ziml77

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by ziml77 2y ago
Yes, it's absolutely better to crash if you're in an unexpected state. I had to deal with a service once which had a top-level exception handler that ensured that all exceptions would simply log and let the service keep running. T
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by ziml77 2y ago
They are talking about adding that kind of scrolling using JS as demonstrated in the alternate version of the page that they link to. I don't understand why anyone would think it's needed though when scrolling already works like t
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by ziml77 2y ago
> Who is Xi Jinping? I'm sorry but I can't assist with that. > Who is the leader of China? As an AI language model, I cannot discuss topics related to politics, religion, sex, violence, and the like. If you have other relate
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by ziml77 2y ago
Jeez that's crazy. I wonder if teachers at your daughter's school are in conflict over the strategy to use so they decided to use a hybrid approach to make both sides equally unhappy. I really hope that everything other than phoni
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by ziml77 2y ago
Is 3-cueing even being used anymore? It seems decently well known that it's garbage that hurts students.
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by ziml77 2y ago
> And stop trying to drag "the left" and student lone forgiveness into this: it has absolutely nothing to do with kids' reading skills and only undermines whatever argument you're trying to make. The post was very dif
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by ziml77 2y ago
That Python 2 crap hit me as well when working on an older project. It used node-sass which depended on node-gyp. Dealing with upgrading that was a pain because I had to upgrade so much more to get versions of everything that played nice to
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by ziml77 2y ago
They increased the unit selection limit to 12.
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by ziml77 2y ago
I was hoping they'd do a complete remake of 1 & 2 in the WC3 engine. Modernize the gameplay and have them run with what is now the canonical storyline. Realistically I knew it wasn't going to happen and I'm perfectly fine
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by ziml77 2y ago
The better thing is the original: psuedoephedrine. It was never impossible to buy, it just required going to the pharmacy counter and showing ID. I knew about this when it happened in the 2000's because my dad needed Sudafed often, but
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by ziml77 2y ago
The error handling is one of the worst parts of Go for me. Every call that can fail ends up being followed by 3 lines of error handling even if it's just propagating the error up. The actual logic get drowned out.
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by ziml77 2y ago
The 8000 hour players might not even know what they themselves want anymore. Usually when they get to that point and they're submitting feedback requesting rather large changes, it's unlikely that they'll find much joy even i
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by ziml77 2y ago
Holy cow, 20 years later and it's all still accurate. You could swap some names and post it today.
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by ziml77 2y ago
If I were a betting man I'd wager that switches like that are purely due to inflation. Shit's too expensive and people think that changing the party they vote into the seat of the presidency is going to change that.
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by ziml77 2y ago
Namecalling and shit slinging is exactly what Trump and his supporters do and it seems to work out well for them. They love thinking about people crying over their insults and whatnot. But they also complain loudly if anyone turns the same
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by ziml77 2y ago
My parents have one like this. My dad got it because it blends in with the cabinets. Purely an aesthetic choice. It absolutely sucks to use though because once the cycle is done it beeps extremely loudly until you open the door since it can
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by ziml77 2y ago
No. People just interact with these messaging systems in a variety of ways and the notification flow here has to account for that. Each sender might use @s and threads differently and then the recipients might have different tolerances for
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by ziml77 2y ago
Good Samaritan laws tend to function similarly
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by ziml77 2y ago
You could have just given it a time and canceled it later when it was safe to. No need to endanger others on the road for this.
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by ziml77 2y ago
Personalizing any automation like that is a privacy nightmare. The system needs to know a lot about your preferences and the decisions you'd normally make yourself as well as your current circumstances since those will also influence y
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by ziml77 2y ago
It's best to assume that any directory which holds temporary files for applications will be cleaned up at any time. The whole point of those directories is to hold things that need to exist somewhere but are ephemeral.
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by ziml77 2y ago
The problem is that software ends up not getting touched for all those years, but eventually needs an upgrade when it's at end of support. And at that point you end up having to make changes to a system where no one remembers how it wo
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by ziml77 2y ago
That was basically what I was going to say too. The most secure keys are the ones that can't be transferred. If I want protection against the loss of a hardware security key like a Yubikey, I have to get a second one and register that
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by ziml77 2y ago
TOFU is a pretty bad trust model. Even with SSH you're supposed to validate the fingerprint with some already known trusted source. Otherwise you're just assuming that the first time you connect you aren't being MITMed.
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by ziml77 2y ago
Fortunately the votes on the poll for this look to very much be against the PEP's proposal. I don't mind Python being improved, but as we learned from the 2->3 transition it should not be changed in ways that break old code. Al
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by ziml77 2y ago
You mean they literally say "ok boomer"? If so they are not mature enough for the job. That phrase is equivalent to "fuck off" with some ageism slapped on top and is totally unacceptable for a workplace.
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by ziml77 2y ago
FWIW I didn't get the feeling at all that you were trying to come off as superior because you use .NET and its debugger.
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by ziml77 2y ago
For some reason that blue is a problem in a lot of color schemes. It's a good test for me though. If I can't read the output of ls, I dump the color scheme.
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by ziml77 2y ago
Recommended for Chrome. I'm not sure why anyone would want this for Firefox.
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by ziml77 2y ago
People are also concerned about the amount of energy going into AI. But still, there is a major difference between AI and Bitcoin. With AI, the more power we put in the more we get out. That might be in the form of more accurate output, lon

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