Tyrubias

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by Tyrubias 3y ago
Anecdotally, a lot of people are deleting their accounts and quitting Reddit. I myself am archiving all my data, editing all my comments to something useless, and deleting my account.
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by Tyrubias 3y ago
It’s not that third party apps want to freeload and therefore have triggered this boycott. A big part of the reason people are upset is the handling of the monetization of the API. The pricing is absurd compared to what similar services cha
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by Tyrubias 4y ago
Uh oh, now I’m paranoid my LastPass export didn’t have everything, and I deleted my account years ago
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by Tyrubias 4y ago
Seems like it’s down for me too in NYC
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by Tyrubias 5y ago
How does this compare to something like BlazingSQL[1], which IIRC also does something similar for SQL? [1] https://blazingsql.com/
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by Tyrubias 6y ago
Yes, I believe you are intended to duplicate the table once a certain load factor (fraction of elements filled) of your choosing is reached. For linear probing, this is recommended to keep your probe lengths logarithmic: https://
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by Tyrubias 6y ago
I’ve never really understood why standard Unix functions rely on internal global state. For example, strtok(): https://en.cppreference.com/w/c/string/byte/strtok Was there some reason it was optimal to w
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by Tyrubias 6y ago
This looks great! I hate it when I have to commit and push a new change for a simple bug. That being said, how does this differ from something like act [1] (besides the fact this is for Gitlab)? [1] https://github.com/nekto
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by Tyrubias 8y ago
There have been a number of complaints that Google has racially/sexually inappropriate results (i. e. people have reported that searching for "Jews" returns anti-Semitic results), so this could be seen as a way to balance the