Vendan

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by Vendan 12y ago
Another company folding to bad science isn't helping people either...
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by Vendan 12y ago
and before that we genetically modified them through forced selection. Modern crops(pre-GMO even) bear little to no resemblance to what they were originally. Anti-GMO sentiment is bullcrap.
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by Vendan 12y ago
as much as I hate the anti-GMO stuff, cause in reality, we've genetically modified everything we eat through thousands of years of forced selection, I am all for better bread. I bake my own with minimal sugar and gluten, and it is soo
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by Vendan 12y ago
Part of the point is that the article is just dead wrong. "I prefer HHVM's approach here as it shows us where we called the function with the bad data". HHVM says line 6, which is the end of the function, not where the func
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by Vendan 12y ago
Fatal error: Argument 1 passed to myLog() must be of the type string, integer given, called in /home/vagrant/basic/main.php on line 9 and defined in /home/vagrant/basic/main.php on line 4 &quo
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by Vendan 12y ago
Now if just TWC had the same plans everywhere. Where I live, $40 would get you a 15Mbps plan. $70 gets you their top of the line 50Mbps plan. You can't go higher without switching out of residential plans, and then you start paying
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by Vendan 12y ago
Rather flawed argument, when you consider that it's comparing general purpose servers to highly specialized asic/fpga miners. I have no doubt that if google really wanted to, they could roll out the same kind of specialized minin
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by Vendan 12y ago
As a comparison though, the first 2 challenges took about 200~300 lines of code. This challenge looks like more then 2000~3000. It literally is asking for enough that it made me say "Screw that, I'd rather work on my own project
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by Vendan 12y ago
the fun bit is going through it and realizing that at least part of those "wtf"'s are because people don't understand basic programming.
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by Vendan 12y ago
Seriously, I had one page hang for about a second before responding, and honestly thought that was just my crappy wifi card(and may very well be).
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by Vendan 12y ago
Check out SmartGit http://www.syntevo.com/smartgit/ I showed it to my boss, said "This is easier to use then cli, and faster", and he said "Pff, $80 bucks?". I had a license about 30 minutes later.
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by Vendan 12y ago
I tried to get the developer to fix my issue, or even consider it as an issue, but got no where. I'll admit, I don't speak for the community as a whole, but about every go developer I've spoken to has the same feeling I do, a
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by Vendan 12y ago
Go look at the code, it's crappily written and virtually unmaintainable. I'm using it right now, but only by breaking it's concurrency. If I let it handle more then 1 request at a time, it starts 404'ing random resourc
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by Vendan 12y ago
Just as a warning, I don't consider gogs to be stable enough for production use. There's data race errors that pop up, resulting in errors resolving various assets. I've had everything from user's avatar icons to the m
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by Vendan 12y ago
heh, if my hackerspace had emails like that, most of us would have stuff like post.master@ and web.master@ within minutes... and high five anyone that actually managed to use that to convince someone they were actually high level email add
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by Vendan 12y ago
Makes me wonder if the author has seen Dwarf Fortress. It generates nations, cultures, and simulates wars and such between them(and much more).
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by Vendan 12y ago
I kinda wonder if a significant portion of the issue is people who sign up for stuff, then rather then unsub, just tell gmail it's spam?
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by Vendan 12y ago
Dear long web post, light grey on white hurts my eyes, thanks...
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by Vendan 12y ago
I got 2 pairs of glasses from zenni for a total of $40, including shipping. First pair lasted 2 years, still using the second pair 3 years after I bought them. Better quality then any other pairs I've had, including a $400 pair from
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by Vendan 12y ago
meh, gogs doesn't inspire confidence. There is some serious issues going on, resulting in the inability to handle more then one request at a time. I brought it up to the dev, and did some explorations that found lots of data race pro
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by Vendan 12y ago
I've done account recovery for my gmail account a few times without any issues, and it's the main email for all my other accounts, so I can recover them with no issue. Then again, I actually keep my recovery information updated,
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by Vendan 12y ago
The post you were commenting on was talking about reply-to... Please practice your reading comprehension.
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by Vendan 12y ago
They already did that kind of thing, but it seems to have died off. My TV has an MHL port, and I've got an MHL roku plugged into it. One remote controls both the TV and the roku. Specific buttons get passed through to the roku. It&
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by Vendan 12y ago
Given a highend robotic arm like that and a 3d printing hotend, I could make a standard FDM 3d printer in like 5 hours.....
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by Vendan 12y ago
you might try Slic3r, I did some tuning with the retract on layer change settings and managed to eliminate the z-scar stuff on my prints
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by Vendan 12y ago
You should try a MakerFarm kit. My tech unsavvy dad put it together in 10 hours of build and 15 minutes of calibration, and prints almost every day.(and that was before they switched to the easier to assemble v-rail stuff) $600~$700 gets y
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by Vendan 12y ago
Not the filament itself, the extrusion width. It's something that you specify in the slicer, and can vary by a bit, between hard bounds specified by the nozzle diameter of the print head. Also, consider how much of that $22,000 is &q
568.
by Vendan 12y ago
not completely true, as there are more variables at play. 0.1mm vs 0.2mm is the layer height, but you are missing the extrusion width settings. For all you know, the $22,000 was running twice the extrusion width. In addition, just cause
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by Vendan 12y ago
meh, I think I'll take the discomfort over: "Some people with serious complications from chickenpox can become so sick that they need to be hospitalized. Chickenpox can also cause death. Some deaths from chickenpox continue to occ
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by Vendan 12y ago
Hah, I did that, though it was just the tones and then a normal voicemail message. The robodial stuff at the time just listened for them, so it was quite effective.

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