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by Jakob 8y ago
The linked Kaggle dataset https://www.kaggle.com/foiachap/seattle-email-metadata/ shows that the final returned data are Excel tables with content which looks like this: Sender or Created by: "Herring, Ka
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by Jakob 8y ago
Out of curiosity I added brotli to the test results: normal crazy % larger brotli 58667 76202 30 % $ curl -s https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entropy | sed s/\</$(printf '<%.0s&#x
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by Jakob 8y ago
The code is easy to read, I encourage you to do so. Basically it is setting the content of an iframe via `.srcdoc` to the content of the textarea you write in.
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by Jakob 8y ago
What’s the complex part about their licensing? I thought it was a monthly subscription if you want upgrades or a one-time fee if you want the current version only.
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by Jakob 8y ago
The website references its Wireshark article under "Wrapping Up": https://hackertarget.com/wireshark-tutorial-and-cheat-sheet/
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by Jakob 8y ago
Most MQTT implementations support "exactly once delivery": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_MQTT_Implementat...
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by Jakob 8y ago
Have you tried ffmpeg? Its streaming capabilities always worked really well for me. It can stream over UDP as well: https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/StreamingGuide . Also see the paragraph on latency ( https://tra
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by Jakob 8y ago
Good catch on the reverse loop, you’re right.
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by Jakob 8y ago
I’ve asked myself the same question. It seems to come down to cheaper, earthquakes, faster and easier to build and modify.
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by Jakob 8y ago
Impressive! Of course technically he’s building it not by himself but with the help of a lot of technology. ;) This man is building a house including the tools you need to build that house completely by himself: Primitive Technology: Tiled
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by Jakob 9y ago
Nope. While the characters are originally created with CSS rules, the resulting font is a web font standard .woff, completely accesible. On-topic: I really like the hover animations under https://yusugomori.com/projects&#x2F
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by Jakob 9y ago
Re stopping timers: The timer id is afaik just a steadily increasing number starting at 1 which is returned by setTimeout() so you can iterate through them, e.g. to stop all: for (let i=1; i++; i<=setTimeout('')) { clea
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by Jakob 9y ago
The premise for MPEG-DASH is that infrastructure is easy: Just small files transferred over HTTP. You can use every CDN which supports HTTP for that. Live encoding is surprisingly hard: You have to get a live input signal instead of a file
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by Jakob 9y ago
You might want to use a "bidet shower" if you don’t have a standalone bidet: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bidet_shower . It connects to your water faucet or your toilet tank so you don’t spread germs in the s
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by Jakob 9y ago
Having an English text but setting the language to another one like German or French is hilarious. You get e.g. ze Dscherman aczent or de frensch onehe.
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by Jakob 9y ago
This is interesting, I always wanted to find a good use case for RDF but in the end RDBMS worked out fine. Sports events seem a good example. What made it easier for you in your example of basketball play-by-plays with RDF? Taking the first
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by Jakob 9y ago
Dijkstra’s algorithm is not what you would use for efficient path finding. See http://theory.stanford.edu/~amitp/GameProgramming/#pathfindi... for details. I think the biggest problem is collisions with other movi
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by Jakob 9y ago
The legal ramifications of storing IP addresses didn’t change with GDPR. You should already have them anonymized since they count as personal data: Google Analytics ( https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides&#x2
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Trends and fluctuations in the severity of interstate wars(advances.sciencemag.org)
2 points by Jakob 9y ago|0 comments
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by Jakob 9y ago
Germany’s Post Office built and used ~2,000 custom-built electric delivery trucks in 2016 and deployed ~10.000 per year since 2017. UPS’s 50 seems very low for 2018 in comparison. One article about them: https://www.bloomberg.com
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Don’t rewrite(jakobstoeck.de)
1 points by Jakob 9y ago|0 comments
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by Jakob 9y ago
It doesn’t crash SublimeText and LibreOffice under macOS but seemingly all the other applications (Browsers, Terminal, TextEdit, …)
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Where Is Elon Musk's Tesla Roadster with Starman?(whereisroadster.com)
1 points by Jakob 9y ago|0 comments
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by Jakob 9y ago
There certainly are some advantages of iTerm2 but the ones you stated are very easily done in Terminal.app: 1. Settings > Profiles > Shell > When the shell exits: [Close the window|Close if the shell exited early|Don’t close the wi
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Where do decentralized applications store their data?(github.com)
2 points by Jakob 9y ago|0 comments
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by Jakob 9y ago
There was a comic about it in 2008: http://abstrusegoose.com/51 Could someone please make a calendar app out of it? :)
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Hitting the Hacker News Front Page: How Much Traffic Do You Get?(thehftguy.com)
1 points by Jakob 9y ago|0 comments
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by Jakob 9y ago
Is it, though? IntelliJ, a fully-blown IDE gets below it: https://pavelfatin.com/typing-with-pleasure/ I don’t see the logic behind having a full 60fps in a 3d game but not in a textarea (even though the linked article
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by Jakob 9y ago
> Apple didn't do anything about Caps Lock They did. Under System Preferences > Keyboard > Modifier Keys… you can now map Caps Lock to Escape which you couldn’t before. It’s just not activated by default. > the switch windo
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by Jakob 9y ago
That is exactly the kind of problem this font wants to solve. Just change the x-height to your taste: https://github.com/be5invis/Iosevka/blob/master/parameters.t...

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