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901.
by asplake 6y ago
My point exactly
902.
by asplake 6y ago
If it’s worth Facebook’s while to operate in Europe, users outside Europe should expect the same
903.
by asplake 6y ago
Until that infrastructure no longer handles the demand and they have to build out again. So no, bandwidth isn’t free
904.
by asplake 6y ago
Title! “Why Cannot Intel Compete Against ARM by Sticking with x86?”
905.
Boilerplate Advice(ribbonfarm.com)
1 points by asplake 6y ago|0 comments
906.
by asplake 6y ago
They could have prevented the access they merely detected. Much less harm all round
907.
by asplake 6y ago
Because you wouldn’t then serve content for a domain for which there is no cert installed
908.
by asplake 6y ago
Another reason to require https?
909.
by asplake 6y ago
Use a risk-adjusted discount rate/curve. The published rate is considered risk free. And note that it’s not zero all the way out to longer maturities. To do this seriously look at the curve.
910.
by asplake 6y ago
Floating point isn't the issue. 'and' is a logical operator here. 0.1 and 0.1 is 0.1.
911.
Reconsidering the evidence for learning in single cells [pdf](gershmanlab.com)
2 points by asplake 6y ago|0 comments
912.
by asplake 6y ago
Slightly frustrated by the final couple of paragraphs. Learning is a zero sum game? If you’re doing it on your own perhaps, but where’s the collaborative thinking?
913.
by asplake 6y ago
Thanks. I meant a recommendable tutorial for Haskell newbies that starts from scratch with modern/sane defaults. I’ve seen webdev examples with quite offputting boilerplate that I’m told could be dealt with by a prelude and I wonder if
914.
by asplake 6y ago
Are there from-scratch tutorials based on any of these?
915.
by asplake 6y ago
Or deliberately leave the job half done and only one quarter working, as in the UK
916.
by asplake 6y ago
Perhaps the innovation here will be regulatory
917.
by asplake 6y ago
From the BBC: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-china-55463241
918.
Chinese journalist who documented Wuhan coronavirus outbreak jailed for 4 years(edition.cnn.com)
8 points by asplake 6y ago|2 comments
919.
by asplake 6y ago
I’ve been studying Stafford Beer’s Viable System Model this year and even just from a systems perspective I would come up with a surprisingly similar list. Much the same: Intent (for meaning-making), and trust-building. Mentorship is inter
920.
by asplake 6y ago
Agreed, but pertinent to this article I do find the key combinations for ‘’ and “” slightly annoying. They’re on adjacent keys but I’d much rather shift went from single to double than from left to right. Unmodified, the keys themselves ar
921.
F1: FIA says it has developed 100% sustainable fuel(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by asplake 6y ago|0 comments
922.
by asplake 6y ago
Unable to connect to server. Correct URL: https://www.livescience.com/einstein-biggest-failure-telepar...
923.
by asplake 6y ago
Don’t they do it based not on where you live (arguable they have no business knowing that) but on the location from which you access their services?
924.
by asplake 6y ago
Hope so. In general I’m a fan of GDPR but I’d be glad to see this one go
925.
by asplake 6y ago
Will the app store listing for my Sudoku game warn me (as to its credit my iPhone started doing, before I deleted the app in horror) that it pastes from the clipboard on startup?
926.
by asplake 6y ago
Thank you!
927.
by asplake 6y ago
What kind of API does/will Readng have? Bookseller integration? I have a use case: the bibliographies (recommended reading pages) for my own books. Could I send readers to their choice of bookseller?
928.
by asplake 6y ago
Referencing Shakespeare or Stormzy I wonder
929.
by asplake 6y ago
I wonder if in the long run that will make them easier to prosecute &/or sue. Certainly hope so
930.
by asplake 6y ago
Trivial point, but did they name the ST:Discovery Stamets character after the author of this article? (Mycelium network)

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