anamexis

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   by anamexis 5y ago

   Pssh, that's when you just rig up a hyper-realistic android.
2. 872.▲
   by anamexis 5y ago

   That's when you just rig up a solenoid to click the real mouse :P
3. 873.▲
   by anamexis 5y ago

   "Textbook" often has a connotation of being written to the needs of teaching a particular course, which I think "text" does not.
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   by anamexis 5y ago

   Yes, `jq` would work fine, but so would `jo`. The point is, if there is anything more than the simplest dynamic values, constructing valid JSON just with POSIX shell is a huge pain.
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   by anamexis 5y ago

   All fun and games until you need quoting. Quoting in shell scripts is already hellish enough, but layering JSON quoting on top of that is a road to madness.
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   by anamexis 5y ago

   I'm guessing almost no one benefitted from cross-origin caching with React anyways, since it is almost always bundled up with Webpack. It's not like jQuery or Font Awesome.
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   by anamexis 5y ago

   Browsers have built-in settings for allowing or disallowing notification requests.
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   by anamexis 5y ago

   300 LEDs, even, because they're RGB.
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   by anamexis 5y ago

   "Plain pie" is New Yorkish for cheese pizza.
10. 880.▲
    by anamexis 5y ago

    Adapters like this tend to stay in the outlet fine, as long as your outlets aren't really old. (See also Apple's chargers. They don't come with the extension cord by default, just the "duckbill") But, the ports thin
11. 881.▲
    by anamexis 5y ago

    How many orders of magnitude more people are buying gas F-150s?
12. 882.▲
    by anamexis 5y ago

    Sure, could be. I could imagine that as cars get more expensive, "happiness" with a car comes more from the satisfaction of owning a luxurious car and less from its reliability. I would imagine that someone who owns a Lamborghini
13. 883.▲
    by anamexis 5y ago

    I wouldn't assume happiness correlates with reliability.
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    by anamexis 5y ago

    HN doesn't allow any emoji.
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    by anamexis 5y ago

    This is the relevant part of the root comment: > You can easily get a box that has this many (or more) cores. I wouldn't be surprised if our cloud provider analyzed the topology of the connections, and decided to put the whole thing
16. 886.▲
    by anamexis 5y ago

    They are talking about restarting the single server that all of your VMs are running on.
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    by anamexis 5y ago

    Also, it is good for companies when their employees use good password management everywhere, including in their personal life. The 1Password for Teams Business plan includes a free family plan for every user, so there's mutual reinforc
18. 888.▲
    by anamexis 5y ago

    To be fair, those are just little brads that just hold the backing on, which is a step above cardboard. I think it wouldn't be too hard to remove them with a nail puller while keeping the front unblemished.
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    by anamexis 5y ago

    Here’s a good overview why: https://www.barrons.com/amp/articles/5g-europe-airlines-5164...
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    by anamexis 5y ago

    GPS surely is not used for instrument landings, and especially not for altitude.
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    by anamexis 5y ago

    The 5G cells in question aren’t for the people on airplanes, they’re providing service in the area of the airport.
22. 892.▲
    by anamexis 5y ago

    I believe it, but this isn't an OSHA matter, this is a border policy.
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    by anamexis 5y ago

    https://www.wsj.com/articles/truckers-fret-over-pending-covi...
24. 894.▲
    by anamexis 5y ago

    It's not an OSHA mandate.
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    by anamexis 5y ago

    I think if you're doing that, it's not the use case this is made for. It's for making simple, semantic HTML look decent. That's useful.
26. 896.▲
    by anamexis 5y ago

    UUIDs are just 128-bit simple integers.
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    by anamexis 5y ago

    I imagine 18650 cells will also be easy to find for the foreseeable future.
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    by anamexis 5y ago

    I've worked with several junior programmers who, when they encountered an error in a program they were working on, would immediately go back to their editor and try changing something to see if it fixed it. I encouraged them to stop, r
29. 899.▲
    by anamexis 5y ago

    Knots are indeed used when taxiing at airports.
30. 900.▲
    by anamexis 5y ago

    So the game would check against a blockchain that the signature is valid every time you want to play? What prevents you from just keeping a snapshot of the blockchain at a point when you owned it?