have you met an engineer who doesnt copy code from stackexchange? I’m not saying they blindly paste it in and forget about it, but copying a line or two that you (now) understand is fine.

have you needed to use microG for any apps? is it a sufficient replacement for google play?

just for the number of participants. and there’s a construction (a pseudorandom generator) thatll let you do it with one block

you base the random dice roll on the proof of work of the block chain. proofs of work generate randomness because (proof by contradiction) if they didn’t it would be easy to find the next block and make a bunch of money.

EDIT: more concretely, in a blockchain, “miners” compute a “hash” of the chain up to the latest block, with an extra random “nonce”. they then check if this hash has a certain distinguishing feature (eg 5 leading zeros). if it doesn’t have this feature, the recompute the hash with a new nonce. the rest of the bits in the hash thus become random. thus, if you commit to using a future hash to determine your lottery, it can be guaranteed to be random (or prove you have enough money to manipulate the block chain which is very difficult)

you can still be a good engineer and still copy code from stack exchange. i wasn’t saying windows engineers are bad

after the demo you can walk outside to experience the full dystopian game

windows engineers have probably been copying snippets from stackoverflow for decades, which may have been copied from the kernel or some other copyleft product

announcer: it seems that Russia has randomly selected their 3 time gold medal athlete again to compete! how lucky!

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yeah but then if nobody comes in the first year, they might close for next year

why do i keep seeing check engine lights being associated with dating? like girls seem to always use it to describe a guy who has acceptable flaws.