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Don’t wish, do. Nothing stopping you from building it. I’d use it :D
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True, I was playing around to get examples in runJS. I think I mis pasted that one. Oh well.
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Recently I learned that in Javascript, [5 * 5] * 2 // 50 [5 + 5] * 2 // NaN 1 + [5 * 5] * 3 // 76 1 + [5 * 5] - 1 // 124 Interestingly, even Typescript will not ( by default ) catch this
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Facilities management as a service?
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And please, for the love of all that is pure, DO NOT try to build a game hoping to make money. ~ former game dev
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I think there's only one way to earn passive income reliably at this point. And it's not going to be easy ( otherwise, everyone on HN would already be doing it! ). Here it is: 1) Learn how to interview for top tier companies i
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One thing I've kind of decided on is minimal use of hjkl keys in vim in favor of UHK's MOD + I J K L The biggest thing I use vimstyle for is 'U' for undo and line jumping with &
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VSCode with the vimstyle extension. Sometimes I turn off vimstyle because it conflicts with my existing keyboard shortcuts. Still a learning process, + I've started using the ultimate hacking keyboard and its arrow keys are mapped to I
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MOVE an injury not RICE (2017)
(thischangedmypractice.com)
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That $22000 amounts to good wages for everyone involved, though. A lot of people eating off the taxpayer for that one arrest, so less incentive to "fix" the problem. It's only a problem to the taxpayer, and to the taxpayer, i
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Spend $350 on a Keyboard (2016)
(virtuouscode.com)
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Counterpoints: Michael Jordan in basketball: without him millions wouldn’t watch the NBA, Gatorade and Nike wouldn’t have become the cultural juggernauts they are today...for all that he was only paid ~1 Billion. Tiger Woods in golf. Steph
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Top Chess Engine Championship (live)
(tcec.chessdom.com)
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Each civ (race) has about 2 different bonuses (e.g. Indian villagers work faster) and in addition a unique unit. Competitive players now play with about 20 civs. Each civ also has a "team bonus" (e.g. Teams with a Spanish player g
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I would really like to see this for Age of Empires II. I think AOE has far more races and is a far more complex game ( although I'm biased because I haven't played SC2 as much as AOEII ).
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Wow, almost...almost reminds me of a little known language called ActionScript 3. ;)
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Me too, ( see thread for my comment ). I decided in the end that using my own ec2 Ubuntu t2 micro was simpler and far cheaper to run than using and configuring Fargate. I assume you want to execute untrusted code (e.g. run CI on behalf of
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Micro pricing only works when your customer is running high frequency transactions. I would have been happy to pay $25 but even 50-100/ month for a starter service that does this well.
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Wow! Just checked my email and got this. I was considering using this, but KNEW I couldn’t have built parts of my infra around this, because of one thing: the pricing. I even sent a message on their website asking what their roadmap was. Af
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Outrage Intensifies Over Claims of Gene-Edited Babies
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Google Deepmind AI AlphaZero's Unpublished Brilliancy
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Sounding the Alarm with AI
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I think we're in agreement, sorry if that wasn't clear.
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Not really: http://www.paulgraham.com/schlep.html
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That will work assuming have have audited the code already, but you will also have to audit every (changed dependency)(factorial) every time you bump a dependency!
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But this wouldn’t catch issues with pushing immediately after being granted access, new github accounts pushing changes to libs with thousands of dependents, libs whose dependencies were yanked from npm. Only published vulnerabilities, righ
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Edit: Applies to any package manager, e.g. ruby gems, elixir hex packages, Python eggs.
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Is there a way to get stats on suspicious activity on NPM repos? I feel like this is a service that every node.js project is in need of after left-pad and now this.
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Does anyone else flat out refuse to read The Register articles? I feel like I’m being gaslighted or slow trolled every time I do.
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I built a slot machine game with multiple lines, odds, payouts in unity. The slot machine math was suprisingly complex ( calculating the odds of lines and payouts ), and making the app performant was even more difficult ( 3D animations and
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