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841.
by verall 7y ago
Because UML is generally about defining processes, and it is easy to accidently try to poorly "code" parts of the system in UML, processes that might be easier represented in code. If there is distinct process that is complex&#x2F
842.
by verall 7y ago
Yes, they are? Considering most inmates do not have access to the internet, do you expect the state to publish these stats in good faith? Inmates to trust them? Or do they just subscribe to print editions of The New York Times? I guess I&#x
843.
by verall 7y ago
> If anyone ever looked at the stats and saw that people released from private prisons had much shorter life expectancy, then convicts would choose state prisons. No, they would not, because there is huge information asmyettry here and,
844.
by verall 7y ago
That is what RAII stands for, but in practice good use of C++ RAII is all about explicitly separating interface, allocation, and ownership, such that you only pay for as much initialization as you need when you need it. This takes great car
845.
by verall 7y ago
They probably meant, like everyone else who says that STL is a perf hit, "using STL containers is a perf hit"
846.
by verall 7y ago
Wow that comment thread really puts either reddit or transhumanism (or both) in a terrible light.
847.
by verall 7y ago
Gosh man, I really mean no offense to you, but I am really glad people I work with are not this open about their viewpoints. Plenty of people probably think some of my views are wacko, but because they are reletively personal, noone needs t
848.
by verall 7y ago
Making malloc take a long long on 32b archs is a _real_ perf hit. At least make it an ssize_t.
849.
by verall 7y ago
In all English news and the first article it's literally called an extradition bill, what would you call it instead?
850.
by verall 7y ago
Does the RESF just browse C/C++ threads waiting for the right moment to jump in and proselytize? It is not even mentioned once in the article.
851.
by verall 7y ago
Yea, why even use synchronous clocks? Asynch designs have been around since the 80s /s
852.
by verall 7y ago
(explaining my vouch - I wish I could choose to auto-collapse my own comment as meta/unsubstiative) Other posters have thrown in personal annecdotes in more words but this one is against the prevailing narrative so it's dead.
853.
by verall 7y ago
> my paycheck is now credited to my account the night before Some "nice" banks always do this, like USAA.
854.
by verall 7y ago
Yes, and I appreciate you refererencing the specific cases, because my main point, is that that is what matters. It is the jurisprudence that defines what limitations are allowed. Vendors will constantly claim "licenses" and &qu
855.
by verall 7y ago
This is not a great distinction because there are government imposed limits to the vendor imposed limitations, even if it is a "license". FSD will hold up with physical DVDs in American court, even if the vendor says they only sol
856.
by verall 7y ago
Comments like this are great. By saying "most of media gets it wrong" without any examples, everyone agrees, and noone needs to think about what the media said or what happened at all. Everyone reading can be right and everyone el
857.
by verall 7y ago
I'm not sure about this - there are many open processor designs in academia if a fb/google wanted to pick them up - the difficulty is integration and software. They could easier just work on ARM, the reference designs are availabl
858.
by verall 7y ago
(American viewpoint about this device being potentially used in America. Courts and policing is different in Canada, and so my feelings here aren't neccesarily how it would work out there) In many (most?) states you can refuse the bloo
859.
by verall 7y ago
I think in the workplace it is different though, whereas universities have been progressive environments and places for debate for many years, at companies, people just want to get work done. I don't want work somewhere where I ever
860.
by verall 7y ago
Sunglasses + HEPA mask + a beanie works, but you look pretty spooky by that point.
861.
by verall 7y ago
I went to confirm this, I get around 15-18mbps on youtube 4k, so yea no kidding. Quality is pretty impressive (for the bitrate..) with vp9, but blocking is still visible. Thank you for the info.
862.
by verall 7y ago
4K video stream at 10Mb (mega-bits) would have nutso artifacts. It would look worse than 1080p or 1440p at the same bitrate. _Minimum_ I have seen passable-quality 4K is like 3-4MB/s so around 30Mb. That still looks pretty bad, even on
863.
by verall 7y ago
Looks like there are several competing options from other OEMs in the $30-$100 range. Toshiba FlashAir to name one.
864.
by verall 7y ago
What? Landlords do dick around with prices on small business owners, and Walmart has the scale to not get dicked around with. This is just another thing that helps them to be exceptionally competitive in pricing their goods. The GP was talk
865.
by verall 7y ago
> Landlords also have an interest in the community as they own equity in that community that would appreciate if the neighborhood gets nicer. Yes, but obviously people care most about the communities that they actually live in. "Abs
866.
by verall 7y ago
I order 2 coffees about 3 times a week through chownow, which has partnered with a local "chain" that has about 6 locations. My feedback to you is: if I had to download an app, I would not have bothered. A super functional mobile
867.
by verall 7y ago
And in US all SMS are stored for not less than one year, also required by law.
868.
by verall 7y ago
I appreciate this comment, because at first I didn't understand why I would ever use this program, and now I want to use it. Rereading 'man rsync' for the 10th time is really is annoying. But it just will never be worth a 200
869.
by verall 7y ago
It's a job listing, they might leave it open looking for good candidates even if they don't _need_ one right now.
870.
by verall 7y ago
Yea and in the south it is not like that at all.

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