This already happens though without sealed classes in existing code. If you have an interface A with implementing classes B and C, you'll eventually run into an error if the library starts emitting class D.
> Because foreign corporations operating in the Balkans pay taxes in the balkans Ahaha, as if. Foreign corporations with presence but no local entity pay no taxes. Foreign corporations with local entities somehow manage…
> And they used an actually secure OTP dongle, eventually ditched by most banks because, yeah SMS codes and apps are safer............ The EU mandates the 2FA method shows information about the purchase you're…
Google is the one peddling the malware. Any changes to 'security' that don't start with them removing the oodles of malware from their store are not security but profit driven.
I disagree. There is a lot of boilerplate to write and mundane things to check, which AI can speed up a lot. I'm not talking about 'software engineering' here, but about 'programming', which consists of a lot of write…
The differentiator right now is taste. Most people have none (like the business partner in the OP), and some people have plenty (like you seem to have). These two sets of people will produce wildly different results…
The manufacturer/seller already employs people who deal with this, and it's not expensive. Getting my washing machine fixed for 10€ parts + labor instead of 300€ parts + labor sounds mighty nice to me. > Manufacturers…
What, exactly, are the consequences of these companies doing cyberattacks against random people? One person does it, they get bullied by the government into suicide, a company worth trillions does it and they get…
What options are those? Anything they do that makes ARM better/cheaper for consumers makes RISC-V a win, even if it never reaches mainstream adoption.
Anti-union propaganda is where it comes from.
For games like Starfield, the problem is the game is bad, it has nothing to do with politics or ESG.
Well companies can issue stock, which is more or less spawning resources, but that's not what I meant. When people with more money than they need want more of it, things get done, including fucking over the customers,…
Resources have a way of spawning for CEOs, why not for minimum wage workers?
I don't know; you can bit shift an output stream by a string (or char array) in C++ (std::cout << "Hello, world!"). That seems pretty mad to me.
Slay the Spire 1 (Java) and 2 (Godot). Ironically, StS1 ran better under wine than natively. Anyhow, there are plenty of native games, we just don't notice, because running them tends to not be any harder than running…
> Generally speaking societies do better when knowledge is shared and not hoarded. These companies do even better because we're not allowed to share the knowledge (read, illegally copy protected works) and they are.
Can you expand on how you do this? I've gotten into gamedev a couple of times, but never got around to completing anything. Something like this might just do the trick.
Eh, betting houses have a vested interest in matches not being fixed, which actually fixes a huge problem in sports, so they have a use in that. I used to work in odds prediction and the issue is all the shady shit…
When does steam require age verification? It sometimes asks for my age for viewing a game and I can input any ol' date I want to. It doesn't even flinch if I input a different date every time. I also don't recall them…
Many more thousands have no issues with small cars or going to a closer sports club. If the roads in cities are wide enough in cities for literal trucks, then they're wide enough for your car. Widening roads and making…
Account creation is the first thing you gotta do when trying to join a server complete with a silly captcha. At least on the server I just tried.
Well obviously, higher risks higher rewards.
This is self employment only where your company assets == your assets. You can make an LLC and this isn't a problem.
We have figured out how to get money to enforce paying taxes and GDPR compliance: Pay them with the taxes and fines. USA's IRS has a famously high ROI, and I'm willing to bet a single GDPR fine for…
Why not make it 4%? Because the highest fine per GDPR is 4% of global revenue or 20 mil, whichever is higher.
This already happens though without sealed classes in existing code. If you have an interface A with implementing classes B and C, you'll eventually run into an error if the library starts emitting class D.
> Because foreign corporations operating in the Balkans pay taxes in the balkans Ahaha, as if. Foreign corporations with presence but no local entity pay no taxes. Foreign corporations with local entities somehow manage…
> And they used an actually secure OTP dongle, eventually ditched by most banks because, yeah SMS codes and apps are safer............ The EU mandates the 2FA method shows information about the purchase you're…
Google is the one peddling the malware. Any changes to 'security' that don't start with them removing the oodles of malware from their store are not security but profit driven.
I disagree. There is a lot of boilerplate to write and mundane things to check, which AI can speed up a lot. I'm not talking about 'software engineering' here, but about 'programming', which consists of a lot of write…
The differentiator right now is taste. Most people have none (like the business partner in the OP), and some people have plenty (like you seem to have). These two sets of people will produce wildly different results…
The manufacturer/seller already employs people who deal with this, and it's not expensive. Getting my washing machine fixed for 10€ parts + labor instead of 300€ parts + labor sounds mighty nice to me. > Manufacturers…
What, exactly, are the consequences of these companies doing cyberattacks against random people? One person does it, they get bullied by the government into suicide, a company worth trillions does it and they get…
What options are those? Anything they do that makes ARM better/cheaper for consumers makes RISC-V a win, even if it never reaches mainstream adoption.
Anti-union propaganda is where it comes from.
For games like Starfield, the problem is the game is bad, it has nothing to do with politics or ESG.
Well companies can issue stock, which is more or less spawning resources, but that's not what I meant. When people with more money than they need want more of it, things get done, including fucking over the customers,…
Resources have a way of spawning for CEOs, why not for minimum wage workers?
I don't know; you can bit shift an output stream by a string (or char array) in C++ (std::cout << "Hello, world!"). That seems pretty mad to me.
Slay the Spire 1 (Java) and 2 (Godot). Ironically, StS1 ran better under wine than natively. Anyhow, there are plenty of native games, we just don't notice, because running them tends to not be any harder than running…
> Generally speaking societies do better when knowledge is shared and not hoarded. These companies do even better because we're not allowed to share the knowledge (read, illegally copy protected works) and they are.
Can you expand on how you do this? I've gotten into gamedev a couple of times, but never got around to completing anything. Something like this might just do the trick.
Eh, betting houses have a vested interest in matches not being fixed, which actually fixes a huge problem in sports, so they have a use in that. I used to work in odds prediction and the issue is all the shady shit…
When does steam require age verification? It sometimes asks for my age for viewing a game and I can input any ol' date I want to. It doesn't even flinch if I input a different date every time. I also don't recall them…
Many more thousands have no issues with small cars or going to a closer sports club. If the roads in cities are wide enough in cities for literal trucks, then they're wide enough for your car. Widening roads and making…
Account creation is the first thing you gotta do when trying to join a server complete with a silly captcha. At least on the server I just tried.
Well obviously, higher risks higher rewards.
This is self employment only where your company assets == your assets. You can make an LLC and this isn't a problem.
We have figured out how to get money to enforce paying taxes and GDPR compliance: Pay them with the taxes and fines. USA's IRS has a famously high ROI, and I'm willing to bet a single GDPR fine for…
Why not make it 4%? Because the highest fine per GDPR is 4% of global revenue or 20 mil, whichever is higher.