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by 22c 6y ago
> LUEsers went to Something Awful IIRC Most went to an invite only board called LUELinks / ETI.
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by 22c 6y ago
I will reply separately specifically about NPS Surveys as I believe they have essentially become the "Scrum" process of the telecommunications industry. That is to say, a lot of companies say they are doing it. Middle managers wil
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by 22c 6y ago
Indeed, that is exactly what I mean. Uber is the best example of this. "Do you think I should lose my job over the way I drove you here? If no, please rate me 5 stars." This also now transfers to NPS surveys. I used to work at an
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by 22c 6y ago
I don't think consumers are responsible for ruining online ratings. I think companies are responsible for gamifying/training their users to ruin online ratings.
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by 22c 6y ago
Yes, they're called "Views" [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/View_(SQL)
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by 22c 6y ago
That was my understanding as well. em was used for width and ex used for height.
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by 22c 6y ago
> but CSS has an obscure unit that makes our life a little bit easier I've been out of the HTML game for a while, is ch the new em ? em has been around for a while. I understand that they are slightly different, but is there a
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by 22c 6y ago
They have been doing this for over 10 years, with various feature support being gated off by driver support. RemoteFX was a feature only supported on Nvidia Quadro cards, but you could change a few flags in the driver INF file and have the
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by 22c 6y ago
Commuting, (mostly) fixed hours, noise levels, personal space. To expand a bit on the fixed hours, early-birds tend to be fine with getting to the office early, but night owls will either get kicked out or have to deal with people vacuuming
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by 22c 6y ago
If nobody has the data, the torrent is effectively dead and most private trackers will remove it in time. If it's not dead, they can incentivize seeders to re-hash/re-upload a v2 compatible torrent if they really wanted to. Privat
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by 22c 6y ago
Governors Island (at least the only photo they have of it) seems to be wildly different to when I visited recently. I don't know the full history of the island, but that seems to be one of the places where it's actually less popul
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by 22c 6y ago
The easiest way to get an interview at Amazon is to get a referral. If you can demonstrate competent programming abilities and have a half decent attitude, it shouldn't be too hard to get a referral from someone at Amazon, regardless o
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by 22c 6y ago
OP may have intended for you to read the top comment of the post https://www.reddit.com/r/videos/comments/fxgi06/not_new_news...
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by 22c 6y ago
The enemy (Godot) of my enemy (Unity) is my friend. Is essentially what this thread is talking about. At this point (ie. Epic sitting on truck loads of cash), lost revenue for Epic Games competitors is almost as good as revenue for
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by 22c 6y ago
I have a feeling it's not SEO, but that Google themselves are favoring more domains over another based on a hidden factor. If you search for recipes you get the same thing, a bunch of results from big media organizations but very few (
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by 22c 6y ago
You seem to be missing that data can still be read after it is insterted, provided it is not updated. So think if more like WORM rather than write-only.
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by 22c 6y ago
How many more people dying are we talking about had the US not drowned it's government in the bathtub? Is the average life expectancy in the US this year that much lower than in, let's say South Korea, Singapore or Taiwan? How abo
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by 22c 7y ago
Interestingly, I saw that PowerShell 7.0 was the default level of documentation when I was browsing Microsoft docs yesterday and figured I must've missed the announcement. I like the pipeline parallelization feature, I wish more langua
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by 22c 7y ago
> air bat cap drum each fine gust harp sit jury crunch look made near odd pit quench red sun trap urge vest whale plex yank zip How did you settle on jury? Notably it seems to be the only word that is more than one syllable.
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by 22c 7y ago
Not every rule has a reason, some of it is just "because style guide" and if you try to look up the rationale there, you'll find none. Classic example is Perl style %w(literal arrays) vs ['traditional', 'arrays
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by 22c 7y ago
It's a ridiculous thought, but I couldn't help but think of the "Thou Shalt Not Covet Thy Neighbor's Goods"[1] skit from "The Ten" where neighbours keep one-upping each other by buying CAT scan machines. I
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by 22c 7y ago
Not exactly what you asked for, but I have had success with pair programming using VS Code Live Share[1] and Mumble for VoIP[2]. I don't think video is particularly important when you're both seeing the same screen and able to tal
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by 22c 7y ago
Thanks for this. Reporting seems to have been pretty bad so far. I noticed that the Associated Press (and news stories derived from AP) are reporting on the age of Iran's commercial fleet, as though that has anything to do with a plane
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by 22c 7y ago
Arimaa is a chess variant which was created to be easy for humans to understand but hard for computers. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arimaa#Arimaa_Challenge
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by 22c 7y ago
We do know what makes a player better, it's win rate. What GP is saying is there seems to be no leaderboard or ELO/MMR to really understand how good the AI actually is at the game. Is this achievement closer to AlphaGo beating Lee
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by 22c 7y ago
Sure, drawing attention to the weaknesses of Telegram. Similar discussion from previous HN thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20776327
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by 22c 7y ago
It'd be nice to know what Mozilla's plans are for Firefox Focus. Felt like it was always a stopgap solution until Android for Firefox had been through its big overhaul. Are they keeping it around until Firefox works on iPhone? Are
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by 22c 7y ago
> What's the advantage of "this" over something like "sshd"? I would typically phrase it this way, especially if "this" is something which sounds like it'll be a lot more work than "sshd"
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by 22c 7y ago
Your math is off, but yeah. It's exponential growth.
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by 22c 7y ago
namecoin is one of the oldest altcoins around and probably predates the existence of the term altcoin. https://www.namecoin.org/

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