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by TYMorningCoffee 5y ago
GitHub released a great java parser that I think is related to this work https://github.com/javaparser/javaparser I'm also using that parser for a side project where developers can cross link their source code and
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by TYMorningCoffee 5y ago
Some context for those that don't recognize it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collatz_conjecture
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by TYMorningCoffee 5y ago
I did not know about the debugger statement until I read your comment: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe... . Thank you.
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by TYMorningCoffee 5y ago
My Firefox built in pdf viewer does not overlap the letters. Download the pdf and try another viewer.
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by TYMorningCoffee 5y ago
This reminds me of my course project from a database class. ui-optimizer-postgres [1]. It's more of learning tool. It used gtk to allow you to modify the plan in real time. This was 6 years ago, so my memory is a fuzzy. Write up: http
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by TYMorningCoffee 5y ago
Is there a way to force a particular plan instead of letting the db decide? It's unfortunate the author needed to use a hack to trick the db into using the correct plan.
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by TYMorningCoffee 5y ago
I've been using Zim for daily journalling.
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by TYMorningCoffee 5y ago
What if the request rate exceeds the capacity of the network, before the rate limiter is even invoked?
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by TYMorningCoffee 5y ago
As far as I can tell, those dlls are only for getting the resolution in : ``` function Get-ResolutionScaleFactor { <# .SYNOPSIS Return the scale factor of target screen to capture.
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by TYMorningCoffee 5y ago
Does the Linux powershell support `[System.Windows.Forms.Screen]::PrimaryScreen `? If so, I think the screen share will probably work. I'm not sure about the remote control. ``` $primaryDesktop = [System.Windows.Forms.Scree
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by TYMorningCoffee 5y ago
I believe ProtonTeam's claim is that the spam filter visits the links in the email content. As a result, it's not the log4shell vulnerability making the connection, it's the spam filter.
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by TYMorningCoffee 5y ago
I thought it was going to be a feedback loop, where the write at the end would trigger another Kafka message. I was pleasantly surprised it wasn't.
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by TYMorningCoffee 5y ago
For Day 13, I played around with the numbers and eventually noticed that you could increment by the product of the numbers you consumed so far.
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by TYMorningCoffee 5y ago
This won't replace your IDE. Code discussions are handled better by github or gitlab. However, if you want to share links to your code with others that let them navigate all the way down to the JDK, then give this a try. If you don&#x2
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Show HN: OdinCodeBrowser: Navigate Code Like in Your IDE but on a Static Webpage(github.com)
3 points by TYMorningCoffee 5y ago|1 comments
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by TYMorningCoffee 5y ago
Suppose there was no Google result, and you were the first to ask about this. What would have been your next step?
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by TYMorningCoffee 5y ago
Giving your address does not give the address of your roommates. They also need the list of your roommates to conclude the address of your roommates.
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by TYMorningCoffee 5y ago
Not exactly what you want but a second trie with the key on the starting letters and the value the complete word might work for you. Your ABD example would work but something like ABrD would not.
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by TYMorningCoffee 5y ago
You're right. At the time I did not consider the cost of creating and destroying the thread every ten minutes. Reflecting back on the problem with your comment in mind, the module I wrote could have expected the consumer pass in the th
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100% CPU: My Fault?(josephmate.github.io)
24 points by TYMorningCoffee 5y ago|3 comments
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by TYMorningCoffee 5y ago
I put together this tool to estimate runtime complexity given the input size and max time the algorithm has available. I was motivated by competitive programming. Sometimes the problem size is sufficiently small and your algorithm has enoug
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Show HN: Estimate Runtime Complexity(josephmate.github.io)
1 points by TYMorningCoffee 5y ago|1 comments
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by TYMorningCoffee 6y ago
> Maybe exterminating fruit-eating bats wouldn't be as bad Maybe not as bad but still bad because they are pollinators and spread seeds. The article says: > Bats provide many beneficial ecosystem services. Some bats play importan
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by TYMorningCoffee 6y ago
I'm surprised it's that high so I looked for some papers. Only two references I found so far are below which show much lower than 90% in autopsies. I'm not in the medical field so please help me understand. https:/&#x2
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by TYMorningCoffee 6y ago
Then I'm wrong. Thanks for the clarification.
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by TYMorningCoffee 6y ago
Thank you for the summary. These twitter threads are difficult to read, especially on mobile.
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by TYMorningCoffee 6y ago
Doesn't predate Unix according to him > I stopped at Unix 5, from 1974. It didn't even have a <time.h> file! In its <ctime.c> file, it stores the date as an array of integer values. The `tm` struct only starts app
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by TYMorningCoffee 6y ago
He probably saw benefits from using UDP because he's no longer limited by TCP's congestion control and can flood the pipe with duplicates of his packets.
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by TYMorningCoffee 6y ago
> Kind of highlights that in this age, it's not enough to say "I'm neutral." You need to be able to say "I can guarantee that I'm neutral." I don't believe it's limited to this age. I think th
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by TYMorningCoffee 6y ago
If anyone knows how to extract data from their API, that would have made this project much more fun. If you use your browser's developer tools and watch the requests you'll see this encoded response. It was easier to manually copy

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