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by cwmma 9y ago
because it's mapped the convention of scrolling down on a web page and mapped the path of the eclipse onto that and because you don't always need north to point up just like you don't always need a compass rose or a scale bar
452.
by cwmma 9y ago
tl;dr is basically on one side a suggestion to move away from the prng included in openssl because it could have bug, could be used wrong, and doesn't add anything from a cryptographic perspective and instead directly use the OS method
453.
by cwmma 9y ago
last I check certain features like bundledDeps didn't work on yarn
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by cwmma 9y ago
page 7 has it
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by cwmma 9y ago
probably not something they need to worry about here as it's just polling for booleans so forward security is probably not as high a priority as other use cases.
456.
by cwmma 9y ago
They said the issue was due to TLS tickets and not setting keep alive values. TLS tickets are await of resuming a TLS session without having to renegotiate it, considering that you are only polling for a boolean, that negotiation overhead
457.
by cwmma 9y ago
It's not really so simple, binning is a really useful technique to display data, especially large amounts of messy data. Just putting all the points on the map only works if you have a low enough number incidents in a compact enough ar
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by cwmma 10y ago
Just had to update a conference web page because the sponsor logos had a css class of 'sponsor' which ublock and others were blocking.
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by cwmma 10y ago
I'd note that the Linux foundation is in charge of more then just Linux, and some of the other projects (i.e. Node.js or RethinkDB) use permissive licenses.
460.
by cwmma 10y ago
or use of http2
461.
by cwmma 10y ago
Punctuation would be part of orthography which is usually considered distinct. Consider you can have multiple writing systems for a single language, that single language would have a single set of grammar rules, but would have multiple orth
462.
by cwmma 10y ago
Since we are being pedantic, doesn't grammer refer to the spoken language and not the spelling conventions used to represent it, in other words this person is a spelling bandit, or more specifically a punctuation bandit
463.
by cwmma 10y ago
They were distinct concepts, my great grandfather had both [1], so maybe in those other languages they didn't overlap in use like they did in America. For timing I found them in his address book he brought to France in WW1. 1. https:&
464.
by cwmma 10y ago
the lowest denomination of the dollar is the mill not the cent.
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by cwmma 10y ago
this [1] is probably what you want 1. https://github.com/petkaantonov/bluebird/wiki/Optimization-k...
466.
by cwmma 10y ago
don't have to walk around the car and also so you can line it up better
467.
by cwmma 10y ago
More specifically Drivers side is more convenient, but passengers side is safer if you every have to fill a car up by hand on the side of the road
468.
by cwmma 10y ago
what if I told you that if you the status text didn't update?
469.
by cwmma 10y ago
So the obvious answer would be to host it on like azure or google cloud storage but I can just imagine the institutional push back that would get trying to do that.
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by cwmma 10y ago
non-luminous baryonic matter has long been a contender for dark matter, I think the technical term is Massive compact halo object aka MACHO (as opposed to WIMPS or Weakly interacting massive particles) so saying it still requires dark matte
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by cwmma 10y ago
So this doesn't actually get into the actual big issue with MOND which is that observational results [1] tend to imply some sort of dark matter so current MOND theories actually include some dark matter, just less of it. 1. https:&#x2
472.
by cwmma 10y ago
I've joked in the past that my Oracle is my 5th favorite database behind postgres, sqlserver, mysql and being punched in the face, the reason isn't anti oracle hate, it's because when I've used oracle db it feels like th
473.
by cwmma 10y ago
e) it's much harder to be sure a hardware RNG actually does produce random outputs compared to a PRNG
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by cwmma 10y ago
The special sauce in S2 is the space filling curve aspect of it which is totally not what you want here, the concept behind it is I want to say called a 'geo grid' which off the top of my head a guy I know made a library for [1].
475.
by cwmma 10y ago
It didn't really come across that way, the choice of words in particular. Also remember, I had gone to the trouble of writing a blog post about my cat dying and it was (at the time) the most recent post on my site, that should have to
476.
by cwmma 10y ago
Usually I ignore recruiter spam, but a while back I got this one that started off with the line > I recently came across your blog (one picture of your cat had me dying). I'm fairly certain the recruiter did not read the whole blog
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by cwmma 10y ago
Comparing cities is very tricky because different cities governments cover different things, think Minneapolis and St. Paul or Boston which didn't annex many of it's suburbs compared to cities like Chicago or New York hence why it
478.
by cwmma 10y ago
It's because the city of Boston is only a small part of the Boston Metro area and doesn't include the suburbs that were annexed into other cities.
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by cwmma 10y ago
This is an interesting article about Haskell because it does concede that haskell might not be the best language for everything and other languages might be useful for certain kinds of apps though not exactly, the actual claim was that hask
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by cwmma 10y ago
You would be right if the antibiotics resistance was 'free', i.e. had no downside, but IIRC it does pose a cost of some sort so when not in an environment with antibiotics there is evolutionary pressure to lose the resistance.

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