
904.
by varjag 2y ago
Agilent stuck out to biotech years ago, scopes are now Keysight business.
905.
by varjag 2y ago
What's funny is that HP consumer business had started out with reputation of quality from their top of the shelf professional electronic products.
906.
by varjag 2y ago
I wrote "brutal on a whole new level" anticipating exactly this comment. And these systems will absolutely emerge there if the war lasts long enough.
907.
by varjag 2y ago
Drone warfare is going to be brutal on a whole new level once they eliminate the pilot from the loop.
908.
by varjag 2y ago
> 2. Are you smart (i.e a person who doesn't do any leetcode but knows the fundamentals and can sythesize past knowledge well enough to answer a new question) I'm sorry but it's incredible hubris to think you'll come
909.
by varjag 2y ago
You absolutely can print flexible materials on resin printers.
910.
by varjag 2y ago
All resin printers have converged to the same tech years ago for good reasons. The differences are mostly aesthetic.
911.
by varjag 2y ago
The main cause of warping is inadequate supports and/or unfortunate angles you place the part with. Remember you have both gravity and separation force pulling on the part each cycle, unlike with FDM. Align the bed, clean it thoroughly
912.
by varjag 2y ago
I can explain memory pointers to a layperson in terms of numbered boxes and yellow notes. They're still long long way to go from that even to reversing a single linked list successfully.
913.
by varjag 2y ago
I'm an active Twitter user since 2009 so I have pretty good first hand experience. You can report the bots all you want it's not going to make a dent. And it's so common that "P * S S Y I N T H E B I O" is a runn
914.
by varjag 2y ago
Would you be content if I send you a link every time a spambot follows, replies, or likes my tweet?
915.
by varjag 2y ago
I would describe the minimal stack for self learning programming as the following: 1. Genuine interest 2. Ability to focus/concentrate and overcome frustration (there will be plenty) 3. Understanding of the basics: conditionals, iterat
916.
by varjag 2y ago
Naturally. Same way samurai committed seppuku on their own volition too: it was clearly a way to part amicably, no need to call security.
917.
by varjag 2y ago
Oh come on, both pg and Jessica are way too intelligent to not know what the choice is going to be coming into that conversation.
918.
by varjag 2y ago
He is still chasing money so clearly he doesn't see himself as rich enough.
919.
by varjag 2y ago
Somehow the bot problem got much worse since Elon took the helm.
920.
by varjag 2y ago
Naturally it's a good point in a thread about stealing from said museum (and yes I butchered the name). However its track record has been comparatively good, even if more due to geographic isolation of Britain and stability of its poli
921.
by varjag 2y ago
There are clear cut cases like with Pantheon, but for many artefacts there are no real owners left. Their cultures have been wiped out, and the people who wiped them out were wiped out too. And frankly it's fine to care about survival
922.
by varjag 2y ago
Stack Overflow generally upvotes answers that are correct. Have to be some lemons but I doubt it's at 52%.
923.
by varjag 2y ago
The UK has strong consumer warranty laws (extending to several years), and that rather than Apple's kindness of heart could be the reason. Thank the famous European red tape!
924.
by varjag 2y ago
Merging on a collator is different from merge sort. And yes, the concept of sorting was known before von Neumann. Still, not sure about you but my first computer program was quite a bit more basic, so allow me to remain impressed.
925.
by varjag 2y ago
tl;dr a variation of merge sort. Which is still one of the best sorting algorithms ever devised. Pretty impressive for the first stored computer program ever.
926.
by varjag 2y ago
It should be trivial to add with all the promise of data immutability :)
927.
by varjag 2y ago
This piece is enthusiastic but a bit subjective. I personally had zero troubles with JSON in CL, just chose one library and use it. Would also disagree with some his recommendations, e.g. Drakma has a lacking interface for error handling an
928.
by varjag 2y ago
When you decide to hide money from your partner it's not called a "mistake".
929.
by varjag 2y ago
An eerie feeling that the "I do not consent" scene from Ghost in the Shell plays out irl. https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/e913bd02-2582-4258-819f-2d5a00b...
930.
by varjag 2y ago
Poland had a dynamic startup scene for a while, and it was enegrized even more when basically the whole IT sector of Belarus had to relocate there. One caveat is you're not going to see the level of exits that is possible in the United

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