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darkr

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    Comment #48619120

    C is a weakly typed language. It’s statically typed, which is a different thing

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    Comment #47639523

    For customers who repeatedly do this - put your prices up by 10%. Offer 10% discount for paying within net 15.

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    Comment #47225317

    > iPad Air is a fantastic value TIL American English treats “value” in the financial sense as a countable noun

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    Comment #47131307

    It’d be nice to have in stdlib, but it’s pretty trivial to write a generic wrapper for it

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    Comment #46661143

    air source heat pumps, though they're improving won't do well in extreme cold; even if they can operate they'll still be running at much lower efficiency. For temperatures signific…

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    Comment #46600003

    yes - this is also part of the privacy extensions spec: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc4941

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    Comment #45281125

    It’s not uncommon. Google AIP spec requires it for example. I think the main driver for it is implicit idempotency.

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    Comment #44923370

    It's basically a long form linkedin article.

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    Comment #43807174

    Incorrect

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    Comment #43672064

    At least historically, google engineers had 20% of their time to spend on projects not related to their core role

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    Comment #43395276

    > IMO the culling over managers over the past few years is really a way to make sure you don't have someone you can discuss career development, promotion, and pay increases with Th…

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    Comment #43357705

    > those nuclear weapons quell a lot of our more violent habits, hasn't been a world war since It’s only been 85 years, give it a bit more time…

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    Comment #42729250

    The first season is a masterpiece. Second season goes off the rails and loses direction fairly early on

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    Comment #42226710

    Similarly python in optimised mode with -O or -OO flags will disable asserts. I see asserts as a less temporary version of print() based debugging. Sometimes very useful as a quick…

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    Comment #42139746

    Great PR move, but surely better to invest in more basic security measures supported by their app (chain of trust, verified callers/messaging etc). Instead their app is primarily a…

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    Comment #41569886

    [flagged]

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    Comment #41534935

    Americans are weird. I’ve been going to the same barber for years. He doesn’t know my name, barely says a word and it’s just so comforting.

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    Comment #41513952

    If there’s any scope for a user to inject JavaScript, then potentially this gives a vector of attack against other internal things (e.g admin.domain.com, operations.domain.com etc)…

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    Comment #41447690

    https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/status/release/s...

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    Comment #40974814

    Cheap stud finders are usually not great. The good ones are radar-based using similar frequency bands to wifi, but they cost lots of $$

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    Comment #40882456

    In the UK, dew point highs will peak above 22 degrees multiple times per year, so the safe temperature to cool to is something like 25 degrees. Might provide some benefits on reall…

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    Comment #40881682

    It would only need to be 4.7 to beat a gas/oil system that is 100% efficient. In reality, a very good gas based system that is well specified and installed might reach 80% as a who…

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    Comment #40881630

    WRT cooling with water based system there are a few of issues: 1. A system that also provides cooling isn’t allowed under the heat pump government grant. 2. You might actually need…

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    Comment #40881584

    Those figures are for the unit itself. It takes a lot less energy to heat air than it does to heat water, but water retains heat for much longer. What matters is the SCOP for the s…