anakaine

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by anakaine 5y ago
Quantity and dosage also matter.
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by anakaine 6y ago
A little different from brown bag, in which the non-traceable payment travels under the table.
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by anakaine 6y ago
Unfortunately "user customisation" should not be an answer to a poor design decision that affects all users, including the vast majority who don't have the skill, time, or knowledge available to customise such things.
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by anakaine 6y ago
Until you remember that his most popular episodes, and those that keep people coming back, are some of the most controversial. Talking about drugs, legalisation, smoking blunts with celebrities, hunting, and frankly being an openly right wi
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by anakaine 6y ago
Its such a shame they don't offer accreditation. I'm a prime candidate for their courses by the loom of it, but won't undertake without something to show for it.
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by anakaine 6y ago
Visual studio also largely trended towards an MVC model + ORM which made implementing forms on a front end an absolute nightmare and led to a lot of security issues, poor usability issues, and lack of agility in changing and updating comple
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by anakaine 6y ago
That's awesome, thanks for sharing. I wonder how this would work in warm climates. Where I live, winter rarely drops below 18C, and summer rarely below 23C.
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by anakaine 6y ago
Chromecast still requires another device to send the video to it. Using a media serving device like a pi can mean you avoid tying up another device and the whole solution winds up being just like any other media system attached to your TV.
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by anakaine 6y ago
I'm inclined to agree with your sentiment here. My degrees are in earth sciences and engineering. What I do day to day is apply the principles of these things, are they are relevant to my field, to the role that I'm in at a techni
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by anakaine 6y ago
I dont think they were talking about average users reading it, but rather permissions are used as a trigger for the thoroughness / rigour of review scrutiny. Ie, this is a proposal to help the pulish/takedown issue, rather than to
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by anakaine 6y ago
The important thing is that they've made it very difficult to reply to nonsense claims with links to authoritative news sources. They even wound up inadvertently banning some government websites.
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by anakaine 6y ago
I think the is rather that there's no pre rendering of the tiles serverside, even dynamically. Its all client side. Ie, updates should just require a dataset update, not a regeneration of map tiles for a tile store in the case of pre r
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by anakaine 6y ago
Displaying so many points is something spatial people have struggled with for a long time. Would you consider writing a leaflet plugin that helps with your approach?
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by anakaine 6y ago
The barriers to entry, usage, and understanding are just too high for average Joe. That and how the value of their money fluctuates compared to fiat makes it more difficult to use as a daily currency. Also, when things go wrong there'
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by anakaine 6y ago
This is an important step, and reminder, that governments can and should be held to account for things such as human rights violations. It is extremely disappointing that there are no whistle blower laws that can provide adequate protection
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by anakaine 6y ago
This and a little looking on Shodan makes for a scary tale of negligence at scale.
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by anakaine 6y ago
I also had a game genie. There was a tendency for the nes to bug out when the gg was in use, but not when it wasn't. The thing is though, the issues started to manifest more and more over time even when the gg wasn't in use. There
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by anakaine 6y ago
We can assume, then, that linux will be a viable place for gaming in the near future. /s
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by anakaine 6y ago
Tricky
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by anakaine 6y ago
Thats both great and hilarious that you showed up to answer in person. Nice work!
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by anakaine 6y ago
Paywalled
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by anakaine 6y ago
Yeah. Most CDNs and caching plugins deliver a substantially similar result in that regard I suspect. My sites rely a great deal on granular group permissions and contextual display of accessible items. Gut feel is id be coding for days to
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by anakaine 6y ago
Initial investigation reveals that this is just an index of static site generators and management interfaces that don't really address the points I raised.
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by anakaine 6y ago
The thing that kills me with this, is that it must be such a pain in the backside to build, scale, and manage. I'd love to make use of these technologies, and I work for a suitably large organisation - but I'm not a one man army a
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by anakaine 6y ago
Seconded.
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by anakaine 6y ago
I'm in 5he same bucket here. My other ecosystem products are built on top of python, so we make use of pandas, numpy, dask, and our vendors own modules (which have taken them 10+ years to put together with a reasonably full team).
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by anakaine 6y ago
But did they match the record of the wholesaler?
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by anakaine 6y ago
I hope they fail here in Aus. Something something tall poppy syndrome. Local retail first.
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by anakaine 6y ago
A 44 year old email address. Thats impressive.
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by anakaine 6y ago
I'm surprised to have not seen a mention of the python library Dask in this thread. Whilst I agree that reading CSVs in Python could be a lot quicker, most people do tend to use third party libraries to do so. Dask is able to multi-cor

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