SEMW

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by SEMW 10y ago
> Interesting but completely baseless new myth. Preventing war has been an explicit aim of European integration going back to the beginning. From the Schuman declaration (1950, founding document of the ECSC): "The solidarity in prod
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by SEMW 10y ago
> The algorithm and salt are irrelevant. Given any input domain, you can choose an algorithm that will make bruteforcing the entire domain take as long as you like. As an extreme example, bcrypt with a work factor of 20 takes over a minu
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by SEMW 10y ago
To be clear, the project isn't mine - the author looks to be https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=zevv
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by SEMW 10y ago
Try now! Looks like the fix for that was merged nine minutes ago :D
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by SEMW 10y ago
Cherry MX brown keyswitches are they usual recommendation for tactility + quietness, but the tactility is pretty subtle, no comparison to a Model M. I've heard several recommendations for Matias Quiet Click keyswitches [0] as having mu
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by SEMW 10y ago
That isn't a developer mode. Nor is it called "GodMode". It's just a way to view control panel applets as a list rather than a hierarchy. It's the same as the search results list that's filtered when you search
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by SEMW 10y ago
> do i miss something by not learning elixir? Verses LFE? Not really, at the end of the day they're both ways of making programs for the Erlang VM that aim to improve on Erlang. You can use any of erlang, elixir, and LFE libraries f
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by SEMW 10y ago
Neat, thank you for sharing :)
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by SEMW 10y ago
Https is often terminated at a relatively early point, eg the load balancer, so that the request can be properly routed. (Eg if you use AWS, it's generally terminated at ELB). That means the request path may be logged by the load-balan
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by SEMW 10y ago
I'm not the person you replied to, but I feel the same way as they do. A fair proportion of libraries I've been using are Erlang libraries. That's not a problem -- one of the best things about Elixir is that you have that mat
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by SEMW 10y ago
Heya. Other people have already replied with versions it fails on, but for completeness, I'm on Firefox 47.0 (package version: 47.0+build3-0ubuntu0.16.04.1) on Ubuntu 16.04.
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by SEMW 10y ago
Looks great in Chrome, completely broken in Firefox: https://i.imgur.com/XRMgcHp.png .
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by SEMW 10y ago
It does change the ui, but you need to restart firefox for that to take effect
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by SEMW 10y ago
I have a high-res XPS 13. I can't speak for unity, I use Xfce on it. After a bit of setup (set Xft/DPI, panel size, fonts), most things work pretty well. There's a few special snowflake apps that need custom setup - firefox i
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by SEMW 10y ago
Just to check, you do have the histappend shopt set, right?
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by SEMW 10y ago
I'm curious as to why you consider it so broken. As far as I can tell, bash deals with multiple shell sessions exactly how I'd expect (and want) it to: an individual terminal doesn't have access to the live session from other
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by SEMW 10y ago
> If you mix the pigments, isn't the effect really the same, but on a microscopic level rather than a macroscopic level? No. It's the difference between colour addition and colour subtraction. In a colour-addition (ie LCD) mode
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by SEMW 10y ago
> One thing this doesn't address (and I assume GH would never allow) is commits from other sources, like BitBucket, GitLab, etc. Huh? A git commit is a git commit, doesn't matter whether it was made with the git cli, github (ie
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by SEMW 10y ago
> Would this be the reference frame of the center of gravity of the universe? This is a little confused, I'm afraid. The centre of gravity of any system doesn't define a reference frame, it defines a location. For the universe,
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by SEMW 10y ago
> Bohm's interpretation is 100% mathematically equivalent to the standard interpretation, making it observationally impossible to distinguish the two This is not quite correct. It is mathematically equivalent to Copenhagen only at
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by SEMW 10y ago
...And which gives you a modal warning box that starts "Heads up! This will delete n original photos and videos from your device". And will only proceed if you click an all-caps confirmation button labelled "DELETE".[0]
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by SEMW 10y ago
> censoring Classifying a recipient receiving a message containing exactly what the sender sent as 'censorship' just because they don't auto-link it is taking the word to new heights of rhetorical meaninglessness. Dodgy
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by SEMW 10y ago
Researcher time-estimate translation table: https://xkcd.com/678/
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by SEMW 10y ago
Settings -> accounts & privacy -> toggle "open web pages in app"
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by SEMW 10y ago
> Shipping is the definition of a commoditized business. Unlike AWS, for example, they will not be pioneering a new business model or technology. I'm guessing it's the one-hour-delivery thing - last year they started testing on
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by SEMW 10y ago
> on a major subreddit? That you realise that that's a necessary qualifier implies the solution. Yes, you're not going to have good quality discussion on a major/default subreddit. Unsubscribe from them and ignore them. Th
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by SEMW 10y ago
> Europe does not have free speech. Nonsense. Of course it does. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Article_10_of_the_European_Con... . Eg see [0] for a (successful) ECtHR case in France under A.10 relating to a similar
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by SEMW 10y ago
> When a lawyer is advocating for a client, he's giving the most one-sided presentation that he can make in good faith. I'm not sure that's a fair comparison. While the context isn't academic legal analysis, the EFF h
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by SEMW 11y ago
ISO8601 please! Happy (2^5×3^2×7) - 2^2 - 2^3 ;)
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by SEMW 11y ago
> (1) How does it preempt threads (my guess: it doesn't actually preempt threads, the interpreter yields after a certain number of instructors, or (if compiled) the compiler inserts conditional yields in each loop/function call

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