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The "no one knows why" seems to be a stretch. It mentions in the article that western areas are less moist and moisture levels have been increasing. Seems like they're pretty confident that's the reason.
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https://forum.cockroachlabs.com/t/cross-region-sync-replicat...
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CockroachDB has a rather nice admin interface that monitors the health of the cluster. https://www.cockroachlabs.com/docs/explore-the-admin-ui.html There's also a lot of rpc end points used for the admin UI that c
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Visual Attribute Transfer Through Deep Image Analogy
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I was really excited to try this out. Seems to be rather buggy though. Every time I hit the "Multi-user is now available" button to set it up, a white box opens and then immediately closes. Even tried linking it to my SO's ph
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10y ago
If you look at their API you'll see that the token can be cached for up to a week. I doubt that having a check if the token is up to date will add much complexity.
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10y ago
Don't think that first one is going to happen any time soon, but definitely the rest are all probable. Having motorized components near people sounds like a recipe for disaster. Especially around people who might not be fast enough to
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23andme actually does return Cystic Fibrosis results. They just don't in the US due to FDA regulations. I'm Canadian and have access to the full list of 23andme's health results. I actually found out that I have a recessive C
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10y ago
Have you tried squashing other things? Maybe try fruits?
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10y ago
It's funded by the financial firm Bloomberg L.P. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloomberg_L.P .
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NwHacks 2017 Tech Stack
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10y ago
I'm also running Privacy Badger and had no issues opening the page. What browser are you on?
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10y ago
There's also a blind Android accessibility engineer at Google. The differences probably come more from the splintered android landscape and Apple's stricter review process. Source: met him
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Does this mean that we'll finally get an easy to use PGP integration in Gmail web and mobile? Can't wait!
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10y ago
/usr/bin/time doesn't seem to be a thing on my Arch Linux install. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Show HN: Consensus Slides – Empirical live audience engagement
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Open Tetris Arena – P2P Tetris Arena Using WebRTC, Polymer and Typescript
(opentetrisarena.fn.lc)
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10y ago
When Facebook IPOed it had two classes of voting stock. Normal and super voting. They only offered the normal voting stock. Facebook and Google both later offered non-voting stock, but not when they IPOed. Not sure if it really makes a diff
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> Although other U.S.-based companies have publicly traded classes of non-voting stock, to our knowledge, no other company has completed an initial public offering of non-voting stock on a U.S. stock exchange. We cannot predict whether t
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10y ago
01001000 is 'H' and 01101000 is 'h'
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10y ago
Why not just have a program that iterates through all of the files, hashes them, stores them in a map/dict and then reports if there's a duplicate? Seems easier than renaming everything multiple times.
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Stock Repurchase In October 2016, the board of directors of Alphabet authorized the company to repurchase up to $7,019,340,976.83 of its Class C capital stock. The repurchase is expected to be executed from time to time, subject to
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10y ago
There's a bunch of Polymer "Elements" that implement Material Design. All the "paper-" use MD. https://elements.polymer-project.org/browse?package=paper-el... https://elements.polymer-pro
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Ask HN: Stealth startups?
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I read that as the parent is going "to go play pokemon" which means it's a reoccuring thing to leave the kid alone.
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Full lawsuit https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/2829173/Moxie-Mar...
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Axolotl and Proteus
(medium.com)
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That's less the fault of Ruby and more the fault of HAML. http://haml.info/
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These configurations are absurdly finicky. If you remember a couple of years ago, Pakistan took down youtube to a similar border gateway protocol misconfiguration. These things are pretty quick to be caught, but the configuration changes ta
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10y ago
> “Everything is connected by WiFi instead of by cables. The tower and its boiler are also designed to reduce costs. Everything is done to pursue profitability.” Is WiFi really cheaper than running cables?
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