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About gchamonlive
Email: gchamon@gmail.com
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Comment #49222722
This is better, USB Type C Grade 123, or USB Type C-123, or just USB-C-123
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Comment #49215533
Not if your aim is to confuse your costumer
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Comment #49210000
because USB-C is a shorthand for USB Type C
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Comment #49209262
The terminology is something like TECH PHYSICAL-TYPE USB A/B/C So a USB-D would imply a different physical connection and end up confusing the consumer even more. If the cable supp…
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Comment #49184735
Two possible assumptions here are that systems are actually in control and that there isn't anyone looking, while we saw that if things get too heated the US govt can sweep in and …
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Comment #49182993
Kary Mullis is known to have used a lot of it and discovered PCR while off psychedelics. There's also the famous Hoffman's bycicle day. The stereotype is just that, and might be a …
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Comment #49144404
If html in titles were an opt-in feature from the beginning none of this discussion would be happening
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Comment #49127321
Kind of the point
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Comment #49125588
Problem is that there is no KYC process before someone can adopt any orphaned package
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Comment #49116273
The readme looks to me concise and correct. Tested it and it works. Better than many human-written readmes I've seen around.
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Comment #49108740
I'm more and more convinced that for these types of problems most popular languages are just reimplementing or offloading to services like Kafka or Celery functions that are first …
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Comment #49097560
Didn't say they are good quality, or the working environment is nice or anything, just that they have higher chances or living a long time. The reasons might not be any more or les…
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Comment #49097494
They are, but the central theme of the convo here isn't quality but longevity
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Comment #49097482
It's weird and shows how heinous the working culture is, salarymen are almost property of the company they work for
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Comment #49096893
I agree. I didn't say it's special, only different. Can you say adult adoption is something common in the US? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_adult_adoption
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Comment #49096546
I think the only proprietary software companies with any shot at longevity are Japanese companies. First Japan leads by far the ranking of oldest companies in the world ( https://e…
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Comment #49089097
You mean a VPN?
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Comment #49081912
They can serve multiple purpose and that's not the problem, because there's precedent in the literature -- software architecture the hard parts https://www.oreilly.com/library/view…
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Comment #49081697
That's assuming conventional ML and fine-tuned SLMs are interchangeable with acceptable behavioral change/degradation for any specific case
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Comment #49075764
In the realm of Server-Side rendered pages and replacing bits of the DOM, I'd recommend https://pyview.rocks/ . Borrows from Elixir Phoenix's Liveview and works really nice and pat…
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Comment #49070626
> In reality, you'll get much less for your house without cleaning it, because human emotions. It's trust, because if the previous owners can't even bother cleaning it up, what els…
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Comment #49058835
The "bad" code is actually bad imho. The comment explains intent inside the object rather than on the spec, which makes it easy to miss and harder to discover later. This seems lik…
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Comment #49030364
Well, you can try to make triangular wheels, but they are round for a reason
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Comment #49019566
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