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anamexis
3y ago
This is a formal property of a function, called an injective function: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Injective_function
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3y ago
I have used Svelte, and I don't understand this take at all. The post is full of Svelte-specific constructs that you need to learn.
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anamexis
3y ago
Indeed, a friend was just texting me from Burning Man an hour ago.
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anamexis
3y ago
I think they're referring to <state>.us registrations
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anamexis
3y ago
They still make high quality ones, you just have to specifically get the "handblown series" (at 2-3x the price of the regular). e.g. https://www.chemexcoffeemaker.com/eight-cup-handblown-series...
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anamexis
3y ago
"Oh my God" does not show favor toward any particular religion or ideology.
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anamexis
3y ago
Are enterprise purchasers asking for ActivityPub integrations?
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anamexis
3y ago
It seems like you're using a different definition of overbid here. You didn't bid higher than what you value the house at, presumably, otherwise you wouldn't do it again.
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3y ago
A greyhat with malicious intent is just a blackhat.
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3y ago
> Greyhats [...] have explicit authorization from the owners of the systems to access their systems. It sounds to me like you're describing whitehat. Greyhat do these things without authorization, but also without malicious intent.
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anamexis
3y ago
SES, like Mailchimp, Sendgrid, and Postmark, has dedicated IPs as a paid add-on.
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3y ago
Using SES is buying email delivery from a company who is in that business.
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anamexis
3y ago
I think the relevant metric here is conductivity for the same cost.
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3y ago
Well, it is. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/04/200421090556.h...
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3y ago
I don't find this to be the case for answers I would otherwise be getting from Stack Overflow. I don't think I've experienced ChatGPT being incorrect about these kinds of straightforward programming questions.
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anamexis
3y ago
My point is, why would you install and run a web service locally when you could just install a native PDF app?
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anamexis
3y ago
Then why use a browser-based tool?
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3y ago
Making the source available wouldn't give you any guarantees about what is running at that site, so I don't see how that would help.
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anamexis
3y ago
As another comment points out, this isn’t JavaScript related, it’s just how the semantics of NaN in floating point works. Because, conceptually, 0/0 is not equal to -inf + inf. NaN is not a semantic value (it is a lack of one), so you
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3y ago
This doesn't rule it out. In both your case and the case of keeping Chrome open constantly, Chrome doesn't get updated in a long time, leading to this issue.
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anamexis
3y ago
To auto-update, Chrome needs to be restarted. If you never quit Chrome, it will never update. Could this be the issue?
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anamexis
3y ago
You don't need LLMs for OCR.
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3y ago
Why?
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3y ago
Or maybe they're a very nice convenience, which is why a lot of modern languages are implementing them. String formatting functions use special strings themselves.
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3y ago
> What is so special about string templates that they should be have a different naming scheme? The fact that you have to distinguish between literal strings and interpolated values
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3y ago
It's listed under the "Implementations" section of that wiki article.
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3y ago
In Germany, dash cams specifically are a bit of a gray area, but for example CCTV of any public areas is generally illegal. https://europe.autonews.com/automakers/tesla-warns-its-camer...
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3y ago
Engineer Guy (Bill Hammack) has a great video about this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUhisi2FBuw Edit: Just realized this is the same video you referenced. All of his work is fantastic.
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3y ago
So, the issuer of tokens is law
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3y ago
It's a tool built out of personal necessity that they decided to share with the world for free. But don't despair, contributions are welcome. https://github.com/LaniJ/invoice-dragon
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