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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
some computers have this e.g. raspberry pi
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
software companies tend to be safe from this kind of thing (less everyday though). but they could lose their users
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
... and delete the webserver from the background
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
I believe this has even fewer allowable states because there's more than one way to represent the same number
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
this is not allowed by the standard. it is false in practice too
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
id much rather the zoom conference can't do anything unless I let it
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
This may be the beginning of the end of hiring front end devs in house. Suddenly they are a serious liability... much nicer if you can pass on the fine to a third party!
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
probably step one is to plant some trees yourself. you'll at least see how it's done at a low level then convince some friends to go with you. encourage them to bring their friends. and repeat this with exponential growth, any
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
I think enthusiasts are separated from the mainstream by definition
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
I agree. using -f is a poor excuse for not handling errors properly. imagine doing that in any other language.... oof
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
there is an initial cost of the sky sail that is amortized over many journeys
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
Usually, the different tax rates are a percentage but the cost of taking advantage of the lower rate is fixed. If you are a big company, then it may be worth paying a huge amount to save even more in taxes. If you are a small company, the a
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
the hourly rate is miscalculated I think. it is about 1/50 of the daily rate
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
the original transcript is interesting imo
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
the article talks about long review cycles which imo implies the managers were involved
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
the internet is already a shady hack that only usually works
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
equal opportunity vs equal outcome is such a hard thing to analyze that every time I hear it I'm glad I only have to debug machines and not society
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
d is just such a pleasure. it's like it was designed to make the programmer happy. maybe that's not a reason to choose it, but it's a huge perk
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
This BBC article brought up point on the topic that I wouldn't have thought of: How to solve the plastic packaging paradox https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-47161379 tldr: there are environment arguments _for_ p
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
2nd Ave line?
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
code for code's sake is usually boring. using code to do something you already want to do can be fun. so start by finding a project. even better if they find the project on their own...
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
I don't think it's so obvious what the vulnerability is... or apple would want to patch it
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
this is why using a popular framework is critical even if it is flawed. there is support for so much stuff you just need to install
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
timestamps are rarely the answer
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
idk anything about Java but I imagine the spec could define this to be positive
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
I think this is a great analogy since air bubbles are easier (for me) to imagine than the polarity of particles
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
boobs are still fucking knee slappers
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
LANoT?
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
you can have built in speakers without alexa
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by xhgdvjky 7y ago
I would pay for a personalized search engine. I think if the results are ad free I'd pay 10-15 per year (not much since Google is decent).

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