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by towergratis 5y ago
Because it is not the right tool for the job. A cheap logic analyzer, like DSLogic, would probably work much better for the specific use case.
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by towergratis 5y ago
> I wonder what percentage of residents support the tax increases necessary to provide such services. Straw man fallacy. Why do you jump to the conclusion that the problem is financial. SF is among the top 5 richest cities in US. You rea
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by towergratis 5y ago
P4 pretty much died together with Barefoot Networks
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by towergratis 5y ago
The root cause is the same
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by towergratis 5y ago
The real problem is not specific to C++, memory or shared pointers, but as the author mentions later, the fact that "function parameters evaluation order is unspecified". The problem is similar in C as well. `printf("%d, %d&q
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by towergratis 5y ago
I would use ssize_t instead of size_t. Mixing unsigned and signed is seriously broken in C, and hence better to stick with signed.
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by towergratis 5y ago
Ammon not Aaron. Apologies
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by towergratis 5y ago
The problem with Triplebyte IMHO is that what the originally promised, while a great idea and concept, it cannot scale. Also after interviewing with them for a role in their company I got to realize they don't know how to conduct inter
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by towergratis 5y ago
Completely, but it is still worth mentioning the age. I don't know why people get triggered by it. It's like saying the 16yo chess champion, or the 18yo self made billionaire
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by towergratis 5y ago
My comment was on older-self vs younger-self. It's not in your "self-interest", the way you mean it, to review your ideas and believes from when you were younger and realize that with your extra experience you see things diff
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by towergratis 5y ago
Experience and maturity matters. When I was young I too thought I knew all I needed to know. The older I get the more I understand that experience is very important.
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by towergratis 5y ago
Moving north I see.I guess the next one will be called Santa Cruz macOs, or SCO.
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by towergratis 5y ago
His defense was: > 1. I went to a neighborhood clinic in Oakland, CA that's literally next door to my house, I can see the church from my window. Paul lives in NYC which is on the opposite end of the country. > 2. I asked them ab
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by towergratis 5y ago
> My new cellphone literally has a Hasselblad camera on it Sorry to bust your bubble, but no, your phone doesn't have a Hasselblad camera on it. It has a lens that Hasselblad worked on, together with the vendor. Which in itself tell
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by towergratis 5y ago
Did I read that correctly? Are they removing the feature from existing cars as well? And that's because Tesla decided to ditch radar due to chip shortages? We moved from "You don't own your computer" to "You don&#x2
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by towergratis 5y ago
Fast, Cheap, Safe - Chose two
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by towergratis 5y ago
I guess "Meat can make a rare appearance" and "very regular" are subjective. I grew up in a metro area, and can say that my family, relatives, and friends, have had some kind of meat (mainly chicken, beef and pork) at le
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by towergratis 5y ago
> Also one thing that is often overlooked is how 'old'/traditional diets were very seasonal. Great point. Also keep in mind that religion plays a critical role. Greece in the mid 1900's was a very religious country, a
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by towergratis 5y ago
Same in Greece, bread is everywhere. Every household buys at least a loaf per day, and of course it's free and as much as you can eat in every restaurant.
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by towergratis 5y ago
Obviously I thought it was a rebuttal of my point, hence the question
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by towergratis 5y ago
> The Mediterranean diet is a diet inspired by the eating habits of Greece, Italy, and Spain in the 1960s. Hmm.. that's what I said too, right?
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by towergratis 5y ago
No self-respecting Greek mom buys anything else other than Extra Virgin Olive Oil. If it does get adulterated illegally, I don't know. But haven't heard of any scandal like that.
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by towergratis 5y ago
From the article: > Forget lasagna, pizza, spanakopita and lamb souvlaki -- they are not on the daily menu of those who live by the Mediterranean seaside. > The true diet is simple, plant-based cooking, with the majority of each meal
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by towergratis 5y ago
Raised in Greece. Olive oil is used exclusively in home cooking, with the only exception of frying, in which case sunflower seed oil is used. To give you an idea, usually Greeks don't buy olive oil in bottles. They buy it in 5lt to 17l
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by towergratis 5y ago
And 100% not Burger
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by towergratis 5y ago
The input is, yes. But I don't think the suggestion box is, is it?
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by towergratis 5y ago
Yes. But Bootstrap themed.
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by towergratis 5y ago
A funny experience with DMV: I sent my payment via regular mail. 1 month later still don't have my registration renewal, so I start worrying. I call my bank to block the check, and go to DMV offices in person and make a payment using a
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by towergratis 5y ago
Congrats. For version 6 can you please add an autocomplete input element/feature?
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by towergratis 5y ago
Ignore them and fix it at your own sweet time not working longer than 9-5. Why you ask? Well look at the big picture. A manager's ambitious is moving up the corporate ladder. To do this he takes up projects to prove herself. To complet

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