anamexis

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by anamexis 2y ago
Intel Macbooks throttled the CPU with SpeedStep since at least i5, maybe earlier.
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by anamexis 2y ago
I'm not doubting you, but do you know of any concrete analyses of contamination in vegetables and eggs?
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by anamexis 2y ago
> But, if you're going to go through the trouble to use these in a command-line program, why not make a GUI? Because this is more fun.
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by anamexis 2y ago
It's infrared, not bluetooth.
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by anamexis 2y ago
In the 90s, I learned D'Nealian cursive: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D%27Nealian
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by anamexis 2y ago
At this point I'm not sure what we're disagreeing about :)
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by anamexis 2y ago
The article gives explicit examples of where just connecting them with a straight line does not look right, and is noticeable.
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by anamexis 2y ago
Obviously the letters connect, but where a given letter ends depends on the following letter, and where a given letter starts depends on the previous letter. For example, in standard American cursive, b, o, v, and w have a top exit stroke,
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by anamexis 2y ago
The point, which the author discusses at length, seems to be that different letter pairs match up in different ways, which needs to be accounted for.
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by anamexis 2y ago
Whoever owns the canonical repo (also, any relevant trademarks) has a lot of power in this situation. The community can certainly fork it, but then you start asking if the fork is a new project.
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by anamexis 2y ago
You've more-or-less described DKIM. You can see some issues with it here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DomainKeys_Identified_Mail#Wea...
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by anamexis 2y ago
True, although I think that's just missing branded types, not discriminated unions.
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by anamexis 2y ago
Isn’t it the same in TypeScript? You don’t need an explicit type field.
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by anamexis 2y ago
Can you say more about natively supporting discriminated unions? You can already do this: type MyUnion = { type: "foo"; foo: string } | { type: "bar"; bar: string }; And this will compile: (u: MyUnion) =&g
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by anamexis 2y ago
If they're getting filtered, who cares?
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by anamexis 2y ago
Indeed - perhaps you could say that 960's castling rules are a superset of normal castling rules. Edit: Actually, I think the other way around is more accurate - 960's castling rules are a subset of normal castling rules.
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by anamexis 2y ago
That depends - Chess960 doesn't have different castling rules from normal chess, it just has additional considerations that normal chess does not. In other words, Chess960's castling rules are completely consistent with normal che
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by anamexis 2y ago
You can use whatever solution you want - hold the timestamp, smear time, it's up to you. It's still monotonic, and uses the same epoch. You've still got 74 random bits.
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by anamexis 2y ago
Count the number of seconds that have elapsed from the Unix epoch time until that moment, excluding leap seconds. This increases monotonically and is consistent with the Unix epoch source time.
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by anamexis 2y ago
The way I read it, they don't claim to align with Unix timestamps. They claim being aligned with the same source time.
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by anamexis 2y ago
There will not be any leap seconds after 2035, and very likely there will never be any negative leap seconds.
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by anamexis 2y ago
Yes, and pink is a typical aurora color.
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by anamexis 2y ago
> Isn't a main part of the value of an API layer to decouple you from a particular database implementation? I think the value of an API layer is to provide an interface to interact with, which is a) at the right level of abstraction
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by anamexis 2y ago
Yes you can - uBlock Origin lets you apply CSS rules, and popovers can easily be hidden with the [popover] selector.
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by anamexis 2y ago
As mentioned, there are a plethora of queuing systems that have cross platform clients. If you’re interested specifically in a background job system, you may want to check out Faktory. It’s Mike Perham’s language-agnostic follow-up to Sidek
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by anamexis 2y ago
Yes, obviously you could just email HTML before MIME existed. That's not the point of the discussion at hand.
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by anamexis 2y ago
The point is that attachments are needed to make HTML work. If you have attachments, you have HTML emails.
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by anamexis 2y ago
What do you mean by that? I don't think Zod is doing anything special as far as the TS type system goes, although its types are necessarily complex to make its "magic" work. But it's not executing code to infer the types
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by anamexis 2y ago
Let it be known that according to hi-v-rocknroll's personal code of ethics, it is cheating to break x boards if they are arranged in a specific fashion
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by anamexis 2y ago
If the issue is a breaker flip, then you only need to be on different breakers, right? Phase is irrelevant in that case

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