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by cyral 5y ago
It is basically the standard library for C#/F#/VB.NET applications.
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by cyral 5y ago
Probably because those scam accounts have been going on for years and nothing has been done
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by cyral 5y ago
I love how this makes them admit that an average payment processing fee is only 4% (Less in the US actually, not sure about SK)
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by cyral 5y ago
I wish DJI would make their products more repairable. The gimbal mount on my Mavic Air 2 broke partially, and I can easily see how to fix it myself if I had a replacement. I had hobby drones in the past where you could order (or even go to
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by cyral 5y ago
Yeah, the explanation is literally right above the pictures: "Portraits on Pixel represent the nuances of different skin tones for all people beautifully and authentically."
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by cyral 5y ago
If only there was a way to enforce these parameter types automatically
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by cyral 5y ago
Did they actually do any investigating here? Reading the letter it sounds like they are just reminding companies that could be fined, not that any of them have actually done anything
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by cyral 5y ago
C&Ds often have questionable reasoning to back them up. Any lawyer can write something that sounds scary to get you to stop. Whether they are actually interpreting the law correctly is up to the courts, and Facebook knows most people gi
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by cyral 5y ago
Not a lawyer but I believe that only applies to actual lawsuits. Anyone can send you a C&D and you can choose to ignore it. It will cost at least $300 to consult with a lawyer to even write a response. If the other party really believes
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by cyral 5y ago
How is your experience with using Blazor and also creating the mobile apps (not even sure what .NET tech is used for that these days)? I maintain a web and mobile app so using C# across all platforms would be amazing, but I thought Blazor w
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by cyral 5y ago
> C#, .NET/FCL, and the associated ecosystem doesn't feel good to work with, out of date, and in desperate need of modernization. I recently built a company over the past year with .NET (after not using it for 5+ years) and fel
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by cyral 5y ago
This, you'd be surprised how well it works. My latest web app (~1 year old) is on the first page for a popular single word keyword, and #1 or 2 for a ton of two word searches that are relevant to my industry. Google must know that peop
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by cyral 5y ago
Buses and other heavy/large vehicles require a special license and training
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by cyral 5y ago
https://css-tricks.com/css-animations-vs-web-animations-api/
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by cyral 5y ago
I tried a few queries and got extremely irrelevant results
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by cyral 5y ago
When you compare the % share of wealth across generations when they were the same age, millennials are on track to own significantly less: https://twitter.com/graykimbrough/status/1198703644721524744
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by cyral 5y ago
This is what I do, it's not a true rolling digest but it works well enough for my purposes.
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by cyral 5y ago
That sounds familiar, I remember reading about Greenwald-Khanna before I found T-Digest after I ran into the "how to find a percentile of a massive data set" problem myself.
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by cyral 5y ago
There are some newer data structures that take this to the next level such as T-Digest[1], which remains extremely accurate even when determining percentiles at the very tail end (like 99.999%) [1]: https://arxiv.org/pdf&#x2
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by cyral 5y ago
Very accurate for a lot of companies like this lately. Consider it coined.
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by cyral 5y ago
Not complete until it has a poorly documented API with some name like PriceKit, maybe hidden behind an entitlement as well.
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by cyral 5y ago
Yes, JetBrains rider is IMO superior to VisualStudio these days, and I run a huge amount of C# code in production on Linux. It was definitely crippled in the past but it's a first class citizen in the .NET ecosystem now.
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by cyral 5y ago
> the web-site is wrong How is the website supposed to know you prefer the content to be light but the UI to be dark?
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by cyral 5y ago
You can buy access to every trade being made (executed or not), but it won't have the information the SEC has like your name attached to it or if it was an opening or closing trade.
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by cyral 5y ago
Except Diamond Product Expert Bluescat apparently
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by cyral 5y ago
It really blows my mind that these Google forums are entirely staffed by unpaid people who are deemed "experts" (with no inside knowledge of how the service in question is developed or what the plans for it are). Why do people vol
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by cyral 5y ago
You forgot about the part where you run `git push` later and realize it didn't save your passkey, so you have to make another one. This time you Google how to save it and copy the top answer on StackOverflow, which uses the git credent
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by cyral 5y ago
The document is actually very interesting, it goes into great detail of exactly how they tracked him. There is so much evidence in it, really a good read. They ended up tracking him with a GPS tracker to prove he set the fire they charged h
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by cyral 5y ago
I think they mean IAP, not Apple Pay. Apple requires every app (unless it's for a physical product and some other exceptions) to use Apple's in app purchase system. You can pay with credit card, gift cards, etc, but 15% (30% over
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by cyral 5y ago
They call it NeuralHash, there is a lengthy technical spec and security analysis in their announcement

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