Crack cocaine, in moderation. Snorting detergent, in moderation. Inhaling strawberry-scented RCs because it's "probably" healthier than LA air - okay, in moderation.
Walking isn't exercise. Not surprised you don't mind walking to the grocery store.
If you need an origin story to make you eat healthily, your life is probably better if you do tell yourself your heritage is mostly caveman, cavemen had peak fitness, cavemen had peak fitness through their diet,…
On this subject, I recommend The End of Overeating by David Kessler.
what an unfortunate metaphor
I didn't finish the book. Even for a young adults sci-fi novel, it's very badly written.
Admittedly, I'd never heard of this "forced relocation" as I imagine you hadn't either since you quote verbatim from the wiki article, so I don't know too much about it, but you can't categorically say dispersing the…
Javascript """engineer"""
>A rational billionaire would realize that he have nothing to gain from more wealth and would live the rest of his life in lavish and luxury (while donating 99.9% of it if he cares about public opinion), aiming to spend…
The BBC has a similar mandate in the UK to the state broadcaster in Uppsala. It is more concerned with managing community relations by presenting a unified history than straight reportage, and so often rebroadcasts…
I think the implication is that Californian students (along with students in at least 12 other states) got stupider "unmagically".
lol, this book is being shilled to death because one of the examples used is a (very superficial) analysis of twitter's scaling problem. try the art of computer systems performance analysis for a real treatment.
wow, thanks, wouldn't have known how to google that without the link
the corollary to this question is more interesting - when you split the person, do you split the brain? the answer is not necessarily. for example, you may split the person horizontally or even at a knee or elbow joint.…
is it feasible to do this protocol reverse engineering without mitmproxy?
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weed dood
for (j = 0; j < len; j++) { buffer[j] ^= (i + j) % 0xFB + 1; buffer[j] ^= key[(i + j) % kl]; } somebody can explain how the author managed to work this bit out?
thank you for sharing your suspicions
I didn't think they'd be a word I dislike more than "architecting". Hats off to the author for using "over-architecting" in his insightful blogpost.
i am interested to know the particulars of any routines people have for reading and reviewing a codebase, as the author talks about doing in his spare time. do you take notes? add comments? step through with a debugger?
That's right, you're not an engineer.
>Why is it so? Because you weren't any good at all that hard stuff?
Crack cocaine, in moderation. Snorting detergent, in moderation. Inhaling strawberry-scented RCs because it's "probably" healthier than LA air - okay, in moderation.
Walking isn't exercise. Not surprised you don't mind walking to the grocery store.
If you need an origin story to make you eat healthily, your life is probably better if you do tell yourself your heritage is mostly caveman, cavemen had peak fitness, cavemen had peak fitness through their diet,…
On this subject, I recommend The End of Overeating by David Kessler.
what an unfortunate metaphor
I didn't finish the book. Even for a young adults sci-fi novel, it's very badly written.
Admittedly, I'd never heard of this "forced relocation" as I imagine you hadn't either since you quote verbatim from the wiki article, so I don't know too much about it, but you can't categorically say dispersing the…
Javascript """engineer"""
>A rational billionaire would realize that he have nothing to gain from more wealth and would live the rest of his life in lavish and luxury (while donating 99.9% of it if he cares about public opinion), aiming to spend…
The BBC has a similar mandate in the UK to the state broadcaster in Uppsala. It is more concerned with managing community relations by presenting a unified history than straight reportage, and so often rebroadcasts…
I think the implication is that Californian students (along with students in at least 12 other states) got stupider "unmagically".
lol, this book is being shilled to death because one of the examples used is a (very superficial) analysis of twitter's scaling problem. try the art of computer systems performance analysis for a real treatment.
wow, thanks, wouldn't have known how to google that without the link
the corollary to this question is more interesting - when you split the person, do you split the brain? the answer is not necessarily. for example, you may split the person horizontally or even at a knee or elbow joint.…
is it feasible to do this protocol reverse engineering without mitmproxy?
idiotic advice
approved
s/article/advertisement/g
weed dood
for (j = 0; j < len; j++) { buffer[j] ^= (i + j) % 0xFB + 1; buffer[j] ^= key[(i + j) % kl]; } somebody can explain how the author managed to work this bit out?
thank you for sharing your suspicions
I didn't think they'd be a word I dislike more than "architecting". Hats off to the author for using "over-architecting" in his insightful blogpost.
i am interested to know the particulars of any routines people have for reading and reviewing a codebase, as the author talks about doing in his spare time. do you take notes? add comments? step through with a debugger?
That's right, you're not an engineer.
>Why is it so? Because you weren't any good at all that hard stuff?