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How to Build Static Checking Systems Using Orders of Magnitude Less Code [pdf](web.stanford.edu)
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by bazzargh 10y ago
On the topic of non-native palms - I only recently learned that most of the 'palms' that are a surprising sight in the UK - eg in Plockton in the north of Scotland https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plockton ... a
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Flaky Tests at Google and How We Mitigate Them(googletesting.blogspot.com)
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by bazzargh 10y ago
It seems to have trouble doing anything over https (the site loads, but the games don't due to CORS issues). Normally I have the HTTPS Everywhere extension enabled, figured out I needed to disable it to get the games to load.
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by bazzargh 10y ago
That isn't the workflow described in the slides. They talk about signing in via SSO to generate the cert, so it looks like this client is just an example of what would be run at the back end of the web interface you sign into (with 2FA
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by bazzargh 10y ago
It's unclear from this and the slides what the UX for the engineers is? The repo contains a bless-client that'll fetch a newly minted cert, but the slides talk about integration with SSO - is there another piece that invokes bless
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by bazzargh 10y ago
HTML5+CSS is turing complete, btw. (in the same way as a hand-cranked mechanical turing machine) https://github.com/elitheeli/stupid-machines More discussion of that and a jsfiddle demo: http://stackoverfl
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by bazzargh 10y ago
I've had to deal with both and monkeypatching isn't the worst thing, because it's static & greppable. foo.method(:bar).source_location ...and you've found the hack. In java land, third party breakage is just
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by bazzargh 10y ago
I wonder if that's from colonial usage, 'clart' is a Northern English/Scottish term for muck, attested since at least 1808: https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=UGAJAAAAQAAJ&printsec=fr... it's m
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by bazzargh 10y ago
In the context of the top post on this thread - the reason I didn't sign up with giffgaff is because they restrict tethering. eg not allowed at all on their unlimited data tarriff: https://www.giffgaff.com/support/
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by bazzargh 10y ago
You'd get the same advice if you spoke to a lawyer. Here's one: https://popehat.com/2014/01/15/the-privilege-to-shut-up/ One of the most consistent messages I offer here is about interactions
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by bazzargh 10y ago
A slightly different approach: I was doing the hacker's diet exercise ladder ( https://www.fourmilab.ch/hackdiet/e4/exercise.html ), which is supposed to be completed in 10-15 mins; if you can't complete i
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by bazzargh 10y ago
What are those two regulations? The California Electrical Code 2010 has that no point on the wall space behind a countertop can be more than 600mm (24in) away from an outlet, which actually means an outlet every 4 feet (2 feet space are a
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by bazzargh 11y ago
It does have wake word detection, and even has that code right there in the article. It matches on jarvis/nervous/service/travis as the first word in the phrase, because those are the words that get returned by the speech rec
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by bazzargh 11y ago
I'm with the others in that I don't like fixed content (particularly in landscape mode on phones), but I have seen a variation that works better; hide the nav when the user scrolls down, show it when the user scrolls back up. Safa
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by bazzargh 11y ago
In terms of publishers, Dover Press springs to mind? http://search.doverpublications.com/search?keywords=origami admittedly I haven't looked at them for years, but they still seem to have quite a range of Robert J Lang
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by bazzargh 11y ago
It's definitely not compliant. I just read the code, there's no support for escapes in strings, except for skipping over escaped double quotes to find the string end. This applies to any string, so it also won't correctly m
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by bazzargh 11y ago
they're going to expect the full suite of NLP treatments with all indexed content, including code. Nope. In 30 years of searching through code, I've never once felt the need for that. On the other hand, almost every time I use G
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by bazzargh 11y ago
The toonz website says: Effective Saturday March 26, the TOONZ Studio Ghibli Version will be made available to the animation community as a free download. - so a few days yet. (site is http://www.toonzpremium.com/ , is lin
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Toonz Software Used by Studio Ghibli Being Made Free and Open Source(cartoonbrew.com)
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the joys of NLP ... this is a search index for Gitlab, that's used primarily to store code , not natural language. Looking at its competitor, Github's search engine clearly has a base in NLP, and ditches many punctuation charac
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by bazzargh 11y ago
It's a list for aspiring directors who are part of the NYU Graduate Film program http://tisch.nyu.edu/grad-film/courses ... and they get three years of context. You could ask for context from any university read
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Submitted this after seeing the story about Hublin: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11293014 ...I find that the tools we have are nearly good enough, but every so often the quality takes a nosedive in hangouts/scr
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Collection of tests and tools to help diagnose WebRTC systems(github.com)
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by bazzargh 11y ago
Without wanting to weigh in on the rest of the gun debate issues, statistics don't show criminals in the UK having more effective firearms, in fact just the opposite. More than half of the firearms offences in England&Wales involve
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by bazzargh 11y ago
From the european commission itself: What does the Commission plan to do about geo-blocking? Addressing unjustified geo-blocking will give more choice of products and services for consumers at lower prices. The Commission is planning to
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But are they useful now, other than as nomenclature? Bessel functions are defined as the solutions of Bessel's differential equation. It's all a bit circular. (there's the series expansion, but it doesn't gain you much
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The figure is more like 50%, despite lorries being only around 5% of the traffic (see eg http://lcc.org.uk/pages/cycling-near-lorries , http://www.cyclelaw.co.uk/cyclists-and-hgvs ). They are disproporti
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by bazzargh 11y ago
Solid-state microwave generators have been developed to replace magnetrons recently, and they can run at variable power. http://electronicdesign.com/blog/say-good-bye-last-vacuum-tu... Using the MHT1003N, manufacturer
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by bazzargh 11y ago
I assume you mean seen but not visited, since as the other reply says, the browser tracks :visited for you. I have a more aggressive greasemonkey script that hides lots of non-technical links on HN var links = document.links; var

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