cwojno

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by cwojno 5y ago
Having used it extensively, it's actually quite nice.
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by cwojno 5y ago
I see what you did there ;)
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by cwojno 5y ago
So... wait... YT is deleting all his comments... except the one that criticized the Dislike button? Wouldn't they just delete that comment? Something is amiss here.
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by cwojno 5y ago
Nice. Last I looked into this, I couldn't select a custom range, it was limited to set times like, last 6 months or something. Thanks
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by cwojno 5y ago
Google seems to also have a heavy recency bias. I've tried to search for news articles that were even a month old and have had trouble locating links to stories I know happened. I don't know any tricks to working around this. And
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by cwojno 5y ago
They use dark patterns to hide the web version so that you download the client. I fear they'll yank the plug on the web version one of these days...
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by cwojno 5y ago
Having been looking for a way to add comments to a static site for a while now, this is very cool and should get more love. Thanks for the service and the post!
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by cwojno 5y ago
From the title, I thought this was a new consensus algorithm...
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by cwojno 5y ago
This is fantastic, well done. (emotional appeal)
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by cwojno 6y ago
Fantastic research and write-up
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by cwojno 6y ago
I don't think the author was concerned with performance. I was providing the list.* type suggestion to make it easier to delete elements syntactically. However, you're likely right for slices with len < 500 or so due to garbage
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by cwojno 6y ago
I agree with the author that Go is not as easy as Python or Ruby. However, the first example given is bad. Running delete on a slice is the same as trying to delete an element of an array. It's the wrong data structure if you need that
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by cwojno 6y ago
This article didn't explain it at all, so you're right to ask. tl;dr: Gaseous propellant (I'm guessing hydrogen) is heated with fission then pointed in the opposite direction of intended travel. The uranium in this design is
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by cwojno 6y ago
Commenters are right, I had the table up-side-down. NG is better than coal.
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by cwojno 6y ago
Yup. I derped it. My bad
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by cwojno 6y ago
No, quite the opposite, actually. Natural gas conversion mostly reduces particulates. The EIA data says natural gas produces more CO2/MkWh than coal: Electricity generation CO2 emissions million kWh million metric tons mill
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by cwojno 6y ago
Agreed. This is 100% unfair to the innocent.
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by cwojno 6y ago
Yea. Choosing to not do business with another business is fair game, IMO
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by cwojno 6y ago
Wait... this didn't happen like 5 years ago?
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by cwojno 6y ago
Example of author's point?
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by cwojno 6y ago
Not only should they say you're the inventor, but they should have paid you for it. They snowballed you. Microsoft doesn't deserve you
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by cwojno 6y ago
I worked for a boss that pretty much demanded that we move to the cloud. I showed them the costs for the then 2 providers (GCP/AWS) and arrived at the exact same conclusion on server hosting alone, as bandwidth wasn't the main dri
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by cwojno 6y ago
It's absolutely misleading and dangerous.
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by cwojno 6y ago
But it does. It means that they're too inept to know the difference. What else are they claiming that is wrong?
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by cwojno 7y ago
Pence promised 4 million last week. https://www.usnews.com/news/health-news/articles/2020-03-10/...
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by cwojno 7y ago
100% this. Most people do NOT realize this when engaged in normal conversation nor while in philosophical debates.
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by cwojno 7y ago
Holy shit, this.
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by cwojno 7y ago
The point was convenience. I don't have to leave the IDE.
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by cwojno 7y ago
Try doing a merge with IntelliJ's 3-way merge UI. It's flippin' fantastic compared to roaming through the files and removing sections between >>>> and <<<<.
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by cwojno 7y ago
You don't use makefiles in go! You just take your code, copy go.mod and go.sum into a Docker image, then RUN mod download, then re-copy the rest of the code and run bui... Shit... Docker is a makefile...

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