RexM

> They could read the live web and email but all outgoing messages were intercepted and answered by simulated recipients.

Mongo does this?

At least three

I thought the same thing, just discovered content negotiation!

I thought it was going to be about story points.

It’s a lot like someone bragging that they’re bad at math tossing around equations.

Does dedicated hetzner servers handle this?

For a 20% return in a year?

The numbers given have to be incorrect.

As an employee, too.

Then you can’t make it targeted.

Interesting take considering graphql adoption is growing and generally in favor at my company.

That seems verbose

Is this VM somehow related to Lynx (their cross platform dev tooling?)

https://lynxjs.org/

Also discussed on HN

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43264957

From the article:

> Rocha explained that KOBO’s bone marrow is actually “full of oil,” even though the whale has been dead for more than two decades.

> “It’s seeping out through the pores of the bones,” Rocha said. “The outer edges of the bone are a little more porous than human bones and [gravity is] just pulling the oil out.”

I think you just fell into the trap.

If the panels are 20% more efficient, wouldn't you need to install 20% less of them?

Because you don’t want to share germs with other users of the browser? The logic makes no sense and I honestly can’t tell if you’re joking.

I think it’s so it can look at the login method for the account and act accordingly.

If the user is configured to use SSO it can redirect to the identity provider. If it’s password auth it can ask for the password, etc.

Did you also come up with Sharknado in this whiteboarding exercise?

Yep, I’ve done something similar. Flew to a conference for work, then had them fly me to my vacation destination instead of home.

I basically ended up getting a free one-way flight for vacation.

Is there anything like this for Java. I really miss LINQPad since I’ve moved to a company that uses Java instead of C#.

Common or not, if the practice is bad why make the law specific to warehouse workers instead of making it a general law that applies to everyone?

I’m unsure about the higher quality part. I’ve seen code written by both AI and some humans — it’s a toss up.

> without the knowledge or consent of the employer

I’ve had several experiences where I ask Siri to play X on Spotify, then it says it’s going to play X on Spotify, and then nothing happens. The music never starts playing.

Not often, but it’s been helpful to find non-obvious causes of bugs.

It seems pretty clear cut that it’s monthly active users when Llama 3 is released.

> If, on the Meta Llama 3 version release date, the monthly active users … is greater than 700 million monthly active users in the preceding calendar month …

If that’s not true then the free license applies to you.

My weird monitor issue (since we’re talking about it, not that anyone asked) is sometimes when I wake my M1 MacBook Pro, my monitor (AW3821DW) has a cyan overlay across the whole screen.

I unplug/plugin the usb-c cable and it fixes it.

I have a usb-c to DP dongle, then connect via DP to the monitor.

I do the same thing in sublime. Doing it still feels like I have super powers even after years of doing it.

I’m sure there’s some magic key combo in emacs and/or vim to do it, too.

You lost me with your last sentence.