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by ww520 3y ago
Open container alcohol laws apply to all passengers in a car, not just the driver.
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by ww520 3y ago
That’s a bs reason. Reasonable suspicion needs to be on an articulable particular crime. It cannot be a suspicion of some unknown crime. But cops will give any bs reason to make an arrest. Don’t fight them at the scene. Fight them at court.
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by ww520 3y ago
Because a blue screen is a nice spot to debug. It’s like an assert statement. You want to find out what’s the error code, where it happens, and why. Even a vague location can narrow down the problematic area.
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by ww520 3y ago
Aren’t hospitals being nonprofit just in name only? They do it for tax purpose, not for charity.
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by ww520 3y ago
> is subject to GDPR if they are interacting with EU citizens. Only with regarding to item a and b. Item b is irrelevant since it's for monitoring EU citizens within EU. Item a is questionable since it's for goods and servic
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by ww520 3y ago
GDPR only has extraterritorial jurisdiction to the processing of personal data by a controller or processor that is “established” in the EU. That means an EU based controller or processor cannot ship the data off shore and process them off
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by ww520 3y ago
Author is not the distributor of the image.
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by ww520 3y ago
If you open up the browser's Web Developer Tools on the Youtube page and go to the Network tab, you can see all the requests and responses going between the webpage (client) and the servers. The Youtube video segments are downloaded f
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by ww520 3y ago
Yes, DAP is another protocol for remote debugging. I was thinking for debuggers that can already debug locally but want to show type info or various definition of entities in the source code.
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by ww520 3y ago
The language server typically runs in another process alongside of the editor on the same machine. Usually it is the editor that spawns off a new process of the language server and connects to it. The editor can launches multiple language
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by ww520 3y ago
He was wrong on this issue. LSP reduces the MxN problem to Mx1 <-> 1xN, i.e. to M+N.
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by ww520 3y ago
LSP stands for Language Server Protocol. It's a communication protocol between the clients (text editors, debuggers, source viewers, etc) and the language servers. Typically a language compiler runs over the source files and terminate
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by ww520 3y ago
It might be time sunk but the ROI is huge.
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by ww520 3y ago
Kenya has an amazing run in economic growth over the years. The key was their heavy investment in agriculture and related technologies. With food security, the other aspects of the economy simply flourish.
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by ww520 3y ago
I only use the bank autopay on a CC that is used for stable recurring payments, like utilities, which themselves have autopay set up against the CC. The recurring payments are within certain amounts so the total CC bill is predictable. For
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by ww520 3y ago
This is an excellent writeup. I especially like the string treatment and the fat-pointer struct parameters and return values.
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by ww520 3y ago
Rust got kicked out of Mozilla long time ago. The developers were let go.
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by ww520 3y ago
Yes. This is a very likely problem. When I evaluate quotes on the other side, I usually weed out the highest and the lowest ones. The highest one is usually some middleman re-contracting out the work adding on his profit. Or someone like yo
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by ww520 3y ago
Several = few >= couple >= 2
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by ww520 3y ago
You’re right. I gave up after getting nowhere. The UX was not as nice but it was ok.
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by ww520 3y ago
I see. Thanks for the info. It seems the problem is that the item being dragged is a temporary image copy of the source element, not the source element itself. That makes controlling the position of the source element irrelevant. Needs to
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by ww520 3y ago
The dot notation for chaining calls on monads works fine.
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by ww520 3y ago
That is a fantastic discussion on dragging with Javascript. Really appreciate the information. I've a quick question. How do you restrict the dragging movement to an axis using the built-in DOM events like dragstart/etc. I had
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by ww520 3y ago
Yes. 100 times of this. Everyone wants to cramp into SF and bemoans it's unaffordable. But what about where the jobs are! It's clearly unsustainable to cramp all the people in the big cities. Instead of working to spread the
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by ww520 3y ago
It would be interesting to finetune a LLM with The Tao of Programming and/or The Zen of Motorcycle Maintenance, and see what it would spit out.
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by ww520 3y ago
Debugging is hard, sometimes very hard. Writing a fix on a familiar code base is comparatively trivial, especially having a working version of the prior fix as the guide. Writing the second version is always easier. Saying that it’s a sim
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by ww520 3y ago
Why can't a hacker poccess both the skill sets? On the contrast I can show you pure business people failed at the CEO post. E.g. John Sculley ran Apple to the ground.
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by ww520 3y ago
That's just quite presumptuous.
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by ww520 3y ago
Why not? Why can't a true hacker be a CEO? Bill Gates was a hacker. He implemented the Altair Basic language when computer languages were still in their infancy. Timothy Sweeney was a hacker and the creator of the Unreal Engine. He was
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by ww520 3y ago
Look into the Singularity project.

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