i forgot for a second that the winters and summers get flipped in the southern hemisphere
i forgot for a second that the winters and summers get flipped in the southern hemisphere
what’s the appeal of haskell? (this is a genuine question.) i’ve been a bit curious about it for a while but haven’t really found the motivation to take a closer look at it.
it’s worth mentioning that very rarely is baby formula better than breast milk. the contents of breast milk change depending on the what the child needs at the moment. it’s really sick that some companies market it as a better option than breast milk
this reminds me of what happened to the instagram cofounders when zuckerberg asked to buy their company:
Systrom [cofounder] said he feared turning down an acquisition offer from Facebook would send Zuckerberg into “destroy mode” — a concern that Cohler [early investor] affirmed.
(source)
this stuff came up in a court hearing, and then nothing happened about it
one time i had to call a company during regular 9-5 business hours to cancel a subscription after starting a free trial.
that experience was so horrible ive since sworn off free trials altogether. nowadays, if i need a free trial to use an app or website for a couple days, then i will simply not use that app or website.
i wonder how 5% of employees getting laid off will translate into executive bonuses. last year the top 2 guys made $72 million after laying off a bunch of people.
Microsoft is seeking feedback on the changes, so it’s possible the company could decide to ditch these ads […]
are they really looking to see if people want to see more ads? i can’t imagine this is anything more than a meaningless corporate “we value your feedback” message. they already know what people think about ads in their operating system, they’ve tried it many times
back in my day we only had one language. it was called ASSEMBLY. wanted to make the computer do something? you had to ask it yourself. and that worked JUST FINE
i think this has a lot to do with it.
and i think he’s also boosted a lot by the fact that he doesn’t really communicate that many original thoughts. instead, it seems like he tends to blindly agree with whoever he has on camera. so he simultaneously cultivates these personas of “having intellectual curiosity” while also being a stand-in for the average college dorm bro.
(i’m not trying to defend him here, he still causes serious harm by platforming bad actors and endorsing their views.)
if you’re trying to be malicious, wouldn’t it be better to multiply by Rand()
instead of divide by Rand()
?
assuming there are a decent number of recorded sales, you’d end up seeing many of the calls to Rand()
returning values very close to 0
. so, if you’re dividing by those values, you’d end see lots of sales records reporting values in the thousands, millions, or even billions of dollars. i feel like that screams “software bug” more than anything. on the other hand, seeing lots of values multiplied by values close to 0 would certainly look weird, but it wouldn’t be as immediately suspicious.
(of course a better thing would just be to use Rand()
on a range other than [
) ]
you could also bring a regular keyboard and try to plug it in when the cashier isn’t looking. i’m sure that will go over well
i haven’t driven in a while but i can’t remember really needing to control my keys that much. usually they stay put pretty well once they’re in the ignition
you could always change it to something that’s more fun to write, like gyzgfblf
nothing in this life feels better than writing a cursive f. i put my whole arm into it. those things are the highlights of anything i write
what happens if people get their weed from may
i’m sure a little more paper work will fix this. we just need to find the right forms
can colorblind people see the color white? maybe it’s enough colors that it gets through? or maybe it’s too many colors….
it probably has something to do with how few people have tried this. the article mentions they only know about 132 people who have tried this in the last 70 years. the “true” mortality rate could be a lot higher, and those people just got lucky.
also could be a sampling error, since the article mentions some people fall out of the plane before it lands, which may make the survivors stand out a bit more.
this has got to be a truly terrible way to die and i feel bad for all those people.
it was over as soon they casted kevin hart