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by apetresc 5y ago
Check out something like Bors, which implements a paradigm that fixes this class of issue: https://github.com/bors-ng/bors-ng (Homepage: https://bors.tech/ )
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by apetresc 5y ago
Oh, I see - they're all federal loans, got it.
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by apetresc 5y ago
One technical question I've never understood about this debate: when the government "forgives" loans like this, what are they actually doing? Is the government paying the creditors off on the debtors' behalf (like a bail
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by apetresc 5y ago
This is true, but it was a temporary suspension rather than a ban (as it was supposed to be according to Twitch's ToCs)
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by apetresc 5y ago
Marijuana is a Schedule 1 drug at the Federal level. What is your confusion?
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by apetresc 5y ago
But the OP's point was that using workspaces in a tiling window manager removes the need for so much physical real estate. If you have a very fluent i3-based workflow, the limiting factor becomes your own human capacity to focus atte
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by apetresc 5y ago
From the article: > “I think the price decline is tied to the DIY (do-it-yourself) sector slowing down due to high lumber prices, with people spending their money on other things like travel,” said Russ Taylor, president of Russ Taylor G
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by apetresc 5y ago
Sorry, what impact does i3 have on your carbon footprint?
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by apetresc 5y ago
> Whereas in a decentralized system where people are pointing at random GitHub accounts? Yeah, they could totally delete the GitHub account (or force-push an empty repo) and cause the same exact problem as leftpad. To be fair, they expli
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by apetresc 5y ago
I think you're still misunderstanding. The documents don't need to be "in the cloud", the WASM in your browser can operate on them locally. Is the WASM "untrusted"? Sure, I guess, all code you haven't writ
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by apetresc 5y ago
> Not when you're working on proprietary/confidential/classified information. Why not? The WASM approach the OP is suggesting works entirely locally, the web is simply pushing client code to your browser.
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by apetresc 5y ago
Before I get excited about this, is this actually binding in any real way? Or is it one of those governmental things where this vote just allows another vote that allows another session to decide whether or not to have another vote, etc. fo
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by apetresc 5y ago
But to use your analogy, if my friend invited a few hundred people she knew and told us she was pregnant, then yes, I would feel fine posting about it on Instagram.
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by apetresc 5y ago
I was completely expecting to be impressed with yet another demonstration of this technology taking a step forward. I got 31/32, and the only one I got wrong was a text statement that I don't really understand the point of inclu
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by apetresc 5y ago
This is why? Because once every year or two it'll be unavailable for a couple of hours?
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by apetresc 5y ago
That's a shame :( I had been hoping to use this book with my daughter (she's been getting into coding on retro machines like our C64) but I don't think I want to complicate things with the added cognitive load of tokenizing k
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by apetresc 5y ago
How come the code listings seem to have removed spaces between keyword tokens? Like, for example, on page 185 you have lines like: > 50 IFHF<0THENEND Which clearly, from context, are supposed to be: > 50 IF HF < 0 THEN END Is th
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by apetresc 5y ago
How does one find the right Telegram rooms if they want to stay informed on this?
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by apetresc 5y ago
Does the guess rhyme with "sinus"?
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by apetresc 5y ago
But why? The compatibility and performance of MAME has never been better. What do you see as the effective downside?
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by apetresc 5y ago
I don't understand your ironic reference :( What does "GranMal" have to do with that paper about wifi's effect on epileptic rats?
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by apetresc 5y ago
Not for ingress, and certainly not for packages that are mirrored from the cloud vendor's own repositories (which Prometheus absolutely is).
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by apetresc 5y ago
I don't think they're implying the subtitles themselves are piracy, but the users of opensubtitles.org are overwhelmingly using them for pirated media. The subs are all indexed against scene versions of the video files (as you c
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by apetresc 5y ago
This is the second time you've made this claim on the thread. Nobody knows what you're talking about. What side loading are you referring to? You mean taking advantage of the dev loophole by asking users to build and sign your cod
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Chess.com Releases New Classroom Feature(chess.com)
2 points by apetresc 5y ago|0 comments
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by apetresc 5y ago
Can you really say, with a straight face, that you inspect the diffs of your entire dependency closure every time you deploy an update? With the level of scrutiny required to detect a maliciously-obfuscated security exploit? If you can, you
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by apetresc 5y ago
For a long time, conditional premoves in correspondence didn't exist on the mobile app, only on the site - but that's fixed now too.
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by apetresc 5y ago
You're in luck! https://www.pychess.org/ is exactly what you want; it took the Lichess source code but adapted it to a bunch of chess variants, including Xiang'qi.
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by apetresc 5y ago
> S3 should be Amazon FTP I... don't think you know what S3 is. Or maybe what FTP is. (Also S3, EC2, RDS, etc. were named long before GCP had competing services)
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Squid Game Smuggler Has Been Sentenced to Death in North Korea(thegamer.com)
35 points by apetresc 5y ago|10 comments

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