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by chronial 7y ago
> Is there any way to shorten the amount of keystrokes to use git? Sure, you can just set up aliases in your shell and in git. Set an alias in your shell for git → g and in git for commit → c and you can commit with `g c`.
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by chronial 7y ago
> The words OP used are not precise, but they aren't wrong either - they communicate how he feels about the incident in question. I think that is actually a great summary, thx. I guess my long conversation here is just an expression
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by chronial 7y ago
None of that makes the statement "the Spiegel list removes books it doesn't like" correct in a meaningful sense of the word. But I think I argued my point as well as I can. If I couldn't convince you yet that the origin
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by chronial 7y ago
> I disagree that it's misleading, because the reason is not stated. No, the reason is clearly stated. "Did not like" is a reason. I am sure there have been many books on that list that the people at spiegel didn't l
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by chronial 7y ago
Both statements are technically correct. One statement clearly transports the facts, the other is massively misleading. The additional use of "books" is further misleading and technically not correct. It is one single book. Is see
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by chronial 7y ago
Interesting point. The %timeit functionality actually used to output the mean of the x fastest runs, they seem to have changed that at some point. The docs still explain the old behavior [1]. I assume that they feel your concerns are addres
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by chronial 7y ago
> On the other hand, the interpreter is able to optimize accesses to stuff on the stack. That is correct – there is no hash lookup for local variables and the variables in a list comprehension are local.
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by chronial 7y ago
Note that this article is missing the most pythonic implementation, which is z = [a + b for a, b in zip(x, y)] This is also twice as fast as their fastest pure-python implementation on my machine.
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by chronial 7y ago
I think the parent actually meant "debate", which to me as a fellow European also seems to be a very American thing. I don't think that debating and abstract logic are very related fields.
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by chronial 7y ago
I don't think APM is misleading. Your basic assumption is that computers are better at StarCraft than humans. The whole point of these experiments is to prove that. Or to see whether we are advanced enough to build such a computer. The
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by chronial 7y ago
They are called cardinal prefixes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numeral_prefix According to that page, both hexadeca- and decahexa- are valid. I think hexadeca- is more common. You gave on example, another is https:&
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by chronial 7y ago
I'm not sure that I would call "what if we only let rich people in" a "sustainable approach".
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by chronial 7y ago
Come to Munich and you will find no such thing. I don't think single examples can prove a point here.
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by chronial 7y ago
I am confused by your use of quotation marks. That phrase is not contained in the article. You might be referring to this sentence? > In addition to tracking the time spent on social media apps, we needed to implement the feature to bloc
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by chronial 7y ago
It seems like a fair estimate to me, especially given the fact that were growing but didn't extrapolate any growth.
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by chronial 7y ago
My understanding is that they were providing a VPN that did the tracking and blocking, without gaining any access to the actual device. I don't see how this article is related to MDM profiles or Apple's press release. Am I missing
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by chronial 7y ago
Fun fact: German shares that linguistic property with English. But I agree with your point.
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by chronial 7y ago
> Any use of others' property against their wishes conflicts with the right(s) of the owner. This is a distinction without a difference. There is a very big difference between your rights ending or being in conflict. > Popularity
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by chronial 7y ago
I don't know where you heard that, but that is not what property means. The concept of property represents a set of rights (and maybe obligations) that an owner of said property does possess. Your nose is not your property by the way,
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by chronial 7y ago
I don't want to assume bad faith, but I have the impression that you are arguing just for the sake of arguing. What about my statement is speculation? • Youtube themselves state that they optimize for watch time. • I don't want to
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by chronial 7y ago
> Err, how do you know that the algorithm does this? Youtube optimizes for watch time. Most people don't want to spend their afternoons having their views challenged. Any algorithm that properly optimizes for watch time of the masse
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by chronial 7y ago
As warp_factor said in sibling: > because it became the de facto place most of non tech-savy people go to to see videos online. They have a huge monopoly on our time and attention Society has a vested interest in either regulating or bre
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by chronial 7y ago
Based on m12k's suggested interpretation of your comment: > you should be in control of a DNS the user relies on You always are when a users visits your domain – you control the DNS of your domain. > Access-Control-Allow-Origin:
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by chronial 7y ago
I don't quite understand your comment. Do you mean "shouldn't" whenever you wrote "should"?
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by chronial 7y ago
The Cross-Origin check be circumvented via DNS Rebinding: When you request mypage.com, my DNS returns the ip of my webserver. On all subsequent requests, it will return 127.0.0.1. Now localhost is on the same origin as my page.
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by chronial 7y ago
Code being somehow flawed and reasonable are not mutually exclusive. It wasn't stated what the actual problem was the code was solving, so I can't say whether it was complex. The code needed comments because it crossed layers – in
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by chronial 7y ago
Isn't your example a perfect case of the comments only being necessary because the code is somehow flawed?
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by chronial 7y ago
I can recommend https://hackerweb.app/ on mobile.
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by chronial 7y ago
There clearly seems to be a mob of people on Twitter that exhibit the behaviour explained by the GP. In doing so, they are not promoting feminism, multiculturalism and least of all human rights. I thought the accepted name for this group of
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by chronial 7y ago
Your Cond() has a side-effect. It can never be optimized away.

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