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by badosu 9y ago
Also, not implying this is the case but often I see junior developers saying they've done X but have to double check if they overlooked something or mangled with something from Y and Z after repeated attemps.
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> If you're not laughing then you need to admit you have a problem) Recognizing the most repeated joke on HN?
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Gotcha, sad to see the article title is indeed the one you mentioned, even though is not totally inaccurate.
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> Hubble discovers first known binary asteroid also classified as a comet Unless the title has changed in the last 2 hours, or that it's not the first occurrence of such, the title is an accurate depiction on the phenomenon descri
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Also, https://www.patreon.com/mastodon
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I agree with parent, it's not just a metaphor but a wildly inaccurate guess that makes the reader think duckduckgo is more irrelevant than it really is. > That was one of the most HN comments I've ever read. What does this me
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by badosu 9y ago
Also, Bountysource: https://salt.bountysource.com/teams/bountysource What amuses me is how software projects prefer Patreon instead of Bounstysource
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> the primitive state of that technology, the amount of brutal, stupid men that walked around in the military and the number of close calls History (and present) is filled with occasions where you can use that same quote. I agree with th
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I am also one of the 'few' who thinks his manifesto is reasonable, maybe one reason is because even though I understand his critique may sound as hateful it is grounded on his perception of the underlying social issues that may hi
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by badosu 9y ago
Well, unless you're talking about a homomorphism with an inverse the term seems pretty good for me: the same (iso) shape (morphos) between server-side and client-side.
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> Make the punishment for burglary the death penalty, and burglary would go down. Depends on the context, if it's hard to be caught or people who commit burglary today are people that are ready to accept any risk due to their soci
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> Custos embeds imperceptible bitcoin private keys in the digital files, with different keys for different advance copies of a movie or ebook. (...) > At the same time, Custos makes a piece of free software that screens movie files f
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There's a striking difference between knowing a different culture/region and commuting everyday to work.
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Talk about carbon footprint... I bet he feels great about that.
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I don't recall any reference on using brains as CPUs on the book.
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Not on mobile anymore, some examples: - https://github.com/junyanz/CycleGAN (drawings to photorealistic images and perhaps videos) - https://lyrebird.ai/demo (inflamatory or incriminatory speeches) -
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Indeed. Moving to the opposite direction though I wonder when will we discover the first pseudo-historical artifacts generated by AI (speeches, art, photos, and even videos). This is the greatest weapon ever, the ministry of truth would nev
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> How many people in the electronic genre could play Bach ? How ironic it is that the initial popularization of synthesizers happened with Bach music [0][1]. Also, see [2] at that specific time. The motif in this case being played at t
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by badosu 9y ago
I was editing it and it was marked as dupe, here are some additional ones that could not make into it: - https://soundcloud.com/isqamusic/6_tree-eater (can't describe) - https://www.youtube.com/wat
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Made a selection with an eclectic variety of modern electronic sounds, enjoy! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnXVIsMimHY (a gem of prog trance) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AyORieDhpkg (dark electro
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Neptune radius: 24,622 km Earth radius: 6,371 km That's your 4 times the size measure.
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> This post makes it seem like Facebook subscribes to the theory that hiding unpleasant content prevents terrorism, and that there is universal global agreement on what counts as terrorism. Terrorism is a label that is applied to any v
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> And one of the reasons marijuana was originally prohibited in the US was due to lobbying from wood-based paper companies. The lobbying reason I heard of was it's fiber being used for ship ropes.
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by badosu 9y ago
Since I see people annoyed in the comments by the lack of a timeline view: you can see the public timeline for this instance at [0], or fill mathstodon.xyz on [1]. [0] - http://www.unmung.com/mastoview?url=mathstodon.xyz&amp
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> Think of the Hubble as a Keyhole pointing the other way. I still remember one discussion on NRO where an user mentioned that it donated a space telescope to NASA [0], built around the same time as Hubble, that had better specs. And t
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Just noticed, unfortunately the period for deleting has expired, thanks!
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They might find this work useful [0] [0] - https://github.com/tootsuite/mastodon/pull/2404
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The API for viewing an instance timeline is public, there are some timeline viewers in the wild [0][1]. To view the local timeline for mathstodon.xyz one can use this link [2], even though [1] looks better (but can't use a direct link)
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I highly recommend this guide on how Samba was written, describing the techniques involved on RE [0]. [0] - https://www.samba.org/ftp/tridge/misc/french_cafe.txt
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I can't say for the other frameworks, but React Dev Tools works great in Firefox!

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