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by vimax 3y ago
No, you think I said that "a person who doesn't want the job is best for the job." (Not want) implies (Qualified) What I said was "there is a best qualified person for the job, and that person does not want it." (Qu
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by vimax 3y ago
And the candidates I've seen are no good. The best person for the job is someone who doesn't want it. Though the story goes that Washington didn't want the job, so he could have been okay.
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by vimax 3y ago
Great take. I feel like the personal brand influencers love seeing ads, they look up to high budget ads as the culture they should be emulating.
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by vimax 3y ago
All discussions of generic types seem to end at recursive types “type T[P T[P]]”. I don’t know if Go has an equivalent “super” operator, but in Java you can define: class Type<T extends Type<? super T>> Which puts an upper and l
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by vimax 3y ago
The lead and silver they found naturally was mixed in ore. The Roman’s used a chemical process to refine the ore into purer lead and silver not found alone in nature.
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by vimax 3y ago
You seem knowledgeable on this. Why is only chrome supporting this feature and other browsers aren’t? Was this feature pushed by the chrome team? As for your second point, how is this not a vulnerability in the browser? The security intent
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by vimax 3y ago
Systems scans all of the unit files initially, and topologically sorts them to find the best start ordering for all services. Unit files are rescanned only when you run systems daemon-reload. One of its main design goals is a fast system s
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by vimax 3y ago
Yes, but if we want to compress the size of a single implementation, it'll start looking like Huffman encoding where Tom Cruise is encoded with fewer bits (higher in the tree) than Pfieffer.
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by vimax 3y ago
It was the "egregiously see what you can get away with to hide establishing new precedent" approach. A classic. I bet they had powerpoints on Adobe's push to the cloud. See also: "The times are tough, where are those ba
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by vimax 3y ago
Seems like it could be generalizable to tree-based indexing. The Tom Cruise node is the higher node, and the Pfeiffer node is a lower node. If you're first searching for Tom Cruise, you would find it earlier. With the Pfeiffer search,
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by vimax 3y ago
OSGi was really ahead of it's time. If managing bundle imports and exports wasn't so challenging, it could have really taken off.
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by vimax 3y ago
Do you really want to spend your life adding dark patterns to a dating website?
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by vimax 3y ago
We’re one step closer to hacking the Gibson https://youtu.be/b2OYNMO_mNw?si=Mg1XISFnF2DNS-ZU
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by vimax 3y ago
I disagree. This is about the dark patterns and regional regulatory differences presented in their pop up, not about the tracking itself. Google has done a new shitty thing here while rolling out their other shitty thing. It deserves to be
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Green Shades – tensile structures covered in vegetation(singulargreen.com)
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by vimax 3y ago
That doesn’t matter. If your air bag fails to deploy after a crash, the manufacture is responsible for the product defect. It doesn’t matter if the crash was an accident or someone intentionally and specifically crashing into you, the manu
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by vimax 3y ago
Apple makes security claims in a world where these types of attacks are known about and expected. They are responsible for fulfilling their own claims. If an air bag fails, you fault the manufacturer. They don’t escape responsibility by s
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by vimax 3y ago
My theory is that he got addicted to Kerbal Space Program and spent as long as he could playing it until the editor told him finish the book without saying “delta-v” again.
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by vimax 3y ago
If everyone is a poet, then everyone is a poet.
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by vimax 3y ago
Controlling the energy flow on the materials surface is analogous to adding a curve to the surface in a fourth spatial dimension. It’d be Like curving a flat plane in a third dimension to control the flow of water on the surface.
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by vimax 3y ago
I don’t think they were advocating for anything, just describing what we have right now.
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by vimax 3y ago
Ready the short story True Names by Vernor Vinge. My favorite short story . https://ia801004.us.archive.org/0/items/truenamesvingevernor... His later book A Deepness in the Sky also revolves around the same ideas
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by vimax 3y ago
I agree with you about that statement, but why don’t you commit to an unstable branch? Why risk losing something or pass up having a better development history?
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by vimax 3y ago
That would be an unlicensed reproduction of the work. You’d need permission from the rights holder to create what is essentially an audiobook recording.
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by vimax 3y ago
As a first step, if addressing the issues were the intent rather than stoking AI fears, they would mention details about the AI/LLM and promoting being used
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by vimax 3y ago
My original comment was that this list of engineering standards is not followed by most software engineering. You seem to be saying there are some that it can be applied ti, and I’m say those are in the minority.
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by vimax 3y ago
Wow, I think I can use this for a runtime html log!
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by vimax 3y ago
How is it unrelated if we’re talking about software engineering as a profession? Yes there are some SWEs working in engineering fields, but the majority are not classically “engineers”
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by vimax 3y ago
But those consumer apps that use or sell personal data against that persons interests as a business model, or those that leak or lose personal information through negligence are very harmful to society. Why should they get a pass?
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by vimax 3y ago
And I can list counter examples for each. Civil engineers and architects don’t “move fast and break things” or “fake it til you make it” after a 3 month bootcamp.

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