Decades ago my ex colleague was supposed to enter a command handwritten on a piece of paper saying "rm -rf /var/log/blah/" which she typed in as "rm -rf /var / log/blah / ". Everyone knows it's awesome to insert white space to increase legibility. It was a production database server.
C is not a general purpose language, it was always intended to be used by people who want performance and control. If you want to pass a potentially large array by value to a C function, it's likely that you're using the wrong language.
It can absolutely be called magic when creators of LLMs themselves openly say that don't understand why they work the way they work. The word "magic" is very flexible ("his singing is magical", "it was a magical holiday in Vegas with four girls and me in the hotel room") and it can be definitely used in this context as "something wonderful we don't fully understand".
> You can't open an .ics file on your browser and add to the Calendar
You need to choose the right Content-Type on the web server for the ics file delivered to iPhone, “text/calendar”. Safari doesn’t care what file extension the file has if the Content-Type is right.
Like with Internet Explorer once upon a time, government intervention will prove to be unnecessary. While the two monopolies sit around and push out minor updates each year, rearranging chairs on their decks, alternatives are quietly being developed and from out of nowhere a “TikTokOS” will appear and solve the monopoly issue.
They never collect profiles of anyone who's a law abiding, non-protesting citizen who always does what they're told. Docile, compliant, obedient Dutch people are almost never profiled. Be docile, compliant and obedient and you will not have a problem with the police - it's super simple.
I totally intuitively understand bitwise operators in C because I grew up with assembler and all this was my second nature.
I’m afraid this article is unnecessarily complicated. The things that are eventually illuminated are really trivially simple, it’s just that they are explained in a complicated way.
You take your phone to a shop and come back an hour later and boom you have a new battery. I once had a microphone fail on my phone and it was exact same scenario. It's really not a big deal.
If only it were that simple. You can't automate IQ, experience and vision. 10x developers are regarded as such because of the quality of their output, not just sheer volume.
Pity there isn't a version with a 24" panel as on the M1 iMac. 27" is great but it actually might be a liittle too big, but I'll live. I guess no product is ever ideal.
Depends on the screen size. On a 22" screen, the difference between 4k and 1440p equates to 200dpi and 133dpi respectively - if you can't see the difference between 200dpi and 133dpi, I'm sorry, but you have either poor eyesight or glasses aren't doing their job.
Oh I was so important, me too, I am very important and we were visionaries solving very important problems that impact millions. It turned out it was very important but it didn't seem that way in retrospect. I'm also very important but also work very well with buzzwords in a way that says absolutely nothing, except that I'm important but we totally didn't know it at the time. None of us wrote a line of code but we were nonetheless very important, and, more importantly, we're even more important now.