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by azdle 11y ago
It would be for me, but like dikaiosune I've drunk the Rust koolaid almost fully by now. But honestly, even if I hadn't it's be a selling point to me because it tells me that you're a place that isn't stuck writing
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by azdle 11y ago
Google Cache Link: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http%3...
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by azdle 11y ago
I think in this case geocar is implying that you'd only get an IPv6 address. Since vast portions of the internet aren't available over IPv6 it's not a very useful internet.
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by azdle 11y ago
I doubt they're even going to approve any more in the next hour and a half before they flip it to the public beta.
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by azdle 11y ago
For anyone that wants to do this w/ nginx, you can add this location configuration to any "server" block for the challenge portion: location /.well-known/acme-challenge/ { alias /var/www&
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by azdle 11y ago
I haven't played it yet, but looking at the screenshot I would guess it means the logic blocks on the left not the game board spaces. EDIT: Wait, maybe you already realize that. Is there a while loop of something that you can use? EDIT
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by azdle 11y ago
I use them constantly as a way of getting info from my computer to my phone. I use this bookmarklet to quickly generate a qr code that is either 1) the url of the page, 2) the text that is currently selected, or 3) the text entered into the
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by azdle 11y ago
Usually these policies work where the first strike is a zero on the assignment, the second strike is a F in the class, and the third strike is getting expelled from the school.
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by azdle 11y ago
So, this is a silo'ed reimplementation of RSS feeds, but with push notifications and privacy problems? I'm really starting to feel like I'm becoming a major pessimist about new product announcements these days.
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by azdle 11y ago
Does this provide a bare IP connection or is it just for MQTT channels back to your servers? I can't tell if that's "the" method of communication or just a helpful thing that you're offering. Basically, is this some
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by azdle 11y ago
Theres also http://elasticlunr.com/ , I'm not sure what algorithm it uses, but the site says "Elasticlunr.js use quite the same scoring mechanism as Elasticsearch, and also this scoring mechanism is used by lucene.
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by azdle 11y ago
Exosite | Minneapolis, MN | Full-Time | ONSITE | https://exosite.com Exosite provides a platform for the internet of things. Primarily targeted at industrial automation and white goods product developers. Our bread and butter is
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by azdle 11y ago
No (and that isn't what he said), but surely they should get a say, right?
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by azdle 11y ago
Exosite | Minneapolis, MN | Full-Time | ONSITE | https://exosite.com Exosite provides a platform for the internet of things. Primarily targeted at industrial automation and white goods product developers. Our bread and butter is
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by azdle 11y ago
Exosite | Minneapolis, MN | Full-Time | ONSITE | https://exosite.com Exosite provides a platform for the internet of things. Primarily targeted at industrial automation and white goods product developers. Our bread and butter is
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by azdle 11y ago
Is there another problem besides leaking your IP address(es)? It sure sounds like that could pretty easily be solved by just sending hashes of the IP addresses along with the salt used to make the hashes. Then the receiver could compare it&
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by azdle 11y ago
The security that a smart card provides would actually prevent a product like this from working because one of the primary purposes of the chip system in CCs is to prevent cloning, but this relies on simply being able to enter your CC numbe
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by azdle 11y ago
Interesting, Firefox can't seem to handle redirecting to another domain that includes emoji: http://🍕💩.ws/🎉🐴🌊🍔💣🍊 should redirect to http://🍕💩.ws/
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by azdle 11y ago
The minimal work load average problem here seems like it would be a great candidate for simulated annealing. [0] It gets rid of the local maximum problem that the author mentions, without adding a significant amount of additional complexity
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by azdle 11y ago
> If this way of putting pressure on the publishers does not work, the next step would be to ask reviewers to stop working for Elsevier. After that, scientists could be asked to stop publishing in Elsevier journals. Why is stopping publi
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by azdle 11y ago
In this case, I read that as "Standard Operating Procedure".
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What makes an expert an expert?(danslimmon.wordpress.com)
1 points by azdle 11y ago|0 comments
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by azdle 11y ago
Hmm, I was actually kinda expecting that to tell me this was already submitted and take me to it. Is there a way to search for HN posts by submission URL?
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What Your Open Source Culture Really Says, Part One(modelviewculture.com)
1 points by azdle 11y ago|1 comments
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by azdle 11y ago
First, please go see a doctor. You know how shitty you feel right now? That isn't a normal state of being. I've been there, I really have, I know it feels hopeless right now, but I promise it's not. If you're anything li
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by azdle 11y ago
Some feedback if you're the creator: Don't put an upper limit on password length. Also, if you're going to have password requirements tell me what they are before I try to submit. > No upcoming events right now. Thanks If
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by azdle 11y ago
> “I don’t know how many lives will be saved, but probably in the thousands per year when all the companies are in compliance,” said Michael Jacobson, executive director of the Center for Science in the Public Interest. Ironic since CSPI
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by azdle 11y ago
Step 2: don't be unattractive
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by azdle 11y ago
Wow, it's all written in bash. This has to be the biggest bash program (?) I've ever seen.
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by azdle 11y ago
We really need a less ambiguous phrase than bare metal for this, because searching for "Bare Metal Rust" really isn't going to get you the results you want here.

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