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by Rendello 1y ago
Reminds me of the old Compiz plugin that would make your windows burst into flames on closing.
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> Publisher is required to include their own sensitive records within their backend. Now that's a creative solution! Every admin must have a table called `MY_PERSONAL_INFO` in their DB.
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The simple cases are great demos, and then the complex cases melt your brain! But still worth it a lot of the time.
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Always keep your copy of Ed Mastery on-hand: https://mwl.io/nonfiction/tools#ed
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This situation where two paths produce the same output but one is optimized is the easiest case in property-based testing, as the property is just: normal(x) == optimized(x)
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I find when I exercise more, I tend to eat better: - I enjoy running, and eating poorly will affect my ability to run in the short-term, as lots of junk food makes my running experience that day poorer; and - Recently I've started goin
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I think GP was making a joke about the (small!=unimportant) information.
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Strong Towns is "not meant to be actionable"? The whole modus operandi of ST is bottom-up change from local chapters of advocates who organize for change at the local level [1]. The organization develops things like the Crash Anal
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Cool project. I thought the empty canvas was the galaxy but if you go right, you see a lot of other images. Warning: mostly NSFW. I wanted to complain, but then I remembered the ol' Hacker News guideline: > Please don't complai
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But think of the flexibility, freed from the shackles of numerical coherence! https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat
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You should be able to go into insert mode with `i` and play then.
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I had a shorthand kick and learned about the Tironian Notes shorthand, which last from "1st century BC – 16th century AD". Apparently the ⁊ symbol is still used in Scotland and Ireland today in place of "&". https:&
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Now that is a tortured acronym!
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I haven't, but I've read "Birchbark Canoe" by David Gidmark. He's written some technical canoe-making books, but this one was the story about how he came to live in Northern Quebec amongst the Algonquin and learned
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But without the benefit of a computer to make hundreds of micro-adjustments per second!
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It depends on the kayak too. An extreme example, but: I used to watch this channel from a guy that built canoes and kayaks in both modern and traditional styles. He says in some videos that the traditional hunting kayaks are incredibly unst
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I vote up "random" articles if I've found them interesting and learned something new. Occasionally I'll post an article and I've had some great discussions over random things. After all, according to the guidelines:
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See too: Polyhydra viewer: https://polyhedra.tessera.li/ And related HN threads: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
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A few years ago I tried out TikTok and quickly came to see that there are huge niches inside the platform that are barely even searchable or existent outside the app. One of which was these videos of people sprinting or galloping on all fou
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HN-favourite Tom7 made a great video about running every street in his native Pittsburgh and tracking it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1c8i5SABqwU https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34168284
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A good test would be "ice eyes garage sorry resources". For me it would be something like /ʌɪs aɪz ɡəˈɹæʒ ˈsɔːɹi ˌɹiˈzɔɹsɪz/. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_Canadian_English
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I'm from Northern Ontario and me and my buddy went to a poutine place in Toronto. He asked for a poutine (naturally), and the worker didn't understand him. Southern Ontario says "poo-teen" /pu.tin/, but we say
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I'm from Northern Ontario and never heard that one, but I was also surprised by a missing term: "transport". In my neck of the woods, that's how we refer to a semi-truck / 18-wheeler.
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I'm mostly using the terminology from the Pando article. The article quotes a "Mitton and Grant" as writing: > quaking aspen regularly reproduces via a process called suckering. An individual stem can send out lateral root
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It's considered to be a poor firewood around here, as well.
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The oddest tree I know of is poplar, which is incredibly common around here and is basically considered junk wood. Turns out, those individual, fast-growing trees are in fact stems of a large underground root system. One of these trees has
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If you're talking about me (GP), I meant that Jane Street has built an entire ecosystem around OCaml, from their customer-facing and backend software to traditional OCaml tooling (like build systems). That being said, all I know is fro
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What script and language is this? Reddit thread(old.reddit.com)
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The first one reminds me of this stylized Vietnamese prayer, which squishes Latin script syllables into Chinese-like blocks: https://old.reddit.com/r/neography/comments/1gp6t8j/stylized...
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The trading firm Jane Street is the big OCaml shop, they have a great podcast about all their tech. Each episode is someone from a team talking about the tool they've built, and their whole ecosystem is pretty much bespoke OCaml toolin

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