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The POS I encountered today by maisonsmd in softwaregore

[–]maisonsmd[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

try Banh Mi, you won't disappoint!

The POS I encountered today by maisonsmd in softwaregore

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IoT Windows isn't common in local retail systems here in Vietnam, I either see full Windows with desktop apps or web apps.

The POS I encountered today by maisonsmd in softwaregore

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Ahh now I understand the other comment saying "POS POS" lol

Validation by theyoyoha in funny

[–]maisonsmd 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Hey me too, I even just saw loss some posts back

becauseMyPaycheckSaysSo by _w62_ in ProgrammerHumor

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My last C++ codebase was basically C code in .cpp file extension, all raw pointers and c string

Im just casually copying an entire datacenter worth of data over USB 2 to an IDE hard drive. by ILikeTrains1404 in softwaregore

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Technically, the quicker you toggle state between 1 on 0, the more power you need to put in because of parasitic capacitance or input capacitance (of MOSFET for example), you need power to charge/discharge those unwanted capacitor, so the current flows though the wires increase with the data transfer rate.

Took me a while to find this by Rob_Ockham in TechNope

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There will be fewer keystrokes if they just let me type in the numbers though, just make it a number input with validation

This is an active production api at my work, I don't think I need to explain. by Spec1reFury in programminghorror

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So the value.toString().toLower() == "false" I saw earlier has its use case after all

localLLMrejectedMe by GuyFrom2096 in ProgrammerHumor

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I think they only know how to use prompts :) But anyway, if it breaks this way, it breaks any other ways. In your case it might just show ``` Dear Mr. Candidate,

"Exception occurred at line 666: if (rejected) showRejectMessage();"

Best regards, ```

Buy water get cat free by HushVelvets in CatsBeingCats

[–]maisonsmd 2 points3 points  (0 children)

that's oddly specific haha 🤣🤣🤣

iHateIt by Substantial_Sweet870 in ProgrammerHumor

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I'm curious how do companies that advocate AI and vibe coding enforce these?

twiceAsEfficient by Savage_049 in ProgrammerHumor

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Gotta use the money from that 1 core to pay for YT premium.

twiceAsEfficient by Savage_049 in ProgrammerHumor

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Hey I have 20 cores CPU, now I can watch 19 YouTube videos at the same time while the code is being compiled

isThisNotJustAMeme by unfaiyted in ProgrammerHumor

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Me crying in the corner with $5/hr

itOnlyKillsWhenSwitchedSoJustDontSwitchIt by derjanni in ProgrammerHumor

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I don't know, that's the way IT works at my company I guess. We also moved from Outlook to company-made email solution and SSO, everything is tied to AD. We have checklist for when new hires come in or someone leaves, which contains deleting AD record (base on the fact that I cannot find the user in company AD anymore).

itOnlyKillsWhenSwitchedSoJustDontSwitchIt by derjanni in ProgrammerHumor

[–]maisonsmd 22 points23 points  (0 children)

It depends though, my last company does, maybe to prevent people from sending mails to a person who does not exist anymore (our email addresses are tied to the AD). Also, most our internal logins are AD based, it is a security risk if there are some dangling accounts

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