Normal_gaussian

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by Normal_gaussian 11y ago
I do not want collapsible comments - I feel that this encourages "skipping" over discussion (which helps polarise and lower the quality of the entire thread) Indent guides? Yes please. I often find myself wanting to find and rea
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by Normal_gaussian 11y ago
I disagree. Often the most insightful comments lie a few posts into a comment I disagree with. When browsing on reddit I would have already collapsed the thread. When I am genuinely not interested I don't have any problem scrolling d
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by Normal_gaussian 11y ago
So I work at a company of three with a known massively under my value salary (recent grad, project I want to work on, responsibility I can get nowhere else). I'm obviously always looking at what I could get if we went under or I wanted
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by Normal_gaussian 11y ago
Ah that might work
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by Normal_gaussian 11y ago
We were just talking about this in the office. We all use linux (one uses a Mac - temporary iOS developer...) and we work across the "full stack" from embedded to web. When working on embedded, C, Postgres, or pretty much anythin
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by Normal_gaussian 11y ago
Yep. Very common. Looking at my peers (CS graduates last year) only a handful of us (out of ~100) know the differences and histories, and all of us will happily accept linux=unix in general conversation.
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by Normal_gaussian 11y ago
Well there appear to be two things stopping this: - Hiding two elements on the page (one can be hidden with the CSS :visited selector) - Remaining with your position on the page whilst also sending a message to the server and without openin
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by Normal_gaussian 11y ago
Basically good brand and not cheap as chips? Won't need resets. Also many come with decent warranties
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by Normal_gaussian 11y ago
It is a very sad state of affairs when it is faster to use a website than an app. And better privacy.
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by Normal_gaussian 11y ago
I would imagine most users do not use plugins. Though I would be interested if it's possible to get statistics for this.
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by Normal_gaussian 11y ago
If you can reliably externalise the timestamps into Postgres for the documents, then yes. Just index and primarily query on the timestamps and you will be golden. Also switching from mysql to Postgres should see performance gains (though u
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by Normal_gaussian 11y ago
Phrases like "that's the plan" or "unless the universe conspires against me" help here.
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by Normal_gaussian 11y ago
> can also include family and friends. This is, unfortunately, very true. Once a few people have decided there is a problem there is often very little you can do about it, confirmation bias will set in and external influences often e
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by Normal_gaussian 11y ago
This is correct. To prevent this kind of attack surface the mechanism for applying new firmware needs to wipe access keys for the encrypted data, and for these keys to not be accessible without changing the firmware.
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by Normal_gaussian 11y ago
The way the conversation is quoted prevents us from seeing who introduces the term mother, I suspect it is harking back to previous comments.
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by Normal_gaussian 11y ago
It is not uncommon for me to write long and complicated messages - as emails, texts, or even letters - just to delete them as they are wasteful of others time and fail to come to an identifiable point. To finally have someone who would both
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by Normal_gaussian 11y ago
Personally I want to make the right money now so that I can be the father I want to be in the future. There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that my future children will be the most important things in my life for several decades of my fu