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Pando – The Heaviest Organism on Earth(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by wst_ 7y ago|0 comments
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by wst_ 7y ago
What's the point? You want to use those structs, isn't it? Wherever you pass the struct and it won't satisfy interface you'll know anyway.
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Embryo-like structures created from human stem cells(nature.com)
43 points by wst_ 7y ago|2 comments
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by wst_ 7y ago
They are terrible in motion. My opinion, though, mind it.
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by wst_ 7y ago
First of all, completely unnecessary personal attack. Second - guy's graphics is way better then, say, Avernum 3. So, please, refrain from saying "somebody who made this" because "this" has it's style, and it i
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by wst_ 7y ago
But then, very often, he also make notes that there is no one good design and, when presenting an ideas, he also presents pros and cons of given solution.
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by wst_ 7y ago
Would you punish a knife maker because someone used it to hurt others? I am not really sure how else I could answer that question. Assuming you're not pulling my leg, are you?
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by wst_ 7y ago
> because a critical server was not protected with a password Sometimes I have a feeling that such omissions should be punishable. High fines or something. Time’s changed, law should change as well.
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by wst_ 7y ago
I beg to disagree. About Japanese society and cooping strategies, that is. I let myself to generalize a bit and say that most of the people on the spectrum feels well in more or less rigid, closed set of social rules. The more logical the b
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by wst_ 7y ago
Hm, I can't imagine conversation like this in my job. Unless, this marked with a tint of sarcasm which I've failed to notice.
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by wst_ 7y ago
It is not an idiom. Idiom conveys a meaning even if not literal. "How are you" plays a social role, but doesn't have any meaning. There is a linguistic construct called "phatic expression" and it seems much more acc
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by wst_ 7y ago
The web page got really slow. I suspect it got viral and can't handle the traffic.
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Java vs. Kotlin – Performance(medium.com)
1 points by wst_ 7y ago|0 comments
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by wst_ 7y ago
It wasn't for him to decide if this bicycle was abandoned or not. When you live in Japan you learn very fast how the law works. You do not touch anything that is not yours under any circumstances. In situation described as above you do
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by wst_ 7y ago
You would have to have society that creates such situation in the first place. Honestly, I'd rather choose that kind of society among others.
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Kazakhstan Intercepts TLS Traffic(feistyduck.com)
3 points by wst_ 7y ago|0 comments
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by wst_ 7y ago
Even without OSGi there are plugins allowing so called package names shadowing and, as a consequence, for multiple versions of the same dependency coexist in the same classpath. Rust, though, have this as a part of the language. This is a w
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by wst_ 7y ago
I find it extremely rude and aggressive. It's like shoving people off the way with your elbows because there's a crowd in front off you. I'd argue that much better way is to back off for a moment and try more diplomatic solut
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by wst_ 7y ago
I have such experiences as well, not in Bay Area, but in tech startup. I am quite sure that is not always the case (maybe even mostly not the case) but I've found that one of the autistic trait is to have difficulty with maintaining co
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by wst_ 7y ago
Using stable Firefox 67.0.4 64-bit and this is right there on the options page in General/Network settings. Truth to be told, it will set network.trr.mode to 2, which falls back to normal DNS if anything is wrong, but nonetheless it&#x
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by wst_ 7y ago
The practice shows that people forget to handle errors quite often and if you are using "golint" it won't even tell you. VSCode doesn't issue a warning, either. I see it all the time in the code that runs on production f
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by wst_ 7y ago
> I guess it's maybe a cultural thing, I've heard that the Japanese still place a lot of emphasis on handwriting letters and notes. Sorry to be this guy, but, nope. It's quite opposite. Old generation, yes, they do. New ge
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by wst_ 7y ago
Not so long ago there was a submission about visit of Arkadiusz Podniesiński in Fukushima. Before that, though, he was visiting the zone multiple times and made two long movies about it. Here's a trailer of second one. Worth a look as
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by wst_ 7y ago
I am amazed how well documented and transparent was the whole process. They new the decision would be difficult to make and there will always be people who wouldn't like the final syntax so they made sure to state their reasoning and t
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by wst_ 7y ago
No. Its not. You need to buy hardware, set it up and later constantly maintain it. It requires technical knowledge, willingness to do it and, above all, free time. While initial investment may seem trivial, on the long run it's not. Pe
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Rust Koans (2015)(users.rust-lang.org)
255 points by wst_ 7y ago|50 comments
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by wst_ 7y ago
If you have no Japanese roots I'd rather avoid using kanji and name semantics. Names don't have any meaning and different spelling than one on your official documents may lead to confusion. Only if you ever want to use it legally
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by wst_ 7y ago
As a foreigner you still can make yourself a hanko - just use katakana. You should, even, as there are places (although only few) that won't accept your signature. You can stamp it everywhere, if you want, but honestly? It is much more
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by wst_ 7y ago
So continuing this way GPG is worthless in general. Most of the keys you can't verify in person so there is no trust whatsoever. In this case Sonatype is verifying key for you. They will check if your key belongs to you and you are in
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by wst_ 7y ago
Just compare how well organized and neet are the packages in Maven Cetral to mess in JCenter. JCenter is full of inconsistent trash. I can imagine people pushing packages there for testing and then just forget about them. Not everyone and n

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