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by annnnd 9y ago
Ditto for Quora. I see interesting content, but they annoy me so much with their accounts (even when I'm just reading) that I never spend much time there. Don-t worry, I will create an account when I have something to say, but until th
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by annnnd 9y ago
YES!!! Thank you! :) EDIT: though it's not exactly what I had in mind... I want content to autoplay as normal, just the sound should be muted until I unmute it...
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by annnnd 9y ago
I hate this. There really should be a setting in browser so that I don't allow sound from any website unless I explicitly click the speaker icon in tab bar. Annoying as hell.
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by annnnd 9y ago
You should also publish it. Not out of revenge, but to alert customers of the quality of the software they are using and to put additional pressure on Wickr to fix it. Project Zero does that too (as do most of other security researchers). O
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by annnnd 9y ago
And also, wouldn't they be interested in getting those queries so they could either fix their performance or block them?
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by annnnd 9y ago
Interesting - I thought it was just me. I couldn't comprehend the way they are supposed to work until I spent lots of time figuring it out. And then I had a year off Adndroid and when I came back I couldn't make sense of my own
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by annnnd 9y ago
> AppAmaGooBookSoft Interesting... I have always steered clear of such jobs because I felt I would be just a cog in the machine. It seems to me only a select few in those organizations ever shine (and most of them achieved their status b
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by annnnd 9y ago
That you can learn anything the way you are learning programming - by reading, trying, failing, trying again, debugging, trying again... You want to have a successful software business? Learn business , not just programming! You want to
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by annnnd 9y ago
I wonder if Google's support for Kotlin has anything to do with Oracle's lawsuit over Java, or is it just a cherry on the top? :)
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by annnnd 9y ago
Judging by contents, this should really be titled "ML playbook", but I guess this doesn't draw that many clicks... :)
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by annnnd 9y ago
> Ensure your anti-virus software is enabled and up to date Uh, really, endorsing antivirus? They could at least have written something like "Ensure your system is properly secured" if they felt they need to stress that out.
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by annnnd 9y ago
Thank you! Can I suggest that you link to documentation from your pypy page? Nice work btw.
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by annnnd 9y ago
Ok, looks great, but... I wonder what "gotchas" this module (and Plumbum) has? Does anyone use this in production? EDIT: just learned that PBS is now sh.py, so I removed it from the comment.
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by annnnd 9y ago
Not the way I read it - it is "Windows Internals - 7 (seventh edition)". It is not even ambiguous IMHO because "7" is not vertically aligned with "Windows". But at a glance, yeah, someone could misunderstand it
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by annnnd 9y ago
That is fine, and there is no need for it. That wouldn't be viable anyway (except for node.js and projects of similar size). The foundation pays someone else (their contractor) to fix a bug in the OSS project and to make a pull request
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by annnnd 9y ago
There will always be some amount of this at play. But changing motivation of people offering support ("you get paid because this works, not because it breaks") would result in much better software and better aligned interests of a
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by annnnd 9y ago
Yes, if you developed Keras and enterprise is Google. But what if enterprise wants to use some small plugin for Wordpress which is opensource, and needs some new functionality or a bug fixed? It seems unlikely that each enterprise will offe
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by annnnd 9y ago
The main problem I see with this is misalignment of interests. If you are a founder of OSS project who gets contracted to do support work then the amount of money depends on number of users and pain level of their problems. Which means it i
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by annnnd 9y ago
> Who said anything about Python or Java? In any case Java and C++ are roughly similar. And with Python you use heavily optimized native libraries (Numpy & co.) where it matters.
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by annnnd 9y ago
Fixed link: http://mail.openjdk.java.net/pipermail/jigsaw-dev/2017-May/0...
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by annnnd 9y ago
I think the idea is that people sometimes make mistakes... They leave home early and forget that alarm is still turned on, and then get home in the afternoon to find the front doors broken by angry neighbors. But yeah, if that watch could m
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by annnnd 9y ago
To paraphrase: Windows NUL is a poor example, IMO. Yes, it needs to be carefully handled for reasons. But it also offers great flexibility that is actually widely used, and that wouldn't be available through other mechanisms. I rest
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by annnnd 9y ago
You are assuming that life extension would produce lifeless old men - which of course wouldn't improve humankind. But this is not given. Another, more optimistical way to look at life extension is that it is what neural networks are to
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by annnnd 9y ago
Actually the link I posted dealt with reloading config, not restarting (which is something completely different - you can't upgrade binary that way). But broken clients are everywhere, so you can't discount them. And persisten con
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by annnnd 9y ago
Not OP, but if you are measuring the complete system with similar functionality then the comparison would be fair.
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by annnnd 9y ago
> However, you might see docker-proxy eating a lot of CPU due to increased traffic. You can say that again. Tried running Docker container with large range of exposed ports once (because SIP)... Each port got its own docker-proxy and the
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by annnnd 9y ago
What do you mean by "with no issues"? Do you want to say that it doesn't drop connections? If that is the case, I would be curious to know more - but cursory search doesn't support this claim. [0] If you mean something e
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by annnnd 9y ago
And if you have restarts without downtime, there is no need for configuration reloads anymore. Why solve the same problem in 2 ways? It would just increase a chance for bugs. All in all, HAproxy is a brilliant piece of software and Willy is
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by annnnd 9y ago
Especially when interests are aligned.
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by annnnd 9y ago
Unfortunately it is not available for Linux.

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