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by zargon 5y ago
Like artists, some programmers are able to make the tradeoffs to get the product out the door and others aren't. Compare Brandon Sanderson, who announces annually what to expect from him in the coming year and generally lives up to it,
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by zargon 5y ago
I don't follow. What could be said about it?
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by zargon 5y ago
It's not possible to remember all the details of C at one time. I feel like my low-level understanding shifts over different areas over time depending on the type of work I have been doing. Then there's living in C++ land, which i
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by zargon 5y ago
There's no problem with the "int argument". (Not sure if you mean the function argument ("reg") or the operand of the conditional operator, but either way not a problem.) The conflict is between the declared return
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by zargon 5y ago
In the C language, the result of the equality operator is an int, not a bool.
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by zargon 5y ago
Intel is super secretive about everything, just because.
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by zargon 5y ago
I kept scrolling and scrolling trying to get past the obnoxious word games to actual content, but it just kept repeating itself over and over.
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Soup of the Evening, Beautiful Soup(soupsong.com)
1 points by zargon 5y ago|0 comments
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by zargon 5y ago
Recently I landed on a neocities site and was more excited about a search result sending me to neocities than I was about finding what I was looking for. https://neocities.org/
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Yes, Build the Windowless, Bathroomless Dorm in My Backyard(curbed.com)
3 points by zargon 5y ago|0 comments
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by zargon 5y ago
So it's been two years now since this was done. Where can we buy our ancient Egyptian yeast?
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by zargon 5y ago
Mozilla, how about trying something novel instead? Like, I don't know, maybe allowing your users to give you money?
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by zargon 5y ago
Does this mean that when interest rates go up, home values may drop, leaving people underwater?
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by zargon 5y ago
It was likely because HN often puts new comments at the top of the thread for a few minutes to give them exposure. (I suspect it probably puts different new comments at the top for different visitors.)
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by zargon 5y ago
I thought I had seen every envelope budget software. Haha! Why aren't you using this one?
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by zargon 5y ago
I'm currently on a trial of Actual Budget ( https://actualbudget.com/ ). It's very similar to the old desktop version of YNAB. It has desktop and mobile apps (web app in beta), and does syncing. I haven't used
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by zargon 5y ago
When people say use your own domain, they mean use your own domain at the email provider of your choice. You don't miss out on any of their tools by using your own domain.
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by zargon 5y ago
They meant the water used in fabs, not agriculture.
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by zargon 5y ago
It only takes one to do it and then distribute the hashes.
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by zargon 5y ago
Criminals won't be able to create hash collisions because the images are illegal to possess! Illegal, I say. That is surest way to stop criminals.
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by zargon 5y ago
It means they're a newly registered user. (Not sure of the exact threshold, around a few days to a week.)
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Luna: A multi-tool for building, analyzing, and hacking USB devices(crowdsupply.com)
3 points by zargon 5y ago|0 comments
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by zargon 5y ago
Even 128 MB works great for a debian vpn.
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N Guilty Men(www2.law.ucla.edu)
1 points by zargon 5y ago|0 comments
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by zargon 5y ago
They were selling old stock as recently as 10 years ago or so. But there's no inventory left now. People say you can still talk to the owner if you call the number on the site.
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by zargon 5y ago
A distinction without a difference.
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by zargon 5y ago
> Can any VS Code extensions be used in Onivim 2? Yes, this is basically the entire point of Onivim (use vscode extensions with vim). https://open-vsx.org/
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by zargon 5y ago
Thanks! I wasn't sure I remembered correctly but didn't immediately see the answer in a quick google.
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by zargon 5y ago
It's my understanding that the bulk of the vulnerabilities in question are not present to near the degree on AMD and ARM. If AMD and ARM could do things mostly properly, why couldn't Intel?
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by zargon 5y ago
An alternative interpretation is that there are no current "performance hits", just the legitimate performance is now (better) known. Those former "performance gains" were cheated, akin to Volkswagen emissions tests. Edi

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