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by anothername12 2y ago
The article outlines some reporting changes (from OMB to White House chief of staff??) to get around that apparently
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by anothername12 2y ago
Why is it that Lisp family macros are easy to implement and use, but not so in other languages?
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by anothername12 2y ago
I don't think billionaires should even be a thing.
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by anothername12 2y ago
They took my porn in Texas an now this wtf
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by anothername12 2y ago
Unfortunately, I spent more than a trivial amount of time wondering what an Einstein of Adtech looks like.
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by anothername12 2y ago
You're not getting fired now, you're getting "moved out" or "exited"
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by anothername12 2y ago
You’ll be fine. It’s like laundering money.
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by anothername12 2y ago
Does not even seem to be a valid PDF according to Preview.app
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by anothername12 2y ago
I would like to use Kagi if it had some kind of anonymous searching
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by anothername12 2y ago
I think I will take another look. I recently helped my grandson with his university C++ assignment. It was a lot better than I remember C++ in the 90s. Fun wise though, I get the most fun with dynamic languages that are highly interactive l
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by anothername12 2y ago
Well now I know what I’m sinking time into this Christmas break!
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by anothername12 2y ago
You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to space.
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by anothername12 2y ago
> Deterministic evaluation - Executing the same code twice will give the same results. What’s this all about? Don’t most languages?
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by anothername12 2y ago
Is it possible for my/my employer’s insurer to convince my employer to fire me if my or my dependent’s health needs are “too expensive”? Could they eg. Give my employer a lower rate as an incentive to do that?
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by anothername12 2y ago
I would add Bash Forth to that. String-threaded concatenative programming!
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by anothername12 2y ago
I've been through the rabies protocol after a bite from random homeless dog I tried to help. In the US with insurance it's about $5K out of pocket, and 3 or 4 (can't remember exactly) visits to the ER. the first visit they in
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by anothername12 2y ago
I have quit places because of their PR process.
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by anothername12 2y ago
And classical music gets proper special treatment! People have been begging for that for ages on Spotify’s forum…
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by anothername12 2y ago
I would like to know what folks are doing that requires a high performance terminal. I don't think I'm much more productive at Terminal.app in 2024 than I was in 386 Linux console-connected to other computer via 14400 dial-up in 1
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by anothername12 2y ago
It’s the trolley problem https://neal.fun/absurd-trolley-problems/
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by anothername12 2y ago
I think we'll blow through these limits. Humanity has never ceased to disappoint me.
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by anothername12 2y ago
Are you wondering if epidemiologists are doing climate science?
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by anothername12 2y ago
Pffft, I’d just #. that factorial call and it’d be a normal defun.
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by anothername12 2y ago
We tried this and it was an absolute shit show for us.
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by anothername12 2y ago
There’s probably a group of poor bastards on call at 5am, poring over alerts, and logs in Datadog etc wondering WTF is wrong with their applications. Give ‘em a shout out by saying “hi” in a request parameter or something while you’re rever
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by anothername12 2y ago
What do you mean by a flat stack? LAMP etc?
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by anothername12 2y ago
I’m surprised Windows isn’t given away for free at this point.
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by anothername12 2y ago
34000 lines of code/min on an 8088 fast?
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by anothername12 2y ago
> As an implementation, it's the slowest compiled language there Are you talking about the Free Pascal implementation here?
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by anothername12 2y ago
Must I wait for it to “type out” my search results?

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