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danmg

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About danmg

Hey there, Dvorah U. Altemanstern here

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    Comment #26965572

    It's only a very small minority of engineers who do. Unless you're a PE and you get to sign off on large development projects, there's no real accountability. No matter how much te…

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    Comment #26547006

    Most queries don't require further action. You can glean the information you were looking for from the results themselves. This is particularly true when you use google as a spell …

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    Comment #26274737

    Very interesting, but every one of these executives I try on my fairly stock Ubuntu system returns 'run-detectors: unable to find an interpreter'. I'm invoking them with 'bash -c'.…

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    Comment #25946482

    It's disingenuous and factually incorrect to compare WSB with a DDOS takedown crew running a tool against scientology.org. WSB is legally sharing trading information and making inf…

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    Comment #25944032

    It's not a pump and dump. It's a short squeeze. It's nothing new. It's the plot of the 80s movie "Trading Places." A hedge fund bought short position futures contracts for 120% of …

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    Comment #25904051

    It leaks memory on every line it evaluates.

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    Comment #25874571

    Is this really DFA-less? Isn't the look-back table you construct just encoding the DFA?

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    Comment #25794001

    The optparse-generic library in Haskell generates a CLI directly from a struct.

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    Comment #25544837

    The part didn't break. Someone who thinks they know better decided to make it not work, and complicated some normal person's life with some security theater. If a manufacture inten…

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    Comment #25537404

    You're really going to scrap your car from 2015 because the off-brand android doo-hicky they stuck in it hasn't been updated? Even if you're technically inclined, it's not like ins…

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    Comment #25488612

    Not that much content either at least on the "web".

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    Comment #25458849

    QuickCheck was probably the thing that stuck the most when delving into Haskell. While, I don't use Haskell daily, using some kind QuickCheck derivative in whatever language I'm wo…

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    Comment #25386891

    They told people just to make html5 webpages for the first year or so of the iPhone. The first third party native apps were people who managed to get the gcc toolchain to emit a bi…

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    Comment #25282795

    Win32 API.

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    Comment #25266185

    I got COVID, and I attribute the fact that I happened to get a fairly mild case of it to the fact I've been taking 10k IU of vitamin D3 since January.

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    Comment #25260680

    Yes. I got a PCR test that came back positive.

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    Comment #25259762

    No. I didn't have the taste and smell sensory symptoms either. I did have hive like blistering down my left thigh though.

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    Comment #25256068

    I wore a mask around other people, and attempted not to cross paths with others.

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    Comment #25255180

    You have some crusty MATLAB code that does an analysis exactly the way you need it. It was either written by someone who is long gone, or you don't have the resources to rewrite it…

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    Comment #25255106

    I just recovered from it. I'm pretty sure I got it walking out of a grocery store. I was wearing a mask, and was walking by another older man who was also wearing a mask and standi…

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    Comment #24970558

    Word's "Reveal Formatting" just shows tabs, spaces, and carriage returns as distinct symbols iirc. Wordperfect's "Show Codes" tells you every attribute and layout change inline. Fo…

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    Comment #24879992

    Politics is just getting what you want. Software is already political. Commercial software traditionally does this through direct and indirect lobbying efforts. The DMCA didn't jus…

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    Comment #24874242

    Youtube-dl (2020) would be an easier case to present to the public than DeCSS (2000). Everyone knows what Youtube is. It's easy to understand the utility of being able to download …

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    Comment #24839735

    If a third party did anything like this, it would be considered malware.