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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
Completely disbanding the TSA would be optimal, but PreCheck + Clear is pragmatically the way to go. The line experience goes back to a pre-9/11 level of sanity.
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
Twice in a lifetime, if you were born before September 2001.
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
dealloc is pretty much the same thing, and it can be used in the same way. It's not "useful" in the C++ RAII sense because: - the standard library design -- every object is refcounted and any code that references the object c
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
Kermit still gets ports?
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
They are very effective, but relatively difficult to use.
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
No, RDF was a more intimate thing -- Steve's ability to tunnel into your brain through his eyes. No one was intense like Steve. What he was trying to convey here was that you can have the best technology in the world, but if there&#x27
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
The best we can look forward to is a decade of civil war if Biden manages to take office. Unless someone figures out how to neutralize Facebook and Q immediately. Biden's still talking about being able to make deals with McConnell. We&
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
assembled. which seems a fair price. dude certainly isn't going to retire on the proceeds.
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
You seem to be getting stuck on the word "retail" referring to point-of-sale-to-end-user, where other people are using it to refer to the cost of the entire retail model, which is the comparable thing in this discussion.
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
That is a historically inaccurate take. s/retail/distributor/ if it helps. The point is that a software developer would have been very lucky to earn a significant fraction of the retail price. 70%? Not even close. The App Sto
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
The use cases for C++/Rust and JavaScript are generally very, very different. One might have better luck concentrating on learning a technology stack as opposed to a language.
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
It's getting to the point where one must ask why someone wealthy enough to fly internationally would want the hassle of entering the US. It's been bad since 9/11, but it's insane now. I can't imagine the TSA is trea
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
I would recommend deleting the screenshots, though. I looked at them and thought "so what? that's been done many times before" until I read the text more carefully.
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
Concur. TNMOC has a few neat interactive toys, too: BBC Micros and the Harwell Dekatron: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AvDUDGiL9EQ .
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
Genuine question: what state government would you look to for a better model?
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
Why? There have been alternative implementations since forever.
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
How is everyone's first reaction not that this is Trump electioneering? I have no idea if there's merit here or not, but the replies below seem to largely fail to acknowledge two facts: (a) All top schools weigh race and gender. T
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
20ms is a long time in low-level systems programming, especially where concurrency might be low or limited. You only need to find five 20ms savings opportunities to shave a tenth of a second off of your boot time. Edited to add: A lot of pe
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
FWIW, I have had the exact opposite situation in multiple locations across the country -- every DSL (and, once, FTTH) connection I've had has been rock solid -- every Comcast internet connection has been flaky -- in one place, the conn
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
I'm really puzzled by the decision to use a separate file for this. The stated justification ("it doesn't require changing Ruby code") doesn't make sense, and my personal experience with languages with external type
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
git worktree. Godsend if you regularly need to work on multiple branches simultaneously.
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
Everyone working at a large tech organization above a certain size on projects of central importance to the organization has worked on projects split like this. Does no one have a project management/coordination role for your team? It&
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
Further, I think it's likely that these are not empty campaign promises on Biden's part. From 2011: https://www.caranddriver.com/features/a15124510/what-id-do-d... JB: I would have, just because I don’t
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
Fourth option from TFA: > Your “I told you so” only highlights that you need to construct stronger arguments. All of these may be true. They're not necessarily a reason to leave.
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
This. People with many young kids, especially, seem to be absolutely miserable. More interesting than remote/in-office is that we don't seem to be acknowledging the inevitable permanence of social distancing measures. No more four
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
How'd that work out for the bankers and stock traders?
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
I can't help but think ARPA is a better model than what sounds like a government-controlled vocational school for script kiddies.
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
> Intel, on the other hand, runs on the CISC specification / instruction set Hmm.
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
By projecting your perception of the present onto past events, you're distorting the historical context. Remember that the original answer to native third-party apps was "HTML5 websites are good enough." Anyone who worked wit
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by setpatchaddress 6y ago
Genuinely curious what you feel is subpar about brew. It seems to work pretty well.

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