> can't impact your driving privilege
Unlike improper parking, running red lights should impact said privilege as potential consequences are way more serious.
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Unlike improper parking, running red lights should impact said privilege as potential consequences are way more serious.
That's what the GP likely meant.
The circus must go on.
As endearing as it sounds, that's pure selection bias on Walter's end rather than something even remotely common.
Clearly there are cases of this sort, like arts and other creative tangents, but on average it's a result of a discovery process much later in life.
Once some users have extra power to push content to the front-page, it will be abused. There will be attempts to gain that privilege in order to monetize, profit from or abuse it in some other way.
The only option along this path would probably be to keep the list of such users very tightly controlled and each vouched for individually.
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Fat pointers are clearly a way to deal with arrays (and also get "slices" and non-zero terminated strings for free!), but it's just not possible to retrofit them into the language without breaking existing code.
As you said, it's easy to see where it came from, but it should've been fixed long ago.
It rains only once ... but for six months :)
US corruption.
Incompetence would've been a good news here.
Also, if it's an UDP port, then using a protocol that expects first client packet to be pre-authenticated and not emitting any response otherwise gets you pretty damn close to having this port closed.
Not two months ago I sent a single photo to a friend of some random MacGyver kitchen contraption I made. Never described it, just a photo with the lol. He replied lol. He never reshared nor discussed it with anyone else. We never spoke about this before or after. Two days later he starts seeing ads on Facebook for a proper version of the same. There's virtually no other explanation except for Meta vacuuming and analyzing the photo. None.
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They forgor Tajikistan. Or may be it was just too hard to spell.
It’s either "ultra cheap shipping" or "ultra low shipping prices". Prices can't be cheap. /nitpick
https://www.faa.gov/lessons_learned/transport_airplane/accid...
The majority of established ISVs are perfectly fine and have long adapted to new realities, be that the existence of AI coding tools, subscription licensing or what have you.
The fundamental - making something to solve users' pain points - is still there and it's now easier than ever to go from identifying a niche to shipping a solution. If anything, the golden age is now.
Seriously though, a per-country breakdown would've been very interesting to see.