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by arijun 3y ago
The VSCode remote access is IMO better than just accessing files remotely; it’s s a large part of why I use it instead of Pycharm. It splits the editor into a UI that is run locally, and a server that does the heavy lifting on the remote ma
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by arijun 3y ago
I use VSCode (with the remote extension) for the situation you’re describing, and find it works extremely well. There are a couple little pain points, but none related to the remote part of the equation. Big positives are how it integrates
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by arijun 3y ago
I would definitely guess not, since 1) you would quickly end up with a combinatorial explosion and 2) they would have had to have been programmatically generated before being statically served, so why not do it dynamically?
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by arijun 3y ago
Thanks for that, I misunderstood in exactly that way. @dang the HN title is confusing as is, can we change to the paper title or modify so it’s less confusing (and clickbaity)?
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by arijun 3y ago
Pretty sure they’re just using poetic license. Also, this is definitely not true—-a spouse cheating on you would be a “betrayal” but I wouldn’t fault anyone for weeping over it.
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by arijun 3y ago
I agree with your statement as a whole but have a small nitpick (on your small nitpick) > as if white is not a color But ‘person of color’ doesn’t include white people in the same way that ‘anti-semitic’ doesn’t include racism against Ar
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by arijun 3y ago
> limited availability of fuel and oxidator in space And don’t forget—-you have to fly up Tory Bruno each time to fire it. But as a platform for assassination, it doesn’t seem so far fetched. The two main things I can think of that would
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by arijun 3y ago
The article said ICBMs were hypersonic, and those certainly spend a lot of time outside of the atmosphere. The gliders seem to spend the entirety of their trip in the upper atmosphere, though.
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by arijun 3y ago
It seems more like you're saying "It's ok that your toaster doesn't cook pop-tarts, you shouldn't be having those anyway--the sugar's bad for you." Your way of doing things might not be everybody's. N
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by arijun 3y ago
You have never read documentation on something you’re not currently writing code with _right_ _now_? Or looked at documentation for something you worked on in the day as you’re on your way home from work? I opened it on mobile because I was
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by arijun 3y ago
Does anyone know what the units are for TTL and TTFX? I can’t tell how significant those results are. Label your graphs, people!
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by arijun 3y ago
Do you have the same opinion on fire escapes? After all, it should be my choice to endanger myself so I can pay a little less in rent.
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by arijun 4y ago
The free Saturday busses [1] fill this niche pretty well, although the scooters are probably more convenient if you’re not traveling along one of the lines. They don’t solve the issue of the trains and inter-city busses being down, so peopl
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by arijun 4y ago
I would like to provide a contrasting viewpoint. I can’t speak to the situation in Paris, but in the city I live in, scooters are amazing. They reduce car usage which is better for both pedestrians and car users. They turn a 45 minute walk&
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by arijun 4y ago
For Mozilla https://wiki.mozilla.org/Areweyet For rust https://github.com/UgurcanAkkok/AreWeRustYet
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by arijun 4y ago
They show an example of someone typing "I'm on it!" and then converting that into a page long email. They also show the ability to summarize, which of course you'd use on a page long email whose real content is nothing b
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by arijun 4y ago
Can’t you dissolve the contract at any time? In that case you’re effectively renting them the copyright.
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by arijun 4y ago
I can sort of see where Amazon is coming from—-they have limited space for hyping up books, and if they spend that on books that are not truly exclusive, that adds less perceived value for the user (“Why am I paying for KU when I can find
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by arijun 4y ago
As controversial as China’s “draconian” governmental bans on these things are, I really think that is the right direction. Unilaterally restricting your child from social media would just serve to isolate them. It’s like a reverse tragedy o
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by arijun 4y ago
From your article, looks like that was fixed in 16.1.2, not 16.2
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by arijun 4y ago
How is that not a huge HIPPA violation? Shouldn’t this be a slam dunk case?
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by arijun 4y ago
Only because the creator is on here: oops has two O's. Unless you were making a pun with ops in which case maybe remove the elongation so it doesn't seem like a typo.
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by arijun 4y ago
It’s in scare quotes because it’s not a fee, it’s just a way of raising the price.
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by arijun 4y ago
That's a good point, but it might not be the whole story. It's possible that tailpipe emissions are worse for your health than small rubber particles from tires
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by arijun 4y ago
Out of curiosity, what's the difference in runtime when compared to Andrew's optimized version on your machine? For your other solution, if the time save is consistent from your machine to OP's (a big if), the Rust solution b
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by arijun 4y ago
I can’t read your link because Reddit thinks it’s “Unreviewed Content“, a fairly transparent play to get me to download the app or log in.
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by arijun 5y ago
This doesn't look like it does anything robotically, but is rather is supposed to be a "better manmade hive" (e.g. with insulation and a semi-permeable membrane). I am not equipped to evaluate that claim, or if their manufact
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by arijun 5y ago
Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/882/
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by arijun 5y ago
While your point is probably valid, your example wasn’t. The rose bowl is owned by the city of Pasadena, so the city gets payed when it’s in use.
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by arijun 5y ago
Unless the admin has the patience of a saint and the tempo of a metronome, I suspect you're just seeing the auto-scroll feature

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