chrisrhoden

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by chrisrhoden 8y ago
And this is over the lifetime of the account!
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by chrisrhoden 9y ago
> They have the job, you want it. By definition, if they have a job, they want to fill it with a qualified person. Jobs aren't (usually) charities to the person working.
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by chrisrhoden 9y ago
Android has more notification control, but I think the main reason that this doesn't feel like as much of an issue on Android is that the back button is on the bottom of the screen and the Up button isn't used nearly as frequently
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by chrisrhoden 9y ago
The section titled "Implicit returns and expressions" purports to contrast the two when as far as I can tell they work identically. In fact, the article specifically calls out that in Rust, even if expressions have a value, which
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by chrisrhoden 9y ago
I'm not a mathematician but I tend to avoid using the word infinity and prefer "infinite value" as I used above.
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by chrisrhoden 9y ago
As explained in the linked page, the third value in the sequence is infinite. The fourth in the sequence is five.
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by chrisrhoden 9y ago
I think you are confusing the link and the hub. The link has no home automation functions and hasn't been sold for 4 years. That said, they badly mishandled this situation, and the fact that there was so much product confusion (people
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by chrisrhoden 9y ago
Idempotent just means that you can do it as many times as you want (n) and the state will remain the same, for n >= 1.
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by chrisrhoden 9y ago
It's the first recommendation that the article mentions and then dismisses.
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by chrisrhoden 9y ago
RadioPublic | Boston, MA | REMOTE | Full-Time | Full-Stack Engineer | http://www.radiopublic.com Join us in creating a delightful consumer podcast listening experience that is scalable, beautiful and of the highest quality. We w
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by chrisrhoden 10y ago
He came around, and then was a reasonably good champion. Let's live in a world where people aren't permanently branded with temporary positions.
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by chrisrhoden 10y ago
The related articles and comments are not rendered until after the page is readable. If they had to be rendered on the server, it would cause the article to take longer to be readable.
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by chrisrhoden 10y ago
The page you link to on Medium renders after less than 100KB have been downloaded with an unprimed cache. Javascript is not required to read it. Javascript is used to provide extra functionality outside of the download / render cycle,
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by chrisrhoden 10y ago
The article is about posts that never receive the "flagged" designation.
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by chrisrhoden 10y ago
Have you done any benchmarking on the impact this has on cold boot performance? I'd considered using this technique in a non-Zappa context but was worried that the performance would be an issue (I ultimately was able to get my package
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by chrisrhoden 10y ago
What you're describing is the first half of what I said. And you're right, there has consistently been a sizable percentage of the electorate who doesn't trust the government. What's relatively new is that now, the Presi
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by chrisrhoden 10y ago
I'll assume you downvoted me because you think that the article is wrong and not because you think I am wrong in my assessment of what the article is saying. I don't disagree that the media at large would have preferred the other
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by chrisrhoden 10y ago
> because of a further erosion of trust in government and elected officials there. Guessing it is actually a combination of very low approval ratings across the board and the fact that the guy who was elected is encouraging distrust in t
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by chrisrhoden 10y ago
I am so excited to see this happening with as much momentum and industry interest as it seems to have. For various reasons, the standards used by podcasts have largely remained static over the last decade. While this has meant a relatively
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by chrisrhoden 10y ago
Your memory of Morrowind is way off. It's fairly common to remember games as looking far better than they did. This looks competitive with games that came out just a couple of years ago on the latest generation of consoles.
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by chrisrhoden 10y ago
which is encrypted.
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by chrisrhoden 10y ago
They might! The case they would have to make seems pretty shaky to me, but legislators have done some things that seem pretty ridiculous to me in the past, and I am sure there is plenty more coming. That doesn't make acting in such bla
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by chrisrhoden 10y ago
As far as I know, there are laws against smashing up a bunch of merchandise you haven't paid for, and the department store would probably press charges rather than taking advantage of the fact that they're part of a conglomerate p
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by chrisrhoden 10y ago
RadioPublic | Boston, MA | REMOTE | Full-Time | Full-Stack Engineer | http://www.radiopublic.com Join us in creating a delightful consumer podcast listening experience that is scalable, beautiful and of the highest quality. We w
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by chrisrhoden 10y ago
I'm very curious personally what is meant by "No permanent database" - are you writing the responses to S3?
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by chrisrhoden 10y ago
Reddit is under no obligation to support, nurture, or pay for the resources required to keep this up. They are under no obligation to implicitly condone this content, as they have taken on an editorial role in the past and now anything they
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by chrisrhoden 10y ago
> Please find me a single example of this. Please don't hold me to a standard that was not requested. I don't believe there is any evidence that this was drawn out; as far as I can tell, many of the statements are simply record
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by chrisrhoden 10y ago
http://tal.fm/600/1 It's a pretty central issue right now.
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by chrisrhoden 10y ago
You'll be glad to know its (well earned) reputation for unreliable service survived to the end. Algiers was an institution and will be sorely missed.
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by chrisrhoden 10y ago
It is an interesting thought. I think it's hard for me to imagine the benefits of moving on from XML overcoming the pain of supporting both formats for literally everyone involved (producers and apps), and RSS is, despite its shortcomi

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