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by Flenser 9y ago
Could be as in wildlife park.
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by Flenser 9y ago
Sets could be reordered to improve compression. Not a big benefit but it would depend on your data.
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by Flenser 9y ago
Yes. I expect that's it. I think the jaw tensing may be a side-effect of how I get that to happen.
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by Flenser 9y ago
That's also my theory. I can do it at-will by tensing my jaw muscles and I hear a "thudding" vibration sound. (Although I wouldn't have known what the name of the muscle is until your post.)
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by Flenser 9y ago
I suspect it's due to people tensing their lower jaw in anticipation of a loud sound. I can do this at-will, and I hear something that I would describe in similar terms. I also triggered/heard it the first time I watched the anima
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by Flenser 9y ago
I'd like to see a chart by bitcoin as well as incidents.
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by Flenser 9y ago
That's exactly what Troy is talking about in the section on KBA (Knowledge Based Authentication) >Knowledge-based authentication (KBA) is predicated on the assumption that an individual holds certain knowledge that can be used to pr
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by Flenser 9y ago
What happens if you have multiple monitors? i.e. a TN-panel for gaming and an IPS for graphic design?
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by Flenser 9y ago
There's a good summary here: https://www.thezimbabwean.co/2017/11/standoff-zimbabwe-strug... From today: listen to this from around 8:10 (it starts at 6am, so skip to 2:10) http://www.bbc.co.uk&#x2
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by Flenser 9y ago
Tampermonkey: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tampermonkey/dhdgf... (greasemonkey for Chrome)
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by Flenser 9y ago
Switch to tab: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/switch-to-tab/gbfh...
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by Flenser 9y ago
even if the built process is skewing the absolute number of downloads it wouldn't change the rate of change would it? So we can say that React is growing faster than Angular, even if we can't be sure which is bigger.
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by Flenser 9y ago
If you are pulling in 200 dependencies you're going to be in the grey zone fairly frequently.
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by Flenser 9y ago
Perhaps if governments started penalising corporate tax avoidance by confiscating a percentage of a company's shares the shareholders would be incentivised to make sure whoever is running the company will pay taxes fairly.
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by Flenser 9y ago
With self-driving cars the total number of cars will shrink by an order of magnitude or two, but so too will the number of manufacturers, because there will be several orders of magnitude less buyers. So the players that are left may end up
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by Flenser 9y ago
The graph for compensation/leaving is more revealing if you right align the red bars: https://i.imgur.com/WeJD8na.png note how with Lyft, Uber and Apple there's no overlap between the percentage that feel compensa
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by Flenser 9y ago
Weird, when I click the artlicle's link: http://www.businessinsider.com/walmart-store-robot-program-e... I end up here: http://www.businessinsider.com/(null)/(null)/(null)/(null)/(..
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by Flenser 9y ago
something like this? https://imgur.com/a/wRtfp NB: the icons beside your name are for "model", "traffic", "acquired" and "phd"
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by Flenser 9y ago
Slides here: https://gotocon.com/dl/goto-amsterdam-2015/slides/FredGeorge...
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The Secret Assumption of Agile • Fred George(youtube.com)
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by Flenser 9y ago
> Unmanaged Complexity This comes back to the XP practice[1] of simple design[2] or "code that can change" which Fred George says has 4 properties: 1. Works 2. Communicates 3. No Duplicate Code 4. Least classes
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by Flenser 9y ago
> Unplanned Work I recently found this on how to deal with unplanned time when planning sprints: https://www.mountaingoatsoftware.com/blog/sprint-planning-fo... It's not something I've seen discussed much
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by Flenser 9y ago
considering the article also says: Lymphatic vessels are part of the body’s circulatory system. In most of the body they run alongside blood vessels. it's somewhat surprising (in hindsight I admit) that no-one thought to look for the
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by Flenser 9y ago
Thanks for the recommendation. For anyone else interested in reading it. it's on gutenberg: https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/search/?query=The+Autobiogr...
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by Flenser 9y ago
You might want to do map or filter before you do forEach. In which case you would need to convert it to an array.
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by Flenser 9y ago
Structured References[1]: Tables whose range can be referenced by name where the range expands as you add rows to the table. [1] https://support.office.com/en-gb/article/Using-structured-re...
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by Flenser 9y ago
The graphql-js repo is an implementation of GraphQL in JavaScript The graphql repo is the specification for GraphQL. There has never been a PATENTS file in that repo or any mention of patents: https://github.com/facebook&#
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by Flenser 9y ago
They dual licensed under BSD and GPLv2: https://github.com/facebook/zstd/issues/335#issuecomment-323... I expect they did a thorough analysis to work out if any of it was either already patented, or patentabl
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by Flenser 9y ago
Thank you very much. That's very informative.
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by Flenser 9y ago
That's what I meant, although I did have a question mark on that in the image, so I was being confusing. This is what had me questioning whether an implicit licence could be revoked: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id

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