ycombinatrix

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by ycombinatrix 8mo ago
The fix for being held captive by a large company is not to hand yourself over to a different large company.
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by ycombinatrix 8mo ago
>In "good" times this made investigations run smoothly. Yeah no. This was always bad and is often abused by law enforcement (& people pretending to be law enforcement) https://gizmodo.com/fake-cops-stole-use
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by ycombinatrix 8mo ago
Your manager is right. Drop the word "junior" from your resume and start interviewing.
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by ycombinatrix 8mo ago
"In a room filled with thousands of Salesforce staffers, he asked who traveled from abroad to stand up for recognition. He then proceeded to make a joke about ICE agents being in the back of the room" wtf?
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by ycombinatrix 8mo ago
What do you mean? SteamOS is backed by a large company.
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by ycombinatrix 8mo ago
Not really fair to the guy, he admitted to inserting it.
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by ycombinatrix 8mo ago
wow! three different people decided this was a good idea. free business idea for YC Spring 2026 batch: weld flared bases onto demilitarized artillery shells. make the world a safer place.
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by ycombinatrix 8mo ago
I thought this article was about Japanese business cards from the headline but it is actually about flash cards to learn Japanese
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by ycombinatrix 8mo ago
"AI News & Strategy Daily"
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by ycombinatrix 8mo ago
they charge a minimum fee per transaction. from Accursed Farms' donation page ( https://www.accursedfarms.com/donations/ ) "Paypal keeps $0.30 + 2.9% of every donation, so please keep anything less than $0.32 a
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by ycombinatrix 8mo ago
That's a good point. There's no good way to ensure your open source (source available?) project isn't being ripped off by some company. Even if you add functionality to phone home, it can be removed by all but the dumbest off
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by ycombinatrix 8mo ago
Just curious, why did you use "dentist" in your analogy over any other profession?
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by ycombinatrix 8mo ago
payment processors: "how about no"
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by ycombinatrix 8mo ago
Yep. I had to switch to an alternative launcher to get rid of them.
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by ycombinatrix 8mo ago
That's not going to go over well with any developer, even without malware false positives. That's a massive faux pas.
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by ycombinatrix 8mo ago
>There are many correct programs that the BC is unable to prove to be correct and therefore rejects them. No. The borrow checker rejects programs that are definitely incorrect. It does not require that the program is correct. That's
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by ycombinatrix 8mo ago
I've never seen `split_off_mut` but I do use `split_at_mut` quite often to solve similar issues. Using a slice instead of using a Vec directly also tends to greatly simplify things. I also don't fully understand the buffer reuse e
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by ycombinatrix 8mo ago
They do have a separate dry lubricant product that seems to work well.
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by ycombinatrix 8mo ago
They released a closed source app on github?...
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by ycombinatrix 8mo ago
What's wrong with integer indices? They have bounds checking. You definitely do not need unsafe to do LRU.
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by ycombinatrix 8mo ago
Buttons
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by ycombinatrix 8mo ago
Writing code without the borrow checker is the same as writing code with the borrow checker. If it wouldn't pass the borrow checker, you're doing something wrong.
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by ycombinatrix 8mo ago
It has an SSH focused GUI which can be more convenient
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by ycombinatrix 8mo ago
The current system is already high friction. Enabling "advanced protection" in your google account additionally requires installing apps through adb.
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by ycombinatrix 8mo ago
I'm using Grayjay at the moment. Somehow still available in the play store (though with reduced feature set).
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by ycombinatrix 8mo ago
A startup shouldn't prevent their main product from irrecoverably crashing?
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by ycombinatrix 8mo ago
NixOS solves the same problem without having to mess with the kernel
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
It is unrelated to SSH, it is a generic TCP thing. "hello world" fits in a single TCP packet, but the kernel might end up sending one packet containing "hello" and another packet containing " world". It is comp
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
>in tcp we have to live to head-of-line blocking on losses and congestion control. Is this not a performance consideration? Either way, using plain old SSH means a metric bajillion computers have a client for your game built in.
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
Yea UDP is technically more performant, but then you need a crypto layer + reliable message delivery layer + bespoke client. Using a plain old SSH client is cool. However, there are existing libraries for exactly this use case - see https:

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