Sean1708

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by Sean1708 7y ago
And it breaks keyboard scrolling (at least on Firefox) which pisses me off more than anything else about it.
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by Sean1708 7y ago
Just to make sure I understand correctly, that floating window is entirely within neovim (i.e. it isn't a separate window as far as your window manager is concerned)? And if that's correct, does this mean that it would work if you
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by Sean1708 7y ago
> doubly-linked list without a head pointer Off-topic, I know, but what's the benefit of this and how does it differ from a doubly-linked list without a tail pointer?
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by Sean1708 7y ago
I'm not at all convinced that HN is better than Facebook.
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by Sean1708 7y ago
> Reports earlier this week suggested that Vitamin E acetate, a byproduct of the vitamin complex formed during the vaporization process, may be to blame. Delman downplayed this, saying that although they are working with the labs that ma
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by Sean1708 7y ago
Unless I'm misunderstanding what you mean by absolute and relative, I think the law is already relative: > The maximum fine under the GDPR is up to 4% of annual global turnover or €20 million – whichever is greater – for organisatio
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by Sean1708 7y ago
What would the difference be?
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by Sean1708 7y ago
To be fair `nix-channel --update` does take a ridiculously long time: $ time nix-channel --update unpacking channels... created 2 symlinks in user environment nix-channel --update 1.92s user 16.58s system 15% cpu 1:56.62 total
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by Sean1708 7y ago
My assembly knowledge is limited, but it looks like both const_pointer and const_value get put into .rodata (read-only data). In both cases you're trying to change what is at the memory location that the pointer points to, in the first
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by Sean1708 7y ago
const void * const_pointer = &const_pointer; void * const const_value = &const_value; I've never really understood why people put const before the type, to me the following is far more obvious: void const* const
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by Sean1708 7y ago
Why can't a simple API be backed by real entropy?
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by Sean1708 7y ago
And when you make healthcare a for-profit business, everyone pays more.
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by Sean1708 7y ago
libsimpng?
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by Sean1708 7y ago
As a data point, our company that only uses git moved from GitLab to BitBucket literally about two months ago. No idea why (waaaay to low on the food chain) but I'm guessing it must have some advantages at least.
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by Sean1708 7y ago
This was always my understanding of the word too, but I've just looked it up and apparently a protégé is just "one who is protected or trained or whose career is furthered by a person of experience, prominence, or influence"
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by Sean1708 7y ago
What I see far more often is people who think they're competent coming along and giving you a solution in an hour. What they don't tell you is that their solution assumes that everything works the way they think it does, and when
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by Sean1708 7y ago
We're inclined to agree with RO because her account looks genuine, whereas the Amazon accounts look like this: https://mobile.twitter.com/TheKenChilds/status/1161847717397...
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by Sean1708 7y ago
I'm English and I've also never heard of the name Kyle having any kind of prejudice, might just be an American thing?
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by Sean1708 7y ago
> Also installable via pip, but... "not recommended", and: If you install it via pip you need to update it via pip, the alternative would be insane. And the reason it's not recommended is that it doesn't let you use m
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by Sean1708 7y ago
Why are you complaining about C in the 90s? If you'd been using punchcards in the 50s you'd have some perspective on some of the complaints and comments about C in 1990.
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by Sean1708 7y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnGQEzB9u_0 maybe?
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by Sean1708 7y ago
> a deep understanding of your surrounding which you can only achieve with visible light spectrum video Why can you only achieve that using visible light spectrum video?
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by Sean1708 7y ago
What about this? Seems to do what they want. https://serverfault.com/a/949045
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by Sean1708 7y ago
And for those of us that are neither from Philadelphia nor the rest of the world, it's apparently similar to a sorbet: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italian_ice
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by Sean1708 7y ago
Surely it wouldn't be any more of a security than a native app, since this hypothetical Electrasm would itself be a native app?
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by Sean1708 7y ago
To be honest, I think the idea that we should expect ML algorithms to give a single, certain answer is misguided. I would expect the output from this algorithm to be "King - Man + Woman = King (90%), Queen (83%), Prince (70%)" or
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by Sean1708 7y ago
> Processes and workflows are composed using a domain specific language embedded in the general purpose language Scheme. They can be executed in order with the guix workflow command. So I guess it's just a set of macros for Guile (w
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by Sean1708 7y ago
Here's the paper they mentioned: https://hal.inria.fr/hal-01959581v3/document
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by Sean1708 7y ago
What about a set of "blessed" crates (that can only depend on other "blessed" crates) that are maintained by the language developers? Seems like the best of both worlds to me.
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by Sean1708 7y ago
I think they mean Wayland adoption on Linux Desktop, but I could be wrong.

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