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by aasasd 5y ago
Apparently astrologers declared this the year of Git implementations. Production of Git implementations has increased five-fold.
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by aasasd 5y ago
There's the simple “we're sponsored by Twarfle this month”. But I guess it's less valuable to the advertiser. As for adding to the UX, still no.
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by aasasd 5y ago
Ah, so that's the Word Filter that Twitch directly mentioned as the majority of their effort to fight hate comments (as cited in the main thread on the leak). Also, Lisa Pedro is not welcome there.
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by aasasd 5y ago
Interesting, thanks!
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by aasasd 5y ago
Wait a minute! What the hell is ‘automatic program search’? Is it like with Malbolge where the first working programs had to be written through brute-force search?
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by aasasd 5y ago
If my site is powered by the Nginx server, it doesn't mean Nginx the company has anything to do with it.
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by aasasd 5y ago
Still no audit, right? Just “trust us, it's secure”. And afaik the authors don't have particular expertise in security. Edit: also, “it's secure, we use Nacl”: https://github.com/irungentoo/toxcore/i
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by aasasd 5y ago
There was also the time when an issue was created to ask for an independent audit, and the authors couldn't comprehend why an audit would be needed. (If I remember things right.) Edit: here's the discussion, from seven years ago.
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by aasasd 5y ago
More like, GistNoesis used 0-based arrays and the paper uses 1-based arrays. “Arguments of correctness” sounds like Rafael basically told GistNoesis to answer themselves, which is of course a widely spread attitude on SE.
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by aasasd 5y ago
> Surely this is being done? Probably every major retail registrar was rumored to do this at some point. Add to your calculation that even some heavyweights like GoDaddy (IIRC) tend to run ads on domains that don't have IPs spec
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by aasasd 5y ago
Pffffft, the popups are really bogus—in twenty, or more likely ten years nobody will need them. There will be a standard protocol for the ISP to present the user's identity to the website. Case closed. De-anonymization of the web solve
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by aasasd 5y ago
I'm happy to see this. Specifically to see Twitter dig themselves a grave. Today they come for anti-vaxers, tomorrow they'll come for you. Then you'll finally anger up and move to Telegram or another identical shit. And the c
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by aasasd 5y ago
> It’s impossible to overstate the extent to which AWS changed the world, particularly Silicon Valley. Without the need to buy servers, companies could be started in a bedroom, creating the conditions for the entire angel ecosystem and
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by aasasd 5y ago
Apparently every single one of them had to have an edgy snappy tagline, preferably in quotes. Gotta say though, seeing quasi-cubist art, for ‘Hyperblade’, is a bit of a pleasant surprise. Even if it's quite in vein of business magazine
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by aasasd 5y ago
Cool, cool. I wonder if non-botching of newlines, paragraphs and quotes is anywhere on the roadmap. Apparently that's the hard problem for Element, especially the Android version.
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by aasasd 5y ago
Not that it would change FB's mess of an algo, but you probably can achieve some results with uBlock's custom filters, which are mostly written in CSS selectors. Find out the classes that shared posts get and slap them in the filt
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by aasasd 5y ago
So it's actually sharing with added notes, like quote tweets. Indeed makes a bit more sense now, with this piece of knowledge. (Perhaps once upon a time I'll end up also finally figuring out how the hell comments on Tumblr work. N
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by aasasd 5y ago
Nah, replies I can understand. Top-level comments, not so much. Plus on Reddit they tend to be of pretty much no informational or entertainment value, essentially just ‘Oh yeah man!’ quipped into the void of the bottom of the comment sectio
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by aasasd 5y ago
1.4 million comments on a single post? Holy crap! I was previously wondering on Reddit, what kind of vapid self-importance compels people to comment in threads that already have over 100-200 comments—when new ones go straight to the bottom
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by aasasd 5y ago
From the description it sounds like Org-mode with more coding: both more suited for entering programs (if IDE features indeed mean more than ‘syntax highlighting and regex-substitution’), and for programmatic working with structure. Alas Or
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by aasasd 5y ago
Two points to elaborate, already mentioned in the neighbour thread on estimation. Firstly, programmers are notoriously and famously bad at estimation, so it's highly likely that you do need to find the multiplier for yourself. This ill
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by aasasd 5y ago
You forget to factor in your own bias. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EyNRiYQXMAIshEj.jpg
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by aasasd 5y ago
Also related: always multiply your estimates by pi https://web.archive.org/web/20170603123809/http://www.tuicoo...
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by aasasd 5y ago
Quite interesting, thanks!
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by aasasd 5y ago
As a dev who has quite some freedom managing himself, I learned to multiply my own estimates by about 2-2.5. If I had a bad case of managers, I would probably multiply by four.
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by aasasd 5y ago
I have a more specific problem with it: I know for sure that the upturned edge would make my legs fall asleep. At least if the stool is not so low that my knees would point toward the sky.
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by aasasd 5y ago
> If your training process is interruptible and can be resumed at any time, costs will drop dramatically for AWS and Google (think $50 to $200) Noob question here: how does that work? Do you run the scripts in the hosting provider&#x27
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by aasasd 5y ago
Update: scratch that, StoneQuest is the best so far: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXm5JWys55o
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by aasasd 5y ago
Is it the one that started with ‘Why don't games simulate every blade of grass? Here I've single-handedly made an engine for that.’ I remember seeing that some a couple years ago, but IIRC it was going for more life-like look than
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by aasasd 5y ago
I'm not familiar with modern stuff like Teardown, but the best voxels I've seen are in Vangers from 1998: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9R7QJ5Sh1o (specifically the outside spaces). The game is weird in the way

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