Terribledactyl

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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
I believe with safari open, you see a representation (favicon? I don't know) of your open tabs and favorites. I bet something could leak through there, at least with a desperate enough site.
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
And if you have even more time to spare, his book is amazing. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_Food_and_Cooking
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
USB-C uses 24 rather small wires to transfer data and power, they probably have pretty tight tolerances, in terms of position (my magsafe 2 wiggles a little), and signal integrity. The port would be rather exposed.
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
I'm sorta indifferent to it, but these are what I've slowly picked up on. > The name I think what they are going for is a language agnostic building set of icons/interactions that sorta relate to real physical objects. Wit
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
That's a per-site/victim question, how big is your pipe, how big is your CPU, what kind of networking devices do you offload traffic on?
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
Except for an extremely minor purchase (can opener, never again oxo), I've been extremely happy with the recommendations from Wirecutter/Sweethome. Even if you don't end up buying the recommended item (or anything related), y
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
I'm having fun thinking about git semantics in terms of a conversation. "I didn't like how that conversation went, oh just make a new branch or rebase master"
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
Non drivers benefit from roadways too, goods and services still traverse them. But I'm all for more gas tax to maintain roads and establish a "decommissioning" to more sustainable fuels/energies.
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
I don't know if "banning" is quite right, sometimes the article only exists behind such a structure, but may be worthwhile for the community to discuss. Mods already replace higher quality links after they show up in the disc
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
If taken literally the dimensionality is odd. Pressure is a force applied to an area (force/2-d), and that's just a length 1-d (as written)
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
I think the parent was stating that Pixel phones will soon be the only way to actually get into Fi. For now, you can start service if you bring a 6p or 5x but who knows how long they'll support that.
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
This report is a little lacking, here is a PDF of the study http://media.nzherald.co.nz/webcontent/document/pdf/201640/C... from the nz herald. And their take on it http://www.nzherald.co.nz&#
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
It's like peacock plumage, the biggest, strongest bird is still going to "win" but you gotta look good doing it. Or yell at an intern to whip up some slides.
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
There are a bunch of really intelligent looking behaviors from insects, but they seem to have a common theme of "storing" information in the environment. There is a hornet that will sweep and search its nest when it brings food ba
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
My German professor mentioned a few times in class about how automated translators had picked up sexist biases because of older training materials.
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
If you want fiction, https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptonomicon is a lot of fun.
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
Laziness can make it hard or counterintuitive to determine the runtime properties of your program, especially with regards to memory. Same with real-time systems. But you can turn it off, or force evaluation if needed.
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
This is just my take on "luxury" items, but in magazines seeing new clothes/jewelry/perfume/watch/phone serves both as "news" (hey, this new thing exists) and a sort of fantasy (look how good things c
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
Laptop battery dying isn't catastrophic to the image of the company. Tesla having bad batteries would be a PR nightmare. Toyota has taken similar measures with their prius, never let the battery go anywhere near a deep discharge. Throu
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
It's the checksumming, striping, and parity, especially in context of CoW snapshots that complicate this operation.
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
The amount and type of work that would be required to take a 6disk to a 7disk (in place) is quite hard. If you can take some downtime, you'd really want to snap, send to a new larger system, go down, do the final copy, and come back up
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
Seems to be a slightly modified Stochastic Gradient Descent to handle the data typically seen with this sort of analysis. https://github.com/JohnLangford/vowpal_wabbit/wiki/Learning-...
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
I just want to point out that the official documentation is absolutely great. http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19253-01/819-5461/
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
You'd probably have to make them, or get a colleague to. Reading over this study, http://www.cell.com/cell-stem-cell/fulltext/S1934-5909(13)00... and some of its citations it's within the means of a 3 p
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
All I meant there was that it can be changed and blended instantly, electricity is electricity. Look how long it's taken to change sulphur, lead, ethanol, etc in the us gas supply. And this still requires work for the existing fleet of
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
But with both cases, something clean is at least possible. Solar/wind/stuff not invented yet, could be the source. Phase out the coal and you're done. When petroleum-based combustion happens in the car, you probably wont ever
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
I would say it's even blurrier than that. Some developers are making right next to the users, UI/Frontend stuff, other developers are back in the stack, or even further back building the tools other developers use. Who's the
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
I know google models how often pages change so that googlebot's time is spent efficiently. Maybe bing expects more changes, or they think more checks result in better query results.
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
They seem to have done a purge on older courses recently, lost access to 2 courses recently as well. It's extremely frustrating to adapt to the particular style and flow a course and then have it ripped out for...? (I'm not actual
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by Terribledactyl 10y ago
Accidental release of sensitive info/keys/values etc. If it's an alpha/beta or just a proof of concept then state that or you may have issues with public expectations. If you plan on making a business around this project

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