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by eequah9L 3mo ago
Hm, on each interview since ever, every time the inevitable "where do you see yourself in X years" question popped up, I was like, I have no ambition of getting promoted to managers, if that's what you mean. I like coding. I
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by eequah9L 6mo ago
> Over the past few months, our former payment provider Nexi S.p.A. (“Nexi”) requested access to private data, which we understood to be specifically the usernames and passwords of our supporters. I must be missing something, but why is
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by eequah9L 2y ago
E.g. https://alfy.blog/2024/10/19/linking-directly-to-web-page-co...
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by eequah9L 2y ago
I'm probably missing something obvious, but diff seems to be handling this just fine? # diff -u <(echo '[{"a": "b"}, {"c": "d"}, {"e": "f"}]' | jq) <(ech
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by eequah9L 2y ago
Yeah. The design pattern sounds like there is one state, and it is shared. What STL has looks like, all instances look the same, hence only one state is possible. They are homonyms with slightly different etymologies.
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by eequah9L 2y ago
Yeah, I have my doubts about the claim. I forgot what I read way back when as an intro book, but I suspect it was more like a month in my case, if that. But I remember having been surprised at various points that there was an undo (C-_), an
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by eequah9L 2y ago
An option if it gets way off would be to just express it as TZ shift. Current rate seems to be about a second every two years, so we have some hundreds of years before we need to even shift by 15 minutes. An amount of divergence that I susp
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by eequah9L 2y ago
I think you meant "I don't doubt"? Because none of what you said sounds like a counterargument to what the parent said.
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by eequah9L 2y ago
Plug in a second mouse then? The trick that I heard is to just place the mouse on a clock. The second hand jiggles the mouse every minute. Can be stashed away in a drawer or something. Never tried this though.
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by eequah9L 3y ago
OK, I suppose this could be arranged. The seal has to be over the whole of the "back side" of the envelope, where the flap is. Then put the address and the postage over that, and the post office stamps it. What confused me was how
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by eequah9L 3y ago
You send the envelope unsealed, then seal & stamp it later.
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by eequah9L 3y ago
I think they mean that a lot of runtime of any benchmark is going to be spent in the C bits of the standard library, and therefore not subject to the JIT. Only the glue code and the bookkeeping or whatnot that the benchmark introduces would
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by eequah9L 3y ago
I used m4 to that effect to generate some set-like and map-like strongly-typed classes for a j2me project. Must have been 15 years ago. For C and C++ in particular, X macros are another technique that can be used to generate boilerplate nic
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by eequah9L 3y ago
I think it is. The capitalization is like that because the project name is xCurl, with x. Maybe they should have called it eCurl?
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by eequah9L 3y ago
FWIW even in my metal days I recognized that the kind of (mostly black) metal that I enjoyed was fairly close to some of my brother's techno that I happened liking. All those droning guitars, layers of synth and screeching vocals are,
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by eequah9L 3y ago
I'm with you on this, but is there a way to force input file to read in AWK? That would be a reason to choose the while loop over AWK's implicit iteration. In particular, overriding FILENAME in BEGIN does not do anything.
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by eequah9L 3y ago
I think it's playing a similar argument as the GP with US-guns-per-Czech-person. OK, Czechia is a bigger part of Europe than Montana is of US, but it looks as if Montana was picked to show how the original argument is invalid.
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by eequah9L 3y ago
I like how this applies to commit messages and patchset cover letters as well. You write the whys and wherefores to both explain to others what's going on, as well as to make sure you understand yourself. For sure that increases your a
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by eequah9L 3y ago
I don't think it's anything "reasonable". Like, OK, there might be objective reasons why you need to clarify which technical term you mean by a word that has multiple meanings in your native language, and use (typically)
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by eequah9L 3y ago
For me, all the image URL's end up in a slash. Open in new tab, cut the slash, the image loads.
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by eequah9L 3y ago
Not an operating system, more like a desktop environment.
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by eequah9L 3y ago
Plus kids are generally noisy, in a way that's optimized to get your attention as a grown-up. I had to move out to an external office. There were more reasons than just noise -- we were also expecting a second one, and this was a two-b
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by eequah9L 4y ago
If you haven’t yet developed your Emacs muscle memory, consider taking a look at Evil. I switched about 7 years ago after well over a decade of using the default Emacs text editor. It was the right move. VIM IMHO just is a better editor. Em
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by eequah9L 4y ago
All the team projects have that as an implicit element, don't they? In order to arrive at a solution, the team has to talk, divide labor, etc.
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by eequah9L 4y ago
The number is randomly-generated BTW :)
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by eequah9L 4y ago
D'oh! You are right, it's right there below the links.
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by eequah9L 4y ago
Something seems broken. I took the survey, and when I look at the results, all I see is "missing": * Emacs Usage - Which of the following activities do you use Emacs for? :: missing - How many years have you been usi
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by eequah9L 4y ago
From TFA: > 86% of passwords when thermal images are taken within 20 seconds, and 76% when within 30 seconds I don't know how long you spend at the ATM, myself I suspect I would typically fit within the 20 second window.
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by eequah9L 4y ago
Because the "kids these days" took over :)
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by eequah9L 4y ago
Did you manage to? I couldn't choose the other one. (I forgot which one it was.) Even now on desktop it keeps picking up the dog and can't choose the rabbit.

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