Manfred

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by Manfred 4y ago
No, they don't even agree between engine implementations within the same database server. Generally limits in the database are defined as storage limits for however a character is defined. That usually means bytes or codepoints.
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by Manfred 4y ago
Any attempt at defining what people think of as characters is going to fail because of how many exceptions our combined writing systems have. See: codepoints, characters, grapheme clusters. A good starting place is UAX #29: https:/&#x
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by Manfred 4y ago
Your voice is a thing that you “are”, up to a certain extent. People can be trained to sound like other people. Physical things other than the body is something you “have”.
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by Manfred 4y ago
These coaches are usually people who come from the same families and neighborhoods that face these kinds of problems. Help with navigating government programs and simple tips and tricks with finances can make a huge difference.
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by Manfred 4y ago
It would be good if they explained this in their documentation. But I think you summed it up in your own message: > […] you can either have a browser that doesn't catastrophically break every few updates; or you can have the freedom
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by Manfred 4y ago
You would be surprised how deep branding tentacles reach. Sometimes up to constants in protocols that need a migration cycle to change. If you want to transition without stopping all active development and operations, you have to do it grad
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by Manfred 4y ago
I'm just going to side step the ethics of withholding easy access to certain books, just focusing on the pragmatic and functional. > However if a kid can get the book from online store with relative ease […] They can't because
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by Manfred 4y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding the story, but I don't think the story lines up entirely. > At 16, Bechtolsheim designed an industrial controller for a company that was based on the 8008. 1955 + 16 = 1971. That means they based thei
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by Manfred 4y ago
You start by allowing external requests from inside the test and automate your exploration of the API. Then you slowly evolve it to mock or stub the elements that interact with the external system so you can run your tests in isolation.
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by Manfred 4y ago
Weathering the trend only really makes sense when you know there is growth on the other side. Maybe a lot of these companies grew to accommodate the explosive growth caused by working from home and they are no longer certain they really nee
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by Manfred 4y ago
Have you considered using an index directly on language tokens (eg. the abstract language tree representing the file) instead of ngrams on the source text?
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by Manfred 4y ago
Most insulation materials are engineered to reduce growth of mold. Drywall usually has an air gap on the cold side to let air circulate.
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by Manfred 4y ago
I think fitness encompasses everything that makes you physically capable. Cardio metabolic is just one part of that.
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by Manfred 4y ago
From the abstract: > We investigated whether sprint interval training (SIT) was a time-efficient exercise strategy to improve insulin sensitivity and other indices of cardiometabolic health to the same extent as traditional moderate-inte
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by Manfred 4y ago
The issue is that people have noticed problems accessing the APIs and they are speculating that Twitter is preparing a change to API access which would put more restrictions in place.
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by Manfred 4y ago
On the other hand, it's kind of embarrassing when you don't have your external communication sorted out.
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by Manfred 4y ago
I believe the solution to these kinds of problems is deauthorizing Music, then signing out of ‘iTunes’, then signing in again, and then authorizing again. I'm sure there solution published somewhere on the internet.
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by Manfred 4y ago
Cumulative hours spent across training hardware.
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by Manfred 4y ago
Yeah, there is the classic Bratko: https://www.amazon.com/Programming-Artificial-Intelligence-I...
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by Manfred 4y ago
Whenever someone uses the word ‘portal’, I always glance at the calendar nervously to make sure it's not still 2006. Luckily it almost always becomes apparent that they meant to say ‘website’ and have no clue what a ‘portal’ is.
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by Manfred 4y ago
The name dropping feels really weird, it almost makes it feel like a personal diary that should never have been published.
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by Manfred 4y ago
I agree, right to repair is a difficult thing. Technically I can repair my own car, but realistically I will take it to a shop because owning or renting all the tools required to even replace a tire from a rim is way too high.
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by Manfred 4y ago
Lots of organizations and government agencies have already been fined because of these laws and lots of organizations comply with these laws. I work for a company that makes healthcare software solutions and we're fully compliant with
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by Manfred 4y ago
I don't know the reasons of this specific group or person, so I'm obviously not speaking for them. When I work on something I like to do it my way. I don't think I or anyone else has the moral obligation to donate their time
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by Manfred 4y ago
I had to read this comment to find out.
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by Manfred 4y ago
So a liquor store should not be responsible for age restrictions and sell alcohol to minors? I think there is always a sliding point between where the government or companies police the rules. It's an interesting conversation where tha
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by Manfred 4y ago
I believe their point is that Twitter should delete or flag the accounts that are spreading false information about him (the journalist).
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by Manfred 4y ago
Looks good. Unfortunately most JSON (I personally handle) contains private information and I would never paste it into a web page.
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by Manfred 4y ago
The whole keyboard looks like form over function. I have never touched them, so I’m curious about other people’s experience.
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by Manfred 4y ago
You can be against fast fashion and be empathetic with people who can’t afford expensive clothes. There is a way to inform people of the consequences of their choices without blaming them for making the choice.

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