Mayzie

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NanoPutian(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by Mayzie 3y ago|0 comments
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by Mayzie 3y ago
How does recursion / recursive queries work, e.g. tree-like data structures? How are cycles represented and handled? Particularly around performance?
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by Mayzie 4y ago
Aand we’re back to PGP/GPG.
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by Mayzie 4y ago
Vox had a good video on the problem: https://www.vox.com/videos/2022/7/29/23283654/california-hig...
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by Mayzie 4y ago
Paralives is the big one that's in development and crowdfunded. They pull in >$40k/mo in Patreon funding, and have a team of >10. Website: https://www.paralives.com/ Their Patreon: https://www.pat
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by Mayzie 4y ago
Horns are a thing?
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by Mayzie 4y ago
Sense of urgency is quite missing - this isn't "looming", it's been happening since the 80s and 90s (since we picked all the low hanging fruit for new antibiotics). We really needed to get on top of this 40 years ago, th
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“Looming global health crisis”: urgent action needed to stop spread of superbugs(theguardian.com)
2 points by Mayzie 4y ago|2 comments
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by Mayzie 4y ago
Anecdotally, I clearly remember when Chrome came out and it was _vastly_ more performant than any other browser, owed to its one-tab-one-process model. I tried it, enjoyed it so I switched from Firefox, and switched all my family from Firef
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by Mayzie 4y ago
If that pill is esomeprazole / Nexium or other proton-pump inhibitor, do note that repeated use is correlated with early onset osteoporosis.
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by Mayzie 4y ago
Please only take painkillers continuously under the direction of your doctor. A lot of people don’t realise this, but NSAIDs like ibuprofen and other types like paracetamol / acetaminophen do negatively impact your liver and / or
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by Mayzie 4y ago
The biggest pain point in Airflow I have experienced is the horrible and completely lacking documentation. The community support (Slack) won't (or can't) help with anything beyond basic DAG writing. That sore point makes running a
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by Mayzie 4y ago
> Well in my view they are servicing you the page you requested. Except they don’t, at least not for the reverse. Trying to access the desktop equivalent on mobile, they force a redirect to their mobile (en.m.wikipedia…) page.
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by Mayzie 5y ago
I recently had a new install of macOS, and so decided to try the 1Password 8 Beta as opposed to 1Password 7. 8 is sorely lacking compared to 7, but that is probably due to it being beta (I hope). The Firefox extension was essentially a sepa
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by Mayzie 5y ago
TikTok has recently introduced 10-minute long videos. Although, I have yet to come across a video that is >3 minutes, or a creator that uses that length of video.
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by Mayzie 5y ago
Every Android version has a unique easter egg (repeatedly tapping something in the Developer menu). It is still very much a thing, but a lot rarer.
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by Mayzie 5y ago
Curiously, could Starlink be the failsafe the world would use in such a scenario? As far as I am aware, Starlink is currently being used to provide connectivity to remote mobile / cellular towers in some countries.
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by Mayzie 5y ago
> I think I'd have already gone completely insane if I were still a bachelor when this pandemic WFH experiment has been thrust upon me. I go stir crazy when I'm home alone, but I'm not really a social butterfly either. Wor
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by Mayzie 5y ago
> aggressively cancelling shows Ha, that is so true. Netflix is infamous for this. It’s to the extent that I cannot start watching a Netflix production unless I know it’s finished or if it’s a big hit from day one (so I know it won’t b
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by Mayzie 5y ago
It really doesn’t. There hasn’t been an active Android maintainer for ages at this point - it’s only just barely supported.
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by Mayzie 5y ago
sth -> something
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by Mayzie 5y ago
Pretty much all Australian & New Zealand cards use a system called EFTPOS[1] in addition to Visa / MasterCard credit since the 80s. Fees are virtually nil, and payments are instant. They cannot be used for online purchases though,
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by Mayzie 5y ago
> Such as? In my experience upper and upper-middle class kids get common names, ... Never crazy spelling, never unique names. X Æ A-12 Musk? Never say never.
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by Mayzie 5y ago
Note for prospect Lazarus users: they use their own widget toolset that looks quite dated and doesn't really feel native, especially outside of Windows. They don't integrate Qt widgets or other frameworks properly.
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Will we ever teleport or travel the universe?(smh.com.au)
1 points by Mayzie 5y ago|0 comments
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by Mayzie 5y ago
> and then stream of images appeared from single point, that point grew and like accessing some optic cable hole, and it was vivid very vivid like reality. It lasted just a few 10 - 30 sec before I was knocked of and started sleeping. Th
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by Mayzie 5y ago
Perhaps you have delayed sleep phase syndrome[1] or an N24 disorder[2]? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delayed_sleep_phase_disorder [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-24-hour_sleep%E2%80%93wa
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by Mayzie 5y ago
> In German it is "dieser Freitag" (this Friday) and "nächster Freitag" (next Friday). Totally unrelated, but I just tried pronouncing "dieser" and "nächster" in my only-English speaking brain and
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Iterable CEO Justin Zhu ousted for taking LSD at work(smh.com.au)
38 points by Mayzie 5y ago|21 comments
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by Mayzie 5y ago
Because quite often I would like to move or resize an object (and only that object) after drawing it. Note I'm really only talking about drawing shapes, etc, using the standard tools. Not really brush strokes.

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