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Gys
6y ago
Solid8 CEO Michael Lofthouse was caught on camera giving the family the finger and shouting, "Trump's gonna f--- you. You f------ Asian piece of s----."
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6y ago
From the OP: 'I believed that I could implement an efficient JSON parser based on my assumption that encoding/json was slower than it could be because of its API. It turned out that I was right, it looks like there is 2-3x perform
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Gys
6y ago
> ...my personal thoughts as to what it must get right this time Let us hope Apple finally listens ;-)
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6y ago
As mentioned elsewhere it all about the threatmodel. I have a group where others like to be anonymous, at least to ppl they do not know (yet). They will very likely not care about authorities to see our messages as they have nothing to hide
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6y ago
> how we think about concepts like privacy, security, and trust I was disappointed to see that a mobile number is needed and that this number is shown by default in groups. Mobile numbers are much more trackable then email addresses in m
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6y ago
Squarespace was leaning heavily on 'AI generated websites' only a few years ago. Just add content (text, images and such) and Squarespace's AI magic would turn it into a wonderful website. I just now had a look at their webs
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6y ago
About Smalltalk
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6y ago
> ...the team was able to figure out how — and where — the missing matter was. The results were published today in the top scientific journal Nature. The article does not give many clues and refers to this publication: https://
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6y ago
The future is now ;-)
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6y ago
Interesting! The project url is a little confusing, I think you should rename to rbitr/ChartSS.css (double S). To match the project name.
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6y ago
I expected a commandline interface :-)
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6y ago
My stupidity indeed. Thanks for pointinng this out. I assumed cars was the default (I changed the Panama link above). Both bridges are closed for cyclists, but ferries cross the river as well. So the routing includes those, very nice!
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6y ago
I tried this for Lisbon, Portugal, and found it completely ignores one of the two bridges [0]. So it makes we wonder how good this service is. [0] http://maps.openrouteservice.org/reach?n1=38.757564&n2=-9.19...
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Between predator and prey: waiting for opponent’s action determines success
(nrcresearchpress.com)
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6y ago
Beautifully done! Interesting article. > only 600-800 tourists visit the region annually, which is less than those who reach the peak of Everest in a year! Do not give anybody ideas...
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6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23139587
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6y ago
> I don't understand why Microsoft is doing this Maximizing shareholder value is about pushing everything to the limits, to fully explore every opportunity for potential revenues. Not saying I like this concept and what it does to t
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6y ago
I can imagine a lot of ways how this might work, but the website does not explain much. Maybe it should have a short screencast as an example. Or at least screenshots. I also assume this collects a lot of data on the user? How is that handl
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6y ago
It does not say anything about loosing your pasport. I wonder what that might do. I am assuming they at least cover the case of replacing your pasport when it expires as it is a known date.
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6y ago
Still have to read the article, I set it aside to read it later. But your comment first really resonates with me. I have the same experience (age? ;-) and actually organized many events in the past years for random people to meet in person.
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6y ago
Clearly that depends who you are asking
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6y ago
It surely shows size does not matter.
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6y ago
Unavailable? Clickbite title? Traditionally companies make money by spending less than what they receive...
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6y ago
Thank you, so that explains the 45-s rest mentioned. I assume then each 4-s workout is followed by a 45-s rest. So 49-s * 5 = 245-s (4 min) spend each hour on the excercises.
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6y ago
'Hourly 4-second sprints' is actually 5 times an hour 4 secs (bicycle) sprints. So it is more precisely about every 12 minutes. I do not understand why it says 'hourly'? Because it sounds less often?
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7y ago
It is al about trust I guess. Many people trust AWS, Microsoft, Digital Ocean, Dropbox, Apple and others (FB should be mentioned here as well) with far more then just their local test setup (which I what use ngrok for).
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7y ago
Managed database services (for mysql and many others) for one are very popular
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7y ago
How would you define 'frameworkless'? Not using React or Vue or something?
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Guy Uses Physics to Make a Never-Miss Basketball Hoop
(gizmodo.com)
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7y ago
> Paketo Buildpacks build images that run on Kubernetes and any other Cloud Native platform.
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