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by NAR8789 3y ago
Will you really need a migration for that? OP's storage is already in depth-first order, so subtrees are easy to fetch.
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'Two in the Box' Staffing(youtube.com)
1 points by NAR8789 3y ago|0 comments
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by NAR8789 3y ago
Previous article had to sniff the NFC password when the handle connected to the head. New article has a convenient form to generate password. How did they reverse the brush head password algorithm? https://youtu.be/EPytrn8i8
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by NAR8789 3y ago
Strong Towns hy Chuck Marohn
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What-the-Format?(format.wtf)
2 points by NAR8789 3y ago|0 comments
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by NAR8789 3y ago
Yes, and Debian provides those, backporting where necessary.
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by NAR8789 3y ago
ohhh I get it now. dreamberd:C::twitter:X
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by NAR8789 3y ago
Renders looking too small reminds me of this article: https://aaronhertzmann.com/2022/02/28/how-does-perspective-w... Maybe you're looking for something like "Natural Perspective"?
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by NAR8789 4y ago
https://alternativeto.net/software/alternativeto/
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by NAR8789 4y ago
Because it only takes log(n) digits to represent n. 9 is 1 digit, takes 9 steps. 99 is 2 digits, takes 99 steps. 999 is 3 digits, takes 999 steps. An input d decimal digits long takes O(10^d) steps. The runtime is exponential in the "s
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by NAR8789 4y ago
This is sloppy summarizing by ars. In a real attack tampered logins need not show up as failures. From the original article https://mega-awry.io/ (emphasis mine): > Since the server code is not published, we cannot imple
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by NAR8789 4y ago
What do you do if you need to unambiguously refer to cat-as-in-feline?
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by NAR8789 4y ago
Hm! I've come across this as "Russian Peasant Multiplication" https://www.wikihow.com/Multiply-Using-the-Russian-Peasant-M... Easier to digest I think to break TFA into two conceptual pieces 1. the representa
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by NAR8789 4y ago
oneliners are generally nicer for fast data exploration than one-off scripts. With a oneliner I can get started instantly, and build incrementally. With a one-off script my first step is boilerplate input handling. Maybe a nice middle groun
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by NAR8789 4y ago
The fish is not merely holding position--it's actually accelerating upstream! Reminds me of this Tadashi video: [How do fish swim so quickly?] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYDh5d9pfu8 Tadashi shows that fish turn dr
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by NAR8789 5y ago
> for video conferences it makes every person sound like James Earl Jones. I think there's a typo here. This should go in the "Pros" section
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by NAR8789 5y ago
Will take a look, thanks!
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by NAR8789 5y ago
Any plans for SOC or ISO27001 certification?
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by NAR8789 5y ago
Ah, glad to hear it's not in conflict after all! Thanks for clarifying. As to the source of my confusion... I think I was skimming and about to turn back to work and not thinking too deeply. At the time I wrote that edit I had just got
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by NAR8789 5y ago
I dig this! Since you're full-text indexing blogs with an eye towards content discovery, can I tempt you towards building out a reverse link index function to enable me to browse by thread? My use case: often times blogs will respond t
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by NAR8789 5y ago
This reminds me of how I used to split rents with my roommates: Identify surplus value, and split that value evenly. 0. Given a prospective rental house. (And therefore a known set of rooms and a known total rent) 1. Each person "bids&
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by NAR8789 5y ago
It really bugs me that browsers allow popups to decide whether the top bars get shown. In firefox you can work around this: set `browser.link.open_newwindow.restriction = 0` and force everything to open in tabs. https://kb.mozill
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by NAR8789 5y ago
So an engineer, a physicist, and a mathematician move in to a new place together. Their first night, a fire starts in the house. The engineer wakes up, sees it, douses it in buckets of water, puts it out, and goes to sleep. The second night
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Squarespace Escape Suppressor(chrome.google.com)
1 points by NAR8789 5y ago|0 comments
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by NAR8789 5y ago
Why prefer a third-party article rather than the original announcement? Presumably for neutrality? My gut instinct is to prefer the original announcement because it seems more of a primary source. How do you weight primariness vs neutrality
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by NAR8789 5y ago
That sounds like a scene straight out of factorio. I'm not sure whether that's delightful or concerning.
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by NAR8789 5y ago
> integration with org-roam looks like someone has already implemented this: https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/orgzoc/org_roam_and_... I'm curious to try it but I'm not well-enough ver
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by NAR8789 5y ago
> Such a material could be used as a lightweight, durable coating for car parts or cell phones, or as a building material for bridges or other structures, says Michael Strano, the Carbon P. Dubbs Professor of Chemical Engineering at MIT
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by NAR8789 5y ago
Precisely. Team Topologies strongly advocates the "Inverse Conway Maneuver", where you shape your team and communications structures towards your desired architecture.
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by NAR8789 5y ago
It's interesting to contrast this against the concepts in Team Topologies ( https://teamtopologies.com/ ) - Kartik argues for better mutual understanding and additional communication - Team Topologies states you should m

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