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by cheepin 11y ago
"At the heart of Gryffin is a deduplication engine that compares a new page with already seen pages. If the HTML structure of the new page is similar to those already seen, it is classified as a duplicate and not crawled further."
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by cheepin 11y ago
That's why a strangely sound election strategy is to just vote no on every proposition. Most of them have heavy corporate sponsorship and are written to deceive the public.
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by cheepin 11y ago
I've been trying to think of a solution like this, but I'm not sure how to actually implement it. Do you know of any guides to do this?
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by cheepin 11y ago
You have to get away with it for a while first. Otherwise you get fired before you are the only one that knows what is going on.
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by cheepin 11y ago
Curious what demand based adjustment you would suggest. It seems hard to do since people set their own rates
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by cheepin 11y ago
This instantly breaks Yubikey among other things.
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by cheepin 11y ago
Exercise clearly helps, but it all comes down to energy balance. You can eat less, or increase calories burned through exercise to generally get the scale heading in the right direction. The problem some people have is when exercise increas
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by cheepin 11y ago
Presumably, with that amount of cash you could buy enough political power that the US military would be on your team
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by cheepin 11y ago
Only 12 people got the actual drug, and their performance was only degraded 10%. This is an interesting theory with a little evidence but hardly "stops you from recognizing other people's emotions", and may be just noise from
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by cheepin 11y ago
The pipe operator came from OCaml I believe and is also used in F#. Huge convenience for functional langauges.
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by cheepin 11y ago
I never sleep, cause Sleep is the cousin of Death http://genius.com/3012
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by cheepin 11y ago
I don't know, 9 seems a bit on the low end. From watching relatives grow up, the teenage years seems to be where bad sleep habits start in many cases.
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by cheepin 11y ago
In my experience f.lux is not enough to be confident in good sleep, I still have to turn off the electronics and dim the lights everywhere else for a bit before I go to bed.
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by cheepin 11y ago
Bill Gates is absolutely known for his technical abilities.
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by cheepin 11y ago
I believe so. The same trick works for several other paywalled sites. If it didn't work, a lot of people would complain about Wall Street Journal links.
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by cheepin 11y ago
https://www.google.com/search?q=The+Benefits+of+Mind-Wanderi...
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by cheepin 11y ago
There was a program called cheat engine that let you drag a slider for program speed, as well as generally dig around RAM.
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by cheepin 11y ago
Is waiting until they implode from bad management a viable strategy? I remember reading on Quora, a prospective hire had offers at Zenefits and Uber, and asked for guidance in making his decision and the CEO of Zenefits came in and publicly
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by cheepin 11y ago
Here's an interesting case study (tl;dr It's more complicated than that): http://inhumanexperiment.blogspot.com/2009/09/two-brave-men-...
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by cheepin 11y ago
Hmm. Interesting that those would take precedence over English results given that I'm located in California.
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Interesting Google Image Search Bug(google.com)
3 points by cheepin 11y ago|3 comments
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by cheepin 11y ago
The web-one wins for me since my ad-blocker stops the loud ads.
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by cheepin 11y ago
From my own experience and from talking to my friends, people with a 6+ seem to be happy with it, and people with the 6/5/5s keep trying to convince me that it is too big and that they couldn't get used to it. It's a bit
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by cheepin 11y ago
What is the "inevitable" you are referring to?
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by cheepin 11y ago
What is a good book for C++11 and beyond? I took a lot of C++ before '11 was implemented, but have been focused on other languages recently, so I feel like I'm a bit behind the modern development. The references he points to are a
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by cheepin 11y ago
Interesting to see how many of these overlap. For example: Lux->Clojure->JVM Lux->Ruby->JVM Lux->Haskell->Javascript Any more that I missed?
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by cheepin 11y ago
From a previous blog post from someone on the Chrome team (that I cannot find), the debug build is unusable slow. Browsers are monstrously complex[0], and it would have to somehow deal with the complexities of multithreaded execution. Not i
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by cheepin 11y ago
"that controversies section just goes on and on. I just checked, and it's 7000 words long. This company's insane." That's what I was thinking. That's an awful lot of smoke if there's no fire.
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by cheepin 11y ago
Wow! I had no idea that they had a web only client. Thanks. I definitely prefer webapps to desktop installs.
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by cheepin 11y ago
"The .NET framework supports up to 32-dimensional arrays, but in the past F# only supported use of up to rank-4 arrays. Not only were arrays of rank 5+ not possible to create and manipulate from F# code, the compiler could sometimes f

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