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finnyspade
10y ago
Whoever wrote this article appears to misunderstand what those ports on the new macbook actually are. They are USB ports! USB-C to be specific While yes it's an uncomfortable transition period, the idea of a common socket for all conne
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finnyspade
10y ago
I can actually help you out on this one. I spent the summer hacking on the Rust compiler for my internship. If I'm understanding the code correctly, this is the enum of elements represented in the dependency graph. https://m
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finnyspade
10y ago
Wouldn't it be (with a little runtime typechecking): function IdentityMonad(v) { this._v = v; } IdentityMonad.prototype.bind = function(f) { var o = f(this._v); if(!(o instanceof IdentityMonad)){ throw new Error
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finnyspade
10y ago
For interested parties, there's been an open issue on the hint text for this error since September of last year. If ya want to help out take a crack at it! https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/28660
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finnyspade
10y ago
> The actual error is very basic and only useful if you already know what it pertains to The error is really solid at showing a type mismatch. Which is of the form "I wanted X but you gave me Y". > that the hint be way off
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finnyspade
10y ago
22:34 error: the trait `core::fmt::Debug` is not implemented for the type `T` [E0277] 22 println!("trait: {:?}", i); This error message is fantastic! On line 22, i is of type T which does not implement Debug. The hint is o
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finnyspade
11y ago
So having interned at Facebook, I find this post confusing. They made it very clear to us during HR onboarding that the only zero tolerance policy was on unauthorized access to user data. The harassment stuff isn't a zero tolerance thi
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finnyspade
11y ago
Why can't we just share a cool topic without expressing butthurt about the popularity of js frameworks...
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finnyspade
11y ago
It appears to shell out on windows as well because it needs select. But windows doesn't have a system version of python.
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finnyspade
11y ago
So this relies on having a system version of python but there's no mention of that requirement anywhere in the repo...
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finnyspade
11y ago
didn't the article say 2 days? That's not exactly horrible response time.
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finnyspade
11y ago
I don't understand what Facebook is supposed to be guilty of... Is Facebook supposed to somehow know the video was uploaded to YouTube before? That would require Facebook to have an index of all the content on YouTube (an unreasonable
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finnyspade
11y ago
I agree with the overall sentiment expressed that web developers can and should do better as it comes to performance. There were a few inaccurate or misleading remarks in the article that I'd like to draw attention to: 1) Guess how th
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finnyspade
11y ago
It doesn't work as stated. Users have to opt to share the password when they connect to wifi router. This checkbox is empty by default meaning you don't share the password by default.
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finnyspade
11y ago
It's not only your friends sharing when you don't want it. It's end users that own the router that want to share it. If you put yourself into your grandmother's shoes it may be less mindboggling. Security is all about se
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finnyspade
11y ago
This solves the problem of asking people the wifi password whenever you go over to their house. To a lot of people it's just a pain. When you tell your friends your password, just tell them not to share it. Done! I would wager it helps
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finnyspade
11y ago
There's a lot of FUD & frankly inaccurate information floating around here. When connecting to a password protected router you are given an UNCHECKED BY DEFAULT option to share the password with your friends. What this means is, th