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by crescentfresh 8y ago
Is that what Discord is (a Slack competing product)?? I've never found the time to look up Discord but I hear it referenced a lot. On the other hand I use Slack daily.
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
> irritability — a reduced control over one's temper that results in angry outbursts — is listed as a core symptom of depression for children and adolescents There are a lot of "this is me" comments ITT. Can anyone touch o
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
This is Awesome!! Is the first word after the price the category, the latter description? Can you quote multi-word categories or something, if you had those? Eg "Store Credit"?
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
> coffee and two, stilton, cucumber and tomato ham sandwich To me that actually sounds like a fucking delicious lunch, were I to pack that for myself lol.
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
Man, I took a neural network class in uni and loved it. It was offered by the Psych department (however I was in Comp Sci). All I remember now is matlab labs, some of the terms, but otherwise nothing at all. My career took me nowhere near t
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
Sorry for the naive question, can anyone explain what it means for something to enter the public domain? What is the public domain anyway? Is there a database somewhere of all the public things? Does it mean anyone can put batman on a t-shi
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
So that's what JTIs are for!! I disabled [generating] them in our app, I couldn't figure out what purpose a unique-identifier-per-jwt would have, when you could just use the jwt itself to uniquely identify itself.
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
What was her take on halloween?
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
> 300lbs...it didn't take much effort to get to the 150/160 Uh, holy crap. Good job. How did you do it? What are some lunch ideas from your parents for my kids? Serious question lol. Since tree nuts and things aren't allow
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
> you are moving up and down the ladder picking 380 items per hour for 10 hours A picker is expected to pick an item every 9-10 seconds for 10 hours?
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
Does this mean POST for every request?
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
Ah I see, and from the perspective of a password manager it would know what password to fill into the password field to get the user into the site. After that, once on the change password screen said manager would also take over generating
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
> Did you read the explainer? I did. My confusion arose from it. Something is clear to you that is not to me :)
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
Can someone clarify, is this actually for resetting a forgotten password? I don't quite follow. example.com's change password functionality should be behind an authenticated page that requires a) the user be already logged in, a
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
> I had less than 4 hours left to live. Dr. ... was not ready to let me die. He researched the internet and found a few key phrases that helped him devise a treatment Well I guess in desperate times all treatments started somewhere, a qu
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
Original: https://np.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/48ujhq/whats_the_...
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
On a side note, does anyone know if anything special was used to create the descriptive images in this blog post? They look great and describe connections between related regions really well. Eg https://blog.github.com/asset
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
> The review was not posted for "violating their guidelines" Aww man this bums me out. I love the critical (detailed) reviews, they're the first thing I look for on amazon.
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
Looking over this cursorily, looks super cool. INSERT INTO events_stream (ts, value) VALUES (now(), '0ef346ac'); > As soon as the continuous view reads new incoming events and the distinct count is updated the reflect
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
We use the "forward only" approach, and use a combination of .sql and .py migration scripts and use mschematool[1] to tie the room together. [1] https://github.com/aartur/mschematool
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
This is amazing. My conundrum is we don't use Django lol. Wish this sort of thoroughness existed in standalone pg migration tooling.
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
Off topic, but I don't enjoy listening to Carlin. I feel like he must be an acquired taste because he's so loved. He's called the inspiration of many of my own favorite comedians, but when I listen to him to me he sounds like
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
I wish everything on this list fell under the "JavaScript" umbrella, but really they're all conditional on which version of "JavaScript" you're trying to master. Eg "vanilla" js, ES5, ES6, etc. So it&
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
This was the real breach. Bank account numbers, company letterhead, the CFO's signature, these were all gathered before any attack took place!
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
I always wondered how non-english speaking developers from other countries who were first adopters of HTTP (or any new tech) reacted to words like "GET" and "Content-Type" and other things that were clearly invented by w
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
Why does this keep getting quoted in the comments. Yes we read the article too.
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
One thing that really sours me in esm is that this is possible (fictional main.js): import Vue from 'vue' import jQuery from 'jquery' global.jQuery = jQuery // to get the next line to work
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
My god when I saw the title I thought how awesome it will be to see mudding automated. I was disappoint. I'm just starting on drywalling a repaired section of my basement. I'm only at the "get the drywall from the hardware st
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
Re #4, didn't she also say she left her door unlocked when she went to work that morning and when she came home it was locked, and that Jeff was the only person who locks her door when he's finished his work for her?
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by crescentfresh 8y ago
I understand the points of the case, I wasn't trying to include or omit details. My comment was about circumstantial evidence being a valid basis for conviction, I never realized it was. Has that always been the case? (no pun intended)

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