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6y ago
Looks great on desktop. Mobile seems to not collapse correctly.
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It is just a naming collision, not sure you need the superlative and adjective to point it out.
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Is this going to affect similar practices for all payment processors? I feel almost any payment processor refuses to deal with "vice" business (porn, gambling) due to high risk of fraud. This will be very interesting if they are n
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I switched to Firefox for tab containers but they are seriously broken. Ctrl shift t just opens a random tab. With this most recent update, opening something in the current container rather than the preferred container still opens it in the
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I'm actually more interested in a high refresh rate, non backlit monitor. Power isn't really an issue for desktops, so that part of eink doesn't appeal to me. I'm trying to limit my time looking at illuminated sources. S
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6y ago
Also interested in reflective (non backlit) LCDs. The only ones I've seen are very small.
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The article addresses this. Data scientists probably don't want to manage memory.
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6y ago
I could say the same about Python, honestly. Nonexistent variables, incorrectly typed variables, everything-is-function-scoped variables.
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Yea, cryptocurrencies will never be known as crypto. The term was coined long ago as a short hand for cryptography.
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7y ago
I see some people running meetings who can barely find the chat. I'm not sure I trust them to manage a waiting room.
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7y ago
This is the tragic thing I think. There are some really cool things that I want to work on but very few people paying for it. Awesome doesn't necessarily mean valuable.
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This is totally rad. Nice work!
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The point about displacing people and businesses is only true if real estate is in a fixed quantity. When building is a possibility this is not a zero sum game. Given the (OP) solution, I was imagining having a broccoli wall in my apartment
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It appeals to me. Even if the cost was higher, building the capability locally seems very valuable. As well, not all costs are monetary. If the pollution is lower (e.g. from eliminating transportation) it may be worth paying the higher pric
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Integration with auto cert would be really nice. That is usually the biggest chunk in the body of my Go servers' main functions. Edit: Is it also easy to hook up a CRSF middleware? I guess that's my pain point with modern web deve
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7y ago
I was at that Costco earlier this week. They were cleaning carts and had a line along the carts to throttle entry. I was there pretty early though, so it was not very busy.
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400k people die from smoking related illnesses every year. Can we ban tobacco? How about sugar to prevent obesity related illnesses? I think these measure are reasonable, I think allowing other such stupid things is unreasonable. How many p
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Either would likely run into wiretapping laws.
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https://blog.samaltman.com/funding-for-covid-19-projects
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I'd be interested in the next course on BPF and KVM.
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My local Costco is already telling people they can only buy 2 waters, paper towels, and disinfecting wipes. No one is rioting.
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Is this really so different now? Every VC seems to want a warm introduction.
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I wonder how they establish a control group. Most people regularly consume caffeine, so this is most likely measuring the effects of caffeine withdrawal, since the control isn't necessarily people who never consume caffeine. I guess yo
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Yea, I make computer security videos and I've been thinking about getting other streamers and YouTubers to make a virtual conference.
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Which languages are supported? I went through a few pages on the site but could not find the information.
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I have a passion for the work I do part time. It is because of the technical challenges though. I fill the non work time with other technical challenges most of the time. I do not think passion and part time work are at odds at all.
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I am, after cutting out gluten I cut out a few more foods too. I cook. I eat a lot of meat. You can still eat other carbs like rice, potato, tapioca, and oats. Look at FODMAPs too, since a lot of celiacs have trouble with some set of those.
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Damn I hope I never work under someone who considers their employees to be toddlers.
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PWA is basically a mobile optimized (read: responsive) website that caches page content and data (see IndexedDB). Mobile browsers have the option of "installing" them, basically saving the data and making a shortcut in your app dr
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FF 73 and uBO 1.24.4 I still get it in a private window.
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