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by chpmrc 6y ago
This is one of the coolest web apps I've ever seen. How it handles multiple windows, docking, local drafts. Wow, well done!
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by chpmrc 6y ago
Exactly what I was thinking. Maybe it could be formalized this way? (with t = 1 table) 1/3 * (1 table) + 1/3 * (1 table) = 2/6 * (2 tables) or 1/3 * t + 1/3 * t = 2/6 * 2 * t but 2/6 * 2 = 2/3 so you
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by chpmrc 6y ago
Could be. It's still not the framework's fault though.
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by chpmrc 6y ago
> and you can't change my mind. Welp, why bother commenting then? Also half remote half in office doesn't work. I've been working for all remote companies for the past 4 years and (asynchronous) communication has always be
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by chpmrc 6y ago
I'm talking about popular frameworks like Django and Rails. Quite the opposite.
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by chpmrc 6y ago
The purpose of a framework is to set constraints so that precious brain cycles aren't wasted on opinionated, (most of the time) irrelevant technical choices (and related training). So that, hopefully, the sum of the knowledge each dev
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by chpmrc 6y ago
Yes and I didn't say otherwise, I simply offered a sandboxed alternative.
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by chpmrc 6y ago
I'm sure it would, in some cases at least. I'd be more interested in understanding who gets the blame.
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by chpmrc 6y ago
Does using an unofficial API authenticated with someone else (e.g. a customer)'s account count as a violation of the ToS? In other words: who gets reprimanded/sued? The final user or the messenger?
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by chpmrc 6y ago
Where were you when my parents kept telling me "get off that computer"? :'(
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by chpmrc 6y ago
Use the web app then. Once you're on the page use one of the "shortcut" features of Chrome or Edge and you can open it as a separate app.
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by chpmrc 6y ago
What's the difference between using this and clicking on the new "Install" button in the URL bar? I have all of my Google apps available as system apps either using that button or using "More tools -> Create shortcut&
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by chpmrc 6y ago
It depends on how the video is structured. You should divide a video into sections and index them the same way you would with a book.
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by chpmrc 6y ago
Writing seems to be the single best thing you can do as a professional, in other areas as well. I know people who were hired because of a single Medium article that got a lot of traction (and made that person sort of a reference in the indu
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by chpmrc 6y ago
I agree, that's why I published the table and anyone can comment (in Notion itself), therefore contribute. I think such a comparison can at the very least spark the discussion you mention.
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by chpmrc 6y ago
I appreciate that you specified "pedantically". A whole thread on an inaccurate use of the word "reverse". Oh boy!
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by chpmrc 6y ago
A one way function cannot be reversed by definition. I obviously meant finding a set of possible strings that produce that hash and one of them will likely be the image name. "Reverse" wasn't the perfectly accuarate word to u
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by chpmrc 6y ago
Obviously I don't mean implementing a function that does f(md5(str)) => str in O(1) but rather performing a dictionary or brute force attack.
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by chpmrc 6y ago
I think cases/1M population is a good variable though. Deaths depend on the quality of the healthcare system, number of infected people (per 1M) only by how quickly the virus spreads + number of tested people (assuming the quality of t
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by chpmrc 6y ago
I wasn't sure about publishing this but I took some time to go over Worldometers' data and associate a lockdown type to each country in the EU (+ a few more countries). There doesn't seem to be a strong correlation between ho
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by chpmrc 6y ago
The URLs of the images seem to be a combination of a MD5 hash and an ID (changing the ID will produce a different image). I guess the point is that only machines can reverse MD5 to get the actual "image name"?
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by chpmrc 6y ago
Just tried with "modem" (didn't get any "router", even after 20 refreshes), no luck. I need to see what's next haha!
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by chpmrc 6y ago
It doesn't seem to work.
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by chpmrc 6y ago
That's a copy of the repository, not the repository (there is no such thing in a system like git).
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by chpmrc 6y ago
Well, that's the marketing interpretation of "blockchain", the same way the media use "hacker" nowadays to indicate anyone who breaches an information system. A blockchain is simply a data structure. In git you can
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by chpmrc 6y ago
https://github.com/mifi/editly/blob/master/sources/glFrameSo... thank you for your honesty!
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by chpmrc 6y ago
Git uses, in fact, a "blockchain". There's no mining involved (although, given how hard some code reviews can get I'd argue there is still "proof of work" lol) and anyone can create new blocks and is free to ac
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by chpmrc 7y ago
Is there something Python can't do? Can't wait for a React/Vue like framework for Python.
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by chpmrc 7y ago
Ironically that website is built in React.
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by chpmrc 7y ago
Have you ever brushed your teeth?? (Just joking)

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