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Dayshine
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>The original runtime was about 60kb in size, that's still unreasonable to add to a library What? What kind of bubble are you working in?
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>language-to-js libraries With huge performance cost and complicated toolchains.
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9y ago
>a member company cannot search MIB or report information to MIB without the applicant’s knowledge and authorization. Sounds like you consented...
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9y ago
A founder has retired, nothing as dramatic as the title might imply.
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9y ago
AGPL literally exists for that distinction. AGPL roughly says that a website a user interacts with counts as distribution (in addition to what GPL would count as distribution)
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9y ago
Well, the miles are enough...
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9y ago
What's your point here, I see cars run red lights and ignore pedestrian crossings all the time.
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Yeah, Let's Encrypt doesn't support OV or EV certs...
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9y ago
Why not?
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9y ago
No always on clock? :(
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9y ago
No, I run on a Macbook because that's what my work gave me. No, I use Windows because I like things just working. OSX/Linux doesn't just work. >one comparable failure from Apple Just the whole damn OS. If I want unix based
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9y ago
Shame it'll die in 4 months :( Fitbit are finally shutting down the servers, and who knows what effect that'll have.
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9y ago
>Today, Windows is for miserable people who can't afford anything better As I sit here running Windows on a Macbook...
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9y ago
Yes, because the performance impact of a single string creation in an Exception handler is important.
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9y ago
>We cannot approve benefits for your recent visit to the emergency room (ER) for pelvic pain, Pelvic pain could be an indication of an ectopic pregnancy, that's absolutely a ER indicator!
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9y ago
Please point me at a distro that has a reliable, complete "app store". E.g. installation never randomly fails That's a feature all three nail. apt-get is great, so it's not a hardware problem, but I have yet to come acro
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9y ago
For the same reason your friends will refuse to go to dinner with you if you skip on the bill. There are literally hundreds of collaborations between UK organisations and EU organisations. If we just stop our promised contributions to all o
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9y ago
The City of Leicester in England has full 3D textured modelling of everything down to trees and the cars that happened to be out at the time. https://goo.gl/maps/dm8zVDGf5TP2 It's absolutely incredible.
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9y ago
>draws its executive leadership from unelected politicians Eh? They work at the whim of the parliament don't they?
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9y ago
What did your lawyers say?
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>My program was designed to be easily deleted in case of an audit. Errr what?
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Working in public health research, absolutely. I don't save lives myself, but I help collect the data that's used to do so.
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9y ago
The UI is very small on a big screen. The entire right hand legend and menu is taking up around 10% of my screen width, so the button are tiny!
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I'm not sure a business is a better "pension" than a pension. No pension + business is a risky retirement.
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The UK has public healthcare, so no direct costs to users.
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9y ago
How did you get started with contracting? And do you find yourself having to commute a lot? I haven't found a huge number of jobs near each other in the UK outside of London.
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My OnePlus X certainly does. When charging or after 10/15 minutes of intense graphical use it starts getting sluggish and unresponsive.
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If you roll one die you get 1-6 equally. If you roll two dice you get 7 most often, 6 and 8 slightly less, 5 and 9 even less, etc. Say you only have 1 die and want to generate the random number distribution that 2 dice give. Easy, just roll
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9y ago
There's only four of you? How much time did you have to waste on the TV License check stuff? :(
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9y ago
Was it ever about avoiding SQL entirely? I thought it was about avoiding fragile SQL that's hardcoded to your specific data structures?
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