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1y ago
It isn't just about Taiwan, it's about a pro-CCP party staying in power. It seemed pretty obvious to me that the comment was about the governments, not the ethnicity.
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1y ago
In all fairness, that's a pretty common experience with any transition between dislike platforms. I'll never forget one Java developer who transitioned to JS frontend work (pre-typescript days). Try/catch everywhere . There&
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1y ago
IIRC, it wasn't even that it contracted one firm, it contracted many, and the individual contracts were managed separately. None of the systems were actually required to work with each other in letter, only in spirit. The major advanta
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1y ago
I've long preferred working for startups over big companies, but my equity has rarely been worth more than a day or two's salary equivalent. I know a few people who did well working for unicorns, but that isn't most startups,
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1y ago
I remember when universities wouldn't teach languages higher level than C/++ because "the languages changed too quickly and the 4 year degree would be obsolete by the time the students graduate". Instead, they focused pu
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1y ago
Alas, there does seem to be a strong tradition of that on HN. The car example is apropos, though instead it's more like "why do you own a car? I live in a hyper dense urban utopia and never drive anywhere!"
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1y ago
Search engines don't claim to provide answers. They search for documents that match a query and provide a list of documents it has roughly in order of relevance. If there's nothing answering what I was looking for, I might try aga
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1y ago
Don't ship fundamentally broken products would be step one for me. Sadly, there's a lot of people who are really excited about things that only occasionally work.
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1y ago
There's a library I use with extensive documentation- every method, parameter, event, configuration option conceivable is documented. Every so often I get lost in the docs trying to do something that actually isn't supported (the
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1y ago
Let it crash definitely wasn't meant to be a cover for poorly typed code. It's much more suitable as a replacement for adding try / catch everywhere and having to manually bubble exceptions.
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1y ago
You act like OP has never experienced dynamic type programming. They clearly said they "can't go back to" it, meaning they've experienced both, are aware of the trade-offs, and have decided they prefer static types. >
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1y ago
An elected official doing things you don't like isn't a reason to kill them. That way lies fascism and anarchotyrrany.
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1y ago
I don't disagree at all. There's way bigger fish to fry when it comes to maximizing network efficiency in websites. I'm just pointing out the rationale of OP since someone asked, and I've worked with people who've m
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1y ago
A better seal maintains the pressure in the house better. Drafts form either from temperature differential and wind outside pushing in. Radon coming up from the ground is still heavier than air, so it won't mix in very well if it can&#
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1y ago
They're generally static documents that could be served independently, and thus cached, like an image. Many times, though, they're served up inline in the JavaScript code that templates the html, and thus is cached less aggressive
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1y ago
LCOE is entirely fictional unless looking at a dead plant. Anyone who claims to know what natural gas prices will be over the lifetime of a plant should be avoided at all costs. If you want numbers, search Google and find your preferred sou
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1y ago
Tax avoidance is using a loophole. Tax evasion is refusing to pay what is determined to be owed. The modern difference is one comes with prison time.
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1y ago
Democrats and Republicans alike all agree that Clinton became much more conservative in his second term. Nobody acknowledges it because it paled in comparison to the circus that was his impeachment trial.
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1y ago
Indentured service is often colloquially conflated with slavery, as the legal protections are removed and so too usually the freedom of association.
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1y ago
I suspect the steel man version of the argument is that AI is capable of producing images indistinguishable from child and revenge porn, so it must be regulated, and that means they need a way to reach into your zeros and ones to check. May
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1y ago
Governors perform an executive function, and it's odd to describe "politician role" rather than just naming the role itself; governor for California, Minister or Minister-President for Bavaria. "Representing" to an
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1y ago
Combined cycle can be as low as $37 during low price periods of natural gas; combustion cycle is around or higher than the $70 in the podcast. Dedicated peaker plants can be much more expensive depending on the design.
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1y ago
She's using a browser all the time. Using debian out of the box is still more complicated. The setup process for debian to get it back down to the bare bones simplicity of ChromeOS is much more time consuming for me. Hence, as my ori
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1y ago
> The goal is banishing any and all questions of what to download, what desktop, what apps, packaging formats, software stores, user accounts, backing up, all of it: run the browser locally, sync the data – and only the data – to the clo
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1y ago
In this case, he died after being removed from the machine and taken to a hospital. The damage was likely done almost immediately; a heavy 20 pound "necklace" is going to apply a lot of crushing force.
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1y ago
I personally witnessed DEI done wrong at the last company I worked at. We had a new HR lady who was all in on the hype and decided that our team was too white. After that, we didn't have a white person to interview for quite awhile. Th
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1y ago
Expertsexchange was around at the time. SO's moat was they gave away access for free instead of pretending that paying got you better answers.
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1y ago
If you simply ask Gemini what the brain uses for fuel, it gives an entirely different answer that leaves fatty acids out completely and reinforces the glucose story. LLMs tell you what you want to hear, sourced from a random sample of data,
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1y ago
That's still a lot hotter than I'd like my refrigerator, to be fair to OP.
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1y ago
> DEI, policies meant to maximize corporate success by taking the best talent no matter race or gender You're thinking of equality. The Equity of DEI is different from that.
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