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by cwmma 11y ago
You know one of the big problems with brutalist isn't necessarily the architecture itself as opposed to how it it weathers in some climates like either England (new or old). I remember seeing some brutalist buildings in Washington DC
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by cwmma 11y ago
shameless plug for a similar thing [1] I helped with a while ago, it uses a mapping library so I didn't have to reinvent anything, my fork [2] lets you fiddle with the julia set parameters 1. http://aparshin.github.io/l
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by cwmma 11y ago
A corporation at the end of the day has it's owners interests at heart, with a large bank like Bank of America their owners and their customers are separate groups and their interests may be odds. When the customers AND the owners are
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by cwmma 11y ago
in theory it could be written to store each chunk as a separate value inside of indexDB because when seeding you should only need one chunk at a time...
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by cwmma 11y ago
It's more then Postgres is so easy to use there with RDS which does all the setup for you.
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by cwmma 11y ago
the knocks against the openbsd arc4random, namely > No facility for a user-provided seed, preventing programs from getting reproducible results > Periodically “stirs” the generator using kernel-provided entropy; this code must be remo
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by cwmma 11y ago
well that's the key at the moment there isn't too much shame in doing so, I expect there will start being some soon.
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by cwmma 11y ago
At the moment the barriers to asking a bunch of people on the internet for money is effectively 0 so why the hell wouldn't you do it? the worst case scenario is you don't get any money and you're no worse off. At some point (
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by cwmma 11y ago
Strange they mentioned the Republic of Lakotah while not mentioning the Navaho Nation[1] as the latter is an actually functional government, though the fact that it doesn't try to claim statehood doesn't help, the fact that it act
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by cwmma 11y ago
One big advantage of Kubernetes is that Google Container Engine is simply hosted Kubernetes, meaning if you are using google cloud stuff Kubernetes is already installed and all of that stuff is taken care of. Of course if you are using AWS
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by cwmma 11y ago
I deploy a pretty small app with like 2 instances per deploy and 3 deploys (beta and 2 production versions for different clients) and Kubernetes is 100% worth it for the rolling updates and the ability to build the image once and push it di
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by cwmma 11y ago
seats in congress are apportioned to states who then figure out how to divide them up, so while in theory a state could make an overseas district it's not something that could be done on a national level without some heavy modification
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by cwmma 11y ago
The random data that was used to initalize the PRNG was removed as it was causing a linting error and only the PID was used meaning there were only 32768 (2^15) initial states that the PRNG would be seeded with. https://www.schne
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by cwmma 11y ago
well you can do that because you have national elections, none of those in America as even the presidential election is technically 51 simultaneous statewide elections (well 50 + D.C.)
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by cwmma 11y ago
sadly it's not anything that malicious, they're just using a wms type map setup which involves requesting a bounding box of the viewing extent and the server responding back with it, it's really really bad because it's i
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by cwmma 11y ago
Using both GCP and AWS the one place GCP really stands out is container engine, it's much better then elastic bean stalk for deploying and managing apps. Otherwise: cloud storage has a more limited api then s3 (s3 allows you to query b
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by cwmma 11y ago
knex is by the same guy, who wrote it expressly for bookshelf
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by cwmma 11y ago
Look everyone knows the tragedy was caused by the Inuit polar bear demon Tuunbaq, I don't understand the fuss.
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by cwmma 11y ago
right click and open in new incognito window is how I open any link to the economist.
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by cwmma 11y ago
If you are ever curious about why WebSQL was shot down, how it happened in excruciating detail: http://nolanlawson.com/2014/04/26/web-sql-database-in-memori...
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by cwmma 11y ago
Can you run safari on osx server?
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by cwmma 11y ago
When working on client side js it often feels like safari is the modern browser that the most special care is required for. Some of this has to do with not the most recent version but the one one before that (much like the most recent IE wa
563.
by cwmma 11y ago
similar is https://instant.io/ which is bit torrent but in the browser
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by cwmma 11y ago
> No. Unlike QR codes, meshtags of any color on any background can be scanned. There just needs to be enough contrast between the meshtag and its background, and the background must be a solid color. qr codes can be any color, just need
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by cwmma 11y ago
It is so amazingly disturbing https://dreamscopeapp.com/i/ZTBsNTKfTv
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by cwmma 11y ago
> Think Fort Knox like. We use the same algorithms approved for top secret information like AES 256, SHA3 and public-private key encryption. statements like this make me very very nervous as AES by itself is basically useless and the imp
567.
by cwmma 11y ago
so ... how to MITM an TLS connection?
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by cwmma 11y ago
build and test jquery many of those dependencies are testing related including some large dependencies for virtual dom stuff to mock the browser. Plus it uses grunt which, while I don't really like it, it does have the benefit ove
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by cwmma 11y ago
another possible map that would have looked fantastic as a big wall map would be stamen watercolor http://maps.stamen.com/watercolor
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by cwmma 12y ago
I've looked through the style sheets and from what I can tell the grid is actually just a bunch of check boxes and are selectors like input:not(:checked) +*+ input:not(:checked) +*+ input:not(:checked) + *+*+*+*

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