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by yaur 4y ago
If you attempt to copy or paste anything during the interview process you will be immediately disqualified from this and all future employment opportunities.
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by yaur 4y ago
this is terrible advice given by someone that doesn't understand why privileged ports exist.
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by yaur 4y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if we traced this idea back to its ultimate origin we would find that it was inspired by that.
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by yaur 5y ago
My aunt has a seeing eye dog that has led her in to traffic 0 times. My dogs reliably find game birds and ignore non-game birds in the same cover. The trick is to not put them into situation where pleasing their handler is at odds with the
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by yaur 5y ago
the successful professors that I've seen out source everything but number 1 and get a healthy cut of number 5.
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by yaur 5y ago
The sub genre you are looking for is called Cosy Catastrophe. https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/CosyCatastrophe has some options you might enjoy
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by yaur 5y ago
They are obviously using us to train the system so that they can do that in a year or two.
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by yaur 5y ago
What does it do when Grammarly disagrees with its self?
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by yaur 5y ago
No. People that want to be Yoda are the worst. Actual "Yodas" are amazing ICs and are also Yoda by accident. This is the lesson Yoda is trying to teach the brash young jedi when the charterer was invented.
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by yaur 5y ago
Yesterday on HN someone claimed that they were more or less happy with code that they wrote 10 years ago. My question, is this a brilliant senior dev that I could learn something from or a grad student that doesn't know what they don&
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by yaur 5y ago
I'm not mean to anyone with less karma than me.
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by yaur 5y ago
I'm using a Kaweco Sport which came out of a subscription box my wife gave me last Christmas. I'm very happy with it and since it looks complicated and "basic" no one has walked off with it.
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by yaur 5y ago
CORS exists to protect the backed from developers that ask these types of questions.
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by yaur 5y ago
No. If your software has to deal with dates from before 1970 "seconds since the epoch" is not a reasonable choice for a time unit.
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by yaur 5y ago
What's the case where the C % operator behaves in an unexpected way? I've been wiring software for about 20 years and can count zero hands the number of times someone I've worked with has had to worry about how the modulo op
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by yaur 5y ago
"probable" has a very specific meaning. If the police can construct a query that returns 1-2 results and on average one of those results is the killer than its "probable" otherwise its not.
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by yaur 5y ago
IANAD but I would expect that for every person to "fall down" because they were close enough to a lightning strike that the electrical effects caused them to lose muscle control and suffer burns there would be 100 people who were
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by yaur 5y ago
I’m not sure if you are familiar with Stop-loss [1] but it’s been used to some extent in pretty much every conflict over the last 30 years to keep people serving involuntarily. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop-lo
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by yaur 5y ago
I’ve only been to Midwest and east coast Asian markets, but I’ve never had a request to break down a fish turned down. If you are having trouble finding something your area H-Mart (which I think is pretty ubiquitous) will break down a fish
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by yaur 5y ago
I’m not sure I’ve ever gone somewhere (for retail fish) where you could buy a whole fish where they wouldn’t filet it for you while you are standing there. Of course those bones and head make good stock so I try usually buy whole fish anywa
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by yaur 5y ago
If vaccine injuries were a problem on the same scale as bad outcomes from COVID infections it would be impossible to hide.
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by yaur 5y ago
Multicast can wreak havoc on a WiFi network. Clients that are further away from your AP require sending data at a slower rate and APs will try to send the data slow enough so that all clients can receive the traffic. In practice this means
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by yaur 5y ago
For grown up Sci-fi Phillip K Dick is where its at. Ubik, The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch, and A Scanner Darkly are the foundation of what PKD is about. Once you grasp the level of mindfuck you are dealing with you can move on to val
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by yaur 5y ago
On a macro level, doesn't this mean that the Australian government is printing money until either COVID goes away or banks stop accepting AUD?
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by yaur 5y ago
Honest question, Whats happening with the owners of those bars and restaurants? are they expected to continue to pay their employees, rents and mortgagees? If so how are they remaining solvent and if not how are their counterparties expect
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by yaur 5y ago
If you want a book “set in d&d” the Dragonlance books are a good place to start. The early Drizzt books aren’t terrible either. In both cases these are firmly YA books and on rereading them as an adult they don’t hold up that well. I do
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by yaur 5y ago
MSVC does this, or at least did the last time I had to compile C code for windows. You should be able to do it with the preprocessor if you wanted to.
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by yaur 5y ago
We use C because significant parts of our platform are GStreamer plugins… so C. Though if I were going to greenfield GStreamer C would still be a pretty reasonable option in 2021 IMO.
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by yaur 5y ago
I’m not aware of any state where you can hunt wild game on private land without a license. Including states where you would expect that to be the case if it were true anywhere… ND, SD, MT, and KY to name a few. Non-game species and preserve
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by yaur 5y ago
On my home network I just run a transparent proxy and direct all outbound traffic bound to port 53 to my local dns server, it’s not hard.

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