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Comment #40009934
Also would make a pretty decent terrorist, by the same criterion.
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Comment #40009925
ID verified printing out of a new boarding pass is the back up. Or cut out the middle man and just check ID, then let them on.
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Comment #39998412
More charitable is that the user thought it would do X and it ended up doing Y. They may have even been happy with X even, if they knew that was going to happen, because the whole …
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Comment #39977918
The difference here is you are not throwing a match for outside money. You are actually doing something in your interest and probably not against the rules (??) so you are just pla…
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Comment #39967921
Australia "what countries have you been to and when" is fun, if you have traveled a bit. I thought being to Tunisia during arab spring and China and Russia might be issues! Overall…
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Comment #39967888
It's the pesky MBAs running Washington?
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Comment #39965010
You don't have to use type inference everywhere. But I don't think this is a problem in practice for whatever reason. Haskell does have a lot of "big scary type error, wtf" type pr…
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Comment #39958596
Interesting gap in the market. You need someone who is price conscious enough to forgo the cloud. Either because they are spending millions and want to be spending 100,000 or they …
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Comment #39958574
In Haskell it is easy. If you "forget" the last argument to a function, you get returned a function where you can provide that later on. A bit like saying "you can fill this in lat…
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Comment #39958549
Almost as if an astronaut can come, do their thing in a whirlwind and leave for another company 2 years later, while the remaining plebs have to figure it all out.
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Comment #39957418
If you have just got your first job, this is what the old era was like, when the Federal Reserve was going brrrrr. You just quit and find another job, do the leetcode, get 4 offers…
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Comment #39926761
Yeah I am imagining a command line tool, such is the bulk he would need to deal with. The speed that would give you, plus the ability to pipe into grep/sed etc. would be very usefu…
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Comment #39926738
I agree. I thought "I should be the kinda person who loves AI". While doing some courses was super interesting. Waiting around while the computer does a load of computation, a very…
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Comment #39926710
On Windows it is hellish trying to copy across files like this due to weird permissions issues that crop up. A weird trick that has worked for me is .zip the files you want to copy…
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Comment #39924230
Morally it doesn't up the ante of course, they are already well into a genocide. But optically killing westerners, especially when they are clearly doing aid and you can't throw "t…
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Comment #39924193
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Comment #39924133
Honestly the whole thing looks like volunteering to be in a survival situation. No thanks.
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Comment #39915782
But I am paid by the hour. I make more money if we do the multi year project :-). That big fancy project needs someone to lead it, eh :-). Now I am up a level on the old CV.
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Comment #39914220
I am not sure about "I'm a real boy!"
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Comment #39913270
Easiest way is a DB entry / Environment Variable / Config that turns a feature on and off, some central class/object that reads it and is a source of truth and a bunch of "if" stat…
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Comment #39904394
Yeah I am more laughing that once encoded in JSON as { "p": 2256, "dp": 2 } you are using 2 floating point numbers. But JSON, and indeed JS wasn't designed.
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Comment #39904376
I think the notion of that comment is Rust is the new "new C++".
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Comment #39904327
Implementation of fixed point decimals, using multiple integer representations encoded within a floating point system. Nice.
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Comment #39882636
I doubt it has any practical advantage over just using HTML as-is. If you have a decent performing server, and lightweight pages the browser can render a in such a quick time you w…