Legogris

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by Legogris 8y ago
Even if they really know what they are doing, that sounds like a great way to create a lot of painful technical debt that will affect both end-UX and app devs. One one hand, maybe this is also a great way to get something in the hands of
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by Legogris 8y ago
What prejudices did avip claim were confirmed by tokenism?
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by Legogris 8y ago
There is such a thing as the "token gaijin" at Japanese companies - the foreigner who can show to visitors how international company this is. Generally very little influence or path of progress. Also just the knowledge of this phe
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by Legogris 8y ago
Thanks, going to try this :)
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by Legogris 8y ago
I haven't been able to figure out how to do keymaps with fixed arguments for commands. What I specifically want to do is to have something like f/F (open hinted URLs) and/or t/T for opening URLs in specific containers. A
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by Legogris 8y ago
Spinach is a great source of iron. 2.7mg per 100g. Also high in protein. I think there's a reason Popeye is all about spinach.
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by Legogris 8y ago
Durian is very spiky on the other hand. I've had and seen them both and the rest of the article seems spot-on from what I can tell. It's a weird slip in something that reads so well-informed otherwise. Jackfruit has a mild, taste
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by Legogris 8y ago
> In May 2018, the Kerala government declared jackfruit the state’s official fruit, with the winning slogan: “Jackfruit is the best fruit. Its fruit has innumerable good qualities.” This is so charming. Reminds me of Japanese small prefe
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by Legogris 8y ago
Having a vegetarian diet, this is the most difficult thing when eating out. More often than not it's extremely carb-heavy and barely any protein. Few places make balanced vegetarian meals - mostly Indian and specifically vegan restaura
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by Legogris 8y ago
Yeah, it really sounds like they're talking about Durian. You can barely say Jackfruit is covered in spikes.
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by Legogris 8y ago
Could you solve this by just routing 8.8.8.8 to your own DNS inside your network?
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by Legogris 8y ago
At least not in China.
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by Legogris 8y ago
"Is there no ship? Close the browser window."
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by Legogris 8y ago
That comment is not very constructive for discussion and against the guidelines, just like the replies. Downvoting is not censorship. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by Legogris 8y ago
I don't know about TOR, but a couple of years ago we had a site on Cloudflare that had the CAPTCHA come up for visitors from mainland China - where the great firewall blocked the requests to Google. Chinese users were effectively locke
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by Legogris 8y ago
"Store front" always makes me squint at garages, driveways, sidewalks and front doors.
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by Legogris 8y ago
Given a standard for moving assets across chains, this starts to become really interesting. "What can be achieved by HTTP that can't be achieved by any random binary protocol?" Plasma could facilitate this for Ethereum-compat
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by Legogris 8y ago
> Cryptocurrencies doesn't remove all trust. It's about removing trust in third parties to send and receive transactions. That's it. And that's a big deal. I'd like to add the trust in the issuance of the currenc
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by Legogris 8y ago
Logically centralized but physically decentralized would be a specification, but his statement is correct. "Centralized" does not have a different meaning in blockchain circles, however it (and especially the inverse "decentr
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by Legogris 8y ago
You misinterpreted my statement - it will or will not make a difference depending on the line before. The spec is not ambiguous but for someone who does not know this there is probability at play.
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by Legogris 8y ago
Semicolons are usually optional in JS. The 'usually' part if why it's a good idea to enforce usage of them to avoid situations like this. You don't even need to do IEEs for this - running a function on an inline-declared
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by Legogris 8y ago
I'm curious; what's the hostile subscription service experience you've encountered with Spotify?
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by Legogris 8y ago
Having used ECS quite a bit, I do not recommend anyone building a new stack based on it. Kubernetes solves everything ECS solves, but usually better and without sveral of the issues mentioned here. Last time I checked, AWS was still lagging
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by Legogris 8y ago
Did you add your phone number to your account? Or have a WhatsApp/Instagram/Tinder account that does? Contact info can be more than just e-mail.
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by Legogris 8y ago
I knew before seeing the source that it was BBC. They've had some strange fixation with dystopian Japan and perceived issues in contemporary Japanese culture for years now. Very rarely reporting about similar classes of stories from ot
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by Legogris 8y ago
> The man on the other hand seems to have this outlook that since he used to be a journalist, if he doesn't get another job as a journalist, he'll get to collect unemployment benefits indefinitely. > I wonder if that's
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by Legogris 8y ago
Indeed. The violation here really has nothing to do with protecting users, as you say, it's more of a positive side-effect. On the other hand, if it weren't for that aspect, the press-coverage that sparked Apple's revokal wo
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by Legogris 8y ago
JTAG interfaces on washing machines are not that uncommon, so this is absolutely a thing.
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An important difference that Nielsen doesn't have an agreement with Vizio that they broke and the "protection" being Vizio terminating their end of that agreement as a response.
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by Legogris 8y ago
Hi, I didn't see anything on the page about "intended audience" - would you say this is appropriate for someone who has done the basic classes of statistics in uni but is now pretty rusty or would you need a more solid founda

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