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by cel1ne 6y ago
I like the way the 350.org science page put's it: 1. It’s warming. 2. It’s us. 3. We’re sure. 4. It’s bad. 5. We can fix it. ( https://350.org/science/ )
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by cel1ne 6y ago
Thanks for the tip. I actually memorized C4, not C1, mistake on my side.
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by cel1ne 6y ago
Nice work! If you want to get the site-size down, like the top-comment suggested, you can switch from React to preact.
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by cel1ne 6y ago
> Can't we just let stuff work? I'm no fan of MySQL, but can't we admit that a ubiquitous and battle-tested piece of technology, applied to a canonical use case, on tiny data under near-ideal circumstances, is probably goi
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by cel1ne 6y ago
There is just some kind of internal resistance increasing the major-version for a breaking change, especially when that change is just tiny. I have published a library myself and experienced it, going from 2.x to 3.x to 4.x. After you just
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by cel1ne 6y ago
> They recognize very subtle deviations in frequency. I have had a person tell me "It's too sharp" when I was only off by 3 cents according to the tuner. Ok, but THAT I have. I don't have absolute pitch, but I was alw
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by cel1ne 6y ago
I am the same, I learned it using a piano. The question is: If you can remember what C1 or whatever sounds like and then deduce from that, is it not just a way of more learning to be able to remember the other ones too? Is there really a fu
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by cel1ne 6y ago
Yes, just put a + in front of the double-quotes and you get what you want.
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by cel1ne 6y ago
Open a pdf in preview. Select pages, press Copy, then Cmd + N. You get a new PDF with the pages you copied.
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by cel1ne 6y ago
> In some of the fancier fonts on macOS, the characters actually change slightly if there are other characters nearby. Do you mean kerning and ligature or something else?
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by cel1ne 6y ago
Shift + Command + 4, then space-bar -> capture windows.
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by cel1ne 6y ago
Side-channel attacks are an inherent property of computing hardware. You can never fully "disguise" a computation as a different one or as no computation. You can just lower the signal to noise ratio by various means, so you gain
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by cel1ne 6y ago
When I copy a command to paste in the terminal I always start the selection from the end and move left to the start. That way I won't accidentally copy a newline.
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by cel1ne 6y ago
Version the API and switch to Java-time everywhere. Or forward everything to another class.
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by cel1ne 6y ago
Yes, and the main culprit of JavaScript is excessive GC, because of excessive object-creation. Developers are careless because JS is so fast, but they forget the hundreds of milliseconds of GC-pauses that occur because they never think abou
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by cel1ne 6y ago
I know this from Android, but not from iOS.
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by cel1ne 6y ago
Math with time (and space/memory)... You just found the difference between computer science and math. And the reason proof-of-work in blockchains is possible.
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by cel1ne 6y ago
Just a tip, if you want this to become internationally used: "Klo" means "toilet" in german.
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by cel1ne 6y ago
Very subjective, but HNs comment culture went down in the last 1 or 2 years or so. (Reddit-style discussions, jokes etc. seem to be more common now)
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by cel1ne 6y ago
I have worked for many years as a software-developer and found that more than 5 effective hours per day are impossible or at least not sustainable. 30-32 hours per week is perfect. More is just useless. I have heard that this seems to be tr
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by cel1ne 6y ago
"Strong opinions, weakly held" makes sense in exactly one situation: When you are definitely an expert in a topic you should have your strong opinions about it. But since everybody is sometimes wrong about something, and that sho
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by cel1ne 6y ago
This is not an IT specific problem. For most jobs they don't do themselves people tend to understand the time it takes.
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by cel1ne 6y ago
If you have a mac, look into GitUp. It's a great git-client and it creates a timelined snapshot-backup after every action, so you can undo whatever you did.
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by cel1ne 6y ago
I like to compare CS to medicine. Most topics of it aren't difficult to understand, but overall it's just a lot of information. If you want to get a comprehensive CS-education, you have to accept that it takes years of studying, l
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NASA Wants Your Help Designing a Venus Rover Concept(jpl.nasa.gov)
2 points by cel1ne 7y ago|0 comments
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by cel1ne 7y ago
Did you read parent poster? What good are noise-cancelling headphones if you can't listen to music because it's distracting?
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by cel1ne 8y ago
The following is simplified. Managers are people who enjoy being around groups of people more than they enjoy being around “things”. ICs tend to reserve more time thinking and working alone and enjoy talks with individuals more than navigat
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by cel1ne 8y ago
Reminds me of “rm -Rf” meaning “read mail really fast” ;)
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Backdoored images downloaded 5M times removed from Docker Hub(arstechnica.com)
283 points by cel1ne 8y ago|95 comments
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by cel1ne 8y ago
Kotlin, gradle, closure and tachyons.css. I wrote a short buildscript for that setup that i copy.

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