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by __float 4y ago
Existing discussion in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33823946
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by __float 4y ago
Does anyone have experience using this at Meta who can compare to https://github.com/uber/NullAway ?
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by __float 4y ago
It's a small piece of plastic. A damaged car is generally expensive to repair, and "disagree with something being displayed" is very different than "intentionally obscures license plate". You can't "both s
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by __float 4y ago
> not suitable for editing multi-file projects What does this mean?
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by __float 4y ago
The same engineers who staffed the IRC channel staff the Discord. Unfortunately it moved to a proprietary platform when Freenode was taken over in 2021. As _engineers_, though, they're never going to be a point of escalation for a supp
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by __float 4y ago
It's probably a typo of USB-C? 0 and - are next to each other on many keyboard layouts.
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by __float 4y ago
This may be true, but you've missed the point that this is about aiding autocompletion while you're writing the query the first time.
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by __float 4y ago
What interpreter? Why do you assert that it's "not how Bazel would want to do it"? No, it's not chroot -- it uses a tree of symlinks, created specifically for each process being run, that assumes the process isn't t
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by __float 4y ago
Bazel uses "sandbox-exec" on macOS, and has a more generic POSIX compatible sandbox if you can't use the Linux sandboxing tool too. > And it _is_ possible to do something like this on Windows. Are you able to point to any
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by __float 4y ago
It's (also?) used for self-checkout: put all of the items in a box, and it tallies up your total automatically, without scanning individual items.
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by __float 4y ago
If you consider the context of Carbon (Google having a _lot_ of C++), solving for "interop with C++ is hard" might be considered worth the price. Whether that's true in practice...? I guess we'll need a few more years to
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by __float 4y ago
Can you say more about what GCL does better than all of the open source ones? Anecdotally, I've heard a lot of GCL horror stories, and many Xooglers have chosen to create things like Jsonnet or Skycfg ( https://github.com&#x2
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by __float 4y ago
I haven't used this particular framework, but having type safety in React through writing TypeScript, generating bindings to the backend so those are typed as well. There's also a _ton_ of preexisting React components you can gene
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by __float 4y ago
Does it require karabiner-elements even? The Keyboard pane in System Preferences lets you rebind all of the modifier keys -- I use it to make the Caps Lock key a Control key.
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by __float 4y ago
If you use an identity provider like Okta or OneLogin, then you're not tied to any "contentful" services like GitHub or a Google account that "historically" seem to have more problems of this type. As far as threat
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by __float 4y ago
Like what? It's become a semi-public endorsement in some ways, at this point -- Twitter frequently recommends tweets in the feed because someone you follow liked it. If you use Twitter, you probably know that. So, liking a tweet is not
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by __float 4y ago
It's easy to make this mistake, still: https://github.com/openjdk/jdk/blob/722d639fad2e4fc6eb2aabd4...
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by __float 4y ago
In practice, how often are you interested in it? C# has `Object.referenceEquals()` because you _may_ want this sometimes. But to have reference equality be the default for something like `==` is a design flaw. Not one that can be fixed now,
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by __float 5y ago
How can you legitimately compare this to the colors.js thing? This is a language evolving, and warning you of something that in Ruby 3 will be a _breaking change_. This is a good change, too, and if you're just writing small one-off
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by __float 5y ago
I go to amazon.com to search for and buy a specific thing. The occasional time I'd stop by a 4 Star or Books store, it was to _browse_, and.. honestly, probably buy things I didn't need.
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by __float 5y ago
before the pandemic, we used to gamify that at work -- who could go to the store, buy $x, and get out in the least amount of time! definitely a gimmicky thing to put on the receipt, but I do miss these little "fun" things
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by __float 5y ago
I still find my M1 to be a way better experience: the M1 is quick, the fans virtually never come on, and battery life is a total game changer. I also never use the "Spaces" feature; why not just use 'maximized' windows?
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by __float 5y ago
even with the "fixed" URL, this is not what the author meant. Wipro, Infosys, TCS, Cognizant, HCL.
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by __float 5y ago
It seems the author is now redirecting the blog post to a static image, presumably to screw with HN even more: https://github.com/bbenchoff/bbenchoff.github.io/commit/9e77...
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by __float 5y ago
Is it easy with SQL? Or are you just used to it?
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by __float 5y ago
"desktop environment" -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desktop_environment
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by __float 5y ago
What do you mean by "orthodox C++"?
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by __float 5y ago
FB definitely has been struggling, see https://www.protocol.com/workplace/facebook-docs-hiring-recr... with leaked internal docs describing it.
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by __float 5y ago
I'm aware the topic at hand is unionization. You turned it into something about shibboleths and polarization - while BIPOC is regularly used in mass media - and implied I'm using scare quotes because I don't know what it mean
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by __float 5y ago
https://www.theverge.com/2021/12/17/22841166/google-californ... > According to a diversity report Google released earlier this year, Black women make up around 1.8 percent of its workforce and departe

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