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by bspammer 6y ago
It seems to me that there are two distinct types of cards being banned here: cards that actually have real-world racist connatations (Invoke Prejudice, Jihad, Stone-Throwing devils, Pradesh Gypsies), and cards that have unfortunate wording
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by bspammer 6y ago
PyCharm (and all JetBrains IDEs) have the IdeaVim plugin available. It does an excellent job implementing all basic vim functionality, and only stumbles on the more obscure stuff that a small percentage of vim users are likely to miss.
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How We Solved the Worst Minigame in Zelda's History(youtube.com)
2 points by bspammer 6y ago|0 comments
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by bspammer 6y ago
What would be the diplomatic consequences of this? I'm assuming China would be very unhappy with any country making this offer to Hong Kongers, but perhaps I'm wrong and they'd prefer for dissidents to leave.
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by bspammer 6y ago
It also lets you copy and paste directly, very cool.
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by bspammer 6y ago
I've had no problem disabling automatic Play Store updates on my phone. It's in the top level of the settings.
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by bspammer 7y ago
Ding ding ding. You get extra camp tickets for adding tests :)
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by bspammer 7y ago
Been -> Above the line Fuzzy -> Below the line Weeds -> Above the line
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by bspammer 7y ago
This is the right answer! I think it was made harder in the camp due to "above the line" and "below the line" already having semantic meaning in the context of the camp, most kids didn't expect that to literally be
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by bspammer 7y ago
I taught at a programming camp one summer, and my favourite example of this that I drove several kids crazy with was "above the line, below the line". Given any input word, I would tell them whether it was above the line, or below
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by bspammer 7y ago
Fascinating to learn that the entire concept of dotfiles in Unix was an accidental result of a lazy implementation of hiding the . and .. files in the output of ls. https://web.archive.org/web/20180827160401/plus.g
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by bspammer 7y ago
A good compromise to me seems to be using `imv` from the renameutils package which is pretty much exactly the same as the OP. That way you don't get confused by different `mv` behaviour on different systems. Hitting `<Ctrl-a>i` s
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by bspammer 7y ago
JSON is perfectly readable in my opinion.
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by bspammer 7y ago
Hey, not sure if this is a side-effect of you taking this post down but I was interested in reading another of your posts about B2 vs S3 Glacier and am getting "Error establishing a database connection". https://tyler.i
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by bspammer 7y ago
I mean there must be something, because otherwise taking down AWS would be as simple as the above. After 50 steps, you've created a quadrillion images.
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by bspammer 7y ago
I'm actually interested how AWS handles exponential cases like this. They must throttle it somehow, otherwise something dumb like this would be causing availability issues everyday.
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by bspammer 7y ago
There are only so many words in the english language ending in tty I suppose.
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by bspammer 7y ago
I believe GP is saying that if the transition to kernel extensions had happened before Little Snitch was written, then LS could never be written after that point because they wouldn't have the required leverage to get Apple to expose t
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by bspammer 7y ago
Short answer is, not easily: https://stackoverflow.com/a/14610427 You can get the most recent tree for a repository (no history, just the current state of the repo) with `git clone --depth=1`. That's often good en
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by bspammer 7y ago
The certificate is signed by Amazon.
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by bspammer 7y ago
I use an Echo for timing stuff in the kitchen all the time. It repeats the number you said back at you, I've never had a 15 -> 50 minutes type mistake.
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by bspammer 7y ago
Are you talking about the "Sample" button, or drawing the digits yourself? It seems to have a very good accuracy on the samples, but gets a lot of my hand-drawn digits wrong. Seems like a classic case of overfitting to be honest.
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by bspammer 7y ago
Ubuntu is just a collection of software. The most important piece of software in that collection is the Linux kernel. That kernel is what is shared between different containers. You can have 5 copies of Ubuntu (or Debian, or Mint) in separa
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by bspammer 7y ago
To confuse things even further, Docker on OSX and Windows actually does use a fully-fledged VM that the containers run on. Truly understanding the Linux kernel namespacing features that Docker is built on certainly takes more effort to lear
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by bspammer 7y ago
I'd bet the average person contributes 10 times more plastic waste every single day than a single pair of airpods (by weight). Yes it's still wasteful, but one of the absolute least impactful places to start optimizing your life g
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by bspammer 7y ago
I really love the live animations, and that they don't start until you scroll to them. However as I was reading I found myself deliberately keeping very close to the bottom of the page so that I didn't trigger an animation too ear
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by bspammer 7y ago
Doesn't look like it's turned on by default though, which seems strange. Presumably if you care enough to go into the settings to enable that specific warning you're unlikely to make the mistake in the first place. It's
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by bspammer 7y ago
Regarding the data granularity, I'm curious if you ever managed to figure out how to get high granularity (daily) data over a large timeframe. For those who don't know, google "helpfully" changes the granularity for you
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by bspammer 7y ago
I'm curious how the PNG header is removed for each chunk when streaming the video. Is HLS just resilient enough to ignore unexepected bytes?
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by bspammer 7y ago
To be mathematically pedantic, 100% of numbers in that range cannot be accurately represented in floating point form.

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