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I'm pretty sure you would have gotten replies if it was just worded "Does anybody know any possible benefits of using gradle here?" or the like. I don't think it's much more than that.

And it has quite a consensus as the best solution to this problem. Goto being considered harmful is a generally true statement. However, this usage is a more specific exception to the rule, with objective benefits vs alternatives.

It's not that point I read from the parent. It's that they're prime candidates so it's unfortunate to waste that connection. Not that it in any way is hard to resist urges.

The emoji character set originated in Japan. When it was turned to Unicode, they weren't going to just remove characters because some of the world doesn't care for it.

What is the alternative to javascript redirecting when you can't do it as the http response?

The fact this is often glossed over causes many problems in society. https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/the-age-of-the-algori... makes some interesting and good arguments imo.

Well you can clone with --depth=1, so performance wise it's not too bad at all, but yeah still gets all the other latest files.

Ssh local forwarding gives you pretty simple access to all ports though?

> when their main job is to keep it safe and available.

LOL. I don't think their incentives are in line with that at all. It may be what we want but then we're just lying to ourselves.

There is a massive performance difference between compiling to js and compiling to wasm.

Not for a very bandwidth-focused business like snap.

So then what about the government revenue loss from tax credits?

I've always known referrals to do exactly that; guarantee an interview.

Costco is absolutely insane. I have no idea how they're in business and I enjoy every minute of it.

PhD _student_

What the hell are you doing with your windows?

I also recommend Divinity: Original Sin

Massive fear

If you want it lossless, a trie can be great. Not sure if one implemented in Python would be worth it though; should be a package with it in C.

To play devil's advocate, what makes them unemployable in that scenario? Is it just that employers are so picky as to commonly choose people who stay at a company longer over all other factors? Also saying they have to work at Starbucks implies they can't get ANY software job, which I'm not sure I see the reason for.

Why do you assume those with debt can afford to invest instead of get immediate payoff so they can survive?

PHP here is just calling c functions. The actual non-benchmark php people pay for is completely orthagonal to these results.

It's not the same at all. Calling it that is an insult to sublime multi-cursors.

You should check out the latest black mirror episode.

Not much really, you'd be surprised

This heavily applies to software development too.

In the inverse, people for some reason with software like to assume the natural state of code is to work. If you assume it doesn't and look for spots where it could fail then, you find the problems.

It's amazing what a state of mind can do.

Principal is not normal.

You have to send all the traffic from one client to one server then right? Seems not without heavy drawbacks.

Otherwise you can easily get them to hit their limit super early with bad luck.

Even if it's not a mission critical web request, isp's injecting content into your http pages is unacceptable.

Even if the government could brute force or fingerprint one of your TLS sessions, they can't do it for everyone for every site.

Just because Amazon wasn't broken doesn't mean we can't improve it.

Also your comment about a think tank coming up with this idea is an odd insult, given how broadly you can empirically see people support this.

Some neighborhoods != All of Chicago