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byte1918
7y ago
It's also open source https://github.com/microsoft/calculator
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byte1918
7y ago
NaN is 'not a number' A string is not a number A function is not a number If 'not a number' === 'not a number' then any string === any function This is a joke...
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byte1918
7y ago
If you're still working with VS & Resharper and your projects allow you to, have a look at Rider from JetBrains. It supports the same color scheme & hotkeys as VS + Resharper out of the box so the transition is very smooth, you
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byte1918
8y ago
That won't fly. As we, I hope, already know now the security is not only for the people on the plane.
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byte1918
8y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/unix/comments/6gxduc/how_is_gnu_yes...
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byte1918
8y ago
Posting something like `<script type="text/javascript">alert('hello')</script>` creates a blank comment instead of safely HTML encoding the text.
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byte1918
8y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunrise_period
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byte1918
8y ago
I think you are partially wrong. Maybe Google is not doing this intentionally but it also doesn't happen just because traffic is coming out of a tor node. I am using ff with some of the recommended extensions from https://ww
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byte1918
8y ago
In git you can do `git commit --amend --no-edit` to update your last commit, in case anyone is wondering.
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byte1918
8y ago
I initially thought the same but it's weird that some of these artists have twitter accounts. As far as I know Spotify doesn't have any twitter support, well, at least not on the current latest version.
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byte1918
8y ago
I use it daily and it's great. Can't think of starting a serious javascript project without it.
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byte1918
8y ago
Your intent to mislead is obvious and I don't think it would hold up in court at all. But IANAL and copyright laws are different from country to country.
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byte1918
8y ago
Out of pure curiosity but wouldn't the number of disks required to guarantee 100% write-backup at 100% peak times be pretty big? A quick search says HDD is ~200 times slower than RAM (on average, consumer grade).
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byte1918
8y ago
> Durability: RAMCloud replicates all data on nonvolatile secondary storage such as disk or flash, so no data is lost if servers crash or the power fails. How does this work if someone is doing multiple sequential writes? Doesn't ba
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8y ago
I didn't know you could not check if a link is blue or purple with javascript. I assume you can't do it through standard means. What about this css hack? https://github.com/maxchehab/CSS-Keylogging Wouldn
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byte1918
8y ago
You can apply this statement to every software bug, probably ever.
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byte1918
8y ago
> VSTS (now called Azure DevOps) Not again.
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byte1918
8y ago
I wouldn't mind paying a larger monthly/yearly fee if this was a thing.
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byte1918
8y ago
> they don't want people injecting javascript on their website They should send an email to every extension author ever, and maybe even browser vendors for supporting such a malicious feature.
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byte1918
8y ago
You're deviating from the point. It's irrelevant to the discussion who are the crypto people and where or how they got the money.
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byte1918
8y ago
If he were to show real world example, few would bother to follow it through because it would be tens of lines of code spanning through multiple classes and namespaces.
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8y ago
On Windows VLC will swallow hot keys if it's on top, otherwise they are caught by spotify. If they are both in the background it's spotify. If there's another app that listens to the same hot keys, I think (pretty confident)
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byte1918
9y ago
On Firefox with uBlock Origin and I could read the whole article without any extra steps. And also yes, I agree, this post only has a few comments but others that have more and require a form of subscription to continue reading make me feel
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9y ago
I was expecting a comparison to react or angular. Comparing jQuery to a reactive frontend framework in 2018 is just... too easy.
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9y ago
Aren't we talking about two different things? Linux vs Windows kernel?
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9y ago
I feel general ML is already extremely accesible. There are tons of frameworks that trivialize impleneting various types of classifiers. I am actually surprized it's not more popular. I think the only thing left is to make GPU processi
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9y ago
> similarly fast Unless I misunderstood figure 2, YOLO seems to be more than twice as fast than the second runner and yes I agree and already was aware that YOLO's accuracy is not as good as other classifiers.
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byte1918
9y ago
Maybe https://pjreddie.com/darknet/install or one of the various forks. YOLO is supposed to be one of the best object detection systems as far as accuracy/speed is concerned.
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byte1918
9y ago
Wouldn't it be possible to temporarily switch to an intermediary altcoin (eg. ethereum, btc) ? I'm not invested nor an expert in any crytocurrency, so please correct me if I'm wrong.
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9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appeal_to_emotion Appeal to emotion or argumentum ad passiones is a logical fallacy characterized by the manipulation of the recipient's emotions in order to win an argument, especial
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