nytgop77

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by nytgop77 5y ago
worth noting, that blacklist filtering decompiled code looks this way (just one line; to show the naming) if (iNativeAd.getAdTitle() != null && m12161a(iNativeAd.getAdTitle(), str) If to believe the naming, it is filtering
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by nytgop77 5y ago
But the statistic of how often doing X gets somebody in jail is very important measure. (there is a fine for littering, but people constantly drop cigarette butts or gum on the ground, because there is no enforcement. And since there is no
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by nytgop77 5y ago
tldr; - sends various analytics to google and xiaomi - downloads "blacklist", which contain china-sensitive phrases. Actual filtering is fortunately disabled in EU. (I personally am not sure what filtering actually does. Decompile
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by nytgop77 5y ago
It could be useful when discussing lightcones of others. If we have two alien neighbour planets aranged so, that we are in the middle between them. Then we could see both aliens' election results at the same time, knowing that aliens s
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by nytgop77 5y ago
Manners change over time. Maybe masks will join normal etiquette with other polite things, which benefits everyone around. (such as: closing your mouth when coughing, washing hands after going to the toilet, wearing at least shorts)
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by nytgop77 5y ago
I saw advertisements "now 20% cheaper!", while price change (original->new) was 30€->25€. Marketing always finds a way.. 5/30=16.6%, 5/25=20%
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by nytgop77 5y ago
For me "measurement" implies known precision, and some straight-forwardness, simplicity and clear repeatability. Estimation is on the other hand uses measurements as input and has no clear cut path forward. (you must assume some m
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by nytgop77 5y ago
why do you need either of those for making a hat?
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by nytgop77 5y ago
Regarding Newtonian universe. Is that really true, that multiple pasts can exist? Some source would be very welcome.
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by nytgop77 5y ago
Some (5%) electricity is lost during the transfer. https://www.eia.gov/tools/faqs/faq.php?id=105&t=3
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by nytgop77 5y ago
how so? if you dont have money you must allocate lots of time to kid after work. if you are wealthy, 1st thing you might not work all and 2nd thing you might have nanny or two, who take care of heavy lifting. "doing whatever you want&q
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by nytgop77 5y ago
it is compatible, if "thing I want" == "spend time with these people/make them happy"
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by nytgop77 5y ago
curl
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by nytgop77 5y ago
Spot on.
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by nytgop77 5y ago
A bit off topic, but the commented version was much clearer, than the version with separate function. (full sentences are very good at explaining things)
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by nytgop77 5y ago
Yup. Regex is not a silver bullet for "match stuff", and it is wrong(ish) tool for following jobs: - context sensitive matching - matching with multi-char-exclusions (regex is happy the most, when it's used to match "reg
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by nytgop77 5y ago
I think that was somewhat intentional, but my take: "Dataome" = technology as an environment/medium. We live in a world full of microbes and can't function without them. (microbiome) We live in a world full of technologi
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by nytgop77 5y ago
There are also circles of hell. (opposite of silver bullet)
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by nytgop77 5y ago
I would like to note that even with algorithms/datastructures "best" is USUALLY not the word (even assuming that all algorithms/structures are discovered/known). "Good enough" / "fits in my mult
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by nytgop77 5y ago
My heuristic for pessimism: We use enourmous amounts of energy and we invest enourmous amounts of money in energy production. At the same time we have neglible storage and and neglible investment in storage. some numbers: 194MWh - capacity
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by nytgop77 5y ago
free market does not maximize anything. it just is. fairness is not in the equation. free market (or something similar) is just good enough way to organize economy with good enough outcomes.
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by nytgop77 5y ago
Same with naming in code. Names do become misleading. Of course making callstack deep enough, will hide that. Code reviews have same power to rectify both: naming and comment issues.
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by nytgop77 5y ago
Full agreement. Unfortunatly it is a story, that is set to repeat 3 times. There is a similar tragedy of outdated documentation. And then the final part of the trilogy is named "outdated and even misleading naming" (vars/fun
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by nytgop77 5y ago
Just - impressive. And since this is about dlang a bit... My favorite part of D compared to cpp, was metaprogramming syntax. (i.e. NOT '<' and '>') I was so sad when I got to know that the only thing that rust took
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by nytgop77 5y ago
I kind of get tehe argument, but at the same time my thinfoil hat says, that newly elected officials during talk with FE get the message "we will leak and/or fabricate your xyz, if you make a move against us".
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by nytgop77 5y ago
i think the violation was that technicality that he could not present him self as an engeneer. (no cert)
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by nytgop77 5y ago
One more angle: reliable & internalized abstraction vs unfamiliar one. Java string is abstraction over bytes. I feel I understand it intimately even though I have not read the implementation. When I try to understand code fully (searchi
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by nytgop77 5y ago
Maybe not helpfull, but it made me smile :-)
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by nytgop77 5y ago
Somewhat similar to sql situation. (difference being, i am not sure if anybody implements ansi-sql fully) Standard is just common denominator agreed by actual competitors. (Standard takes into account the chipset where incrementing max_int
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by nytgop77 5y ago
bail outs are undermining the "invisible hand" . Bad decisions dont get penalized, so actors start evaluating decisions diferently.

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