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by danellis 7y ago
When did ARM become Arm? It's like that on their own site, too.
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by danellis 7y ago
"Essentially, the scientists took some lithium and shot protons at it." How does this actually work? Presumably it's a very small amount of lithium. What is it held in? How are the protons so accurately steered towards it? Th
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by danellis 7y ago
Even if he did get in, it seems unlikely that he'd be able progress beyond L5, after which leadership becomes more important.
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by danellis 7y ago
#[non_exhaustive] https://www.rust-lang.org/production/users There you go.
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by danellis 7y ago
> the alternative means hooking up the library’s module system to yours What "module system"? The alternative would be one .c file and one .h file. It's negligible effort to add these to any project that already has more t
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by danellis 7y ago
Why isn't this called "HTTP API Guidelines"? It doesn't seem to have much to do with REST at all. For example, it says that people should be able to construct URLs, whereas the REST style uses the URLs found in resources
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by danellis 7y ago
Font rendering for one. It's really nice. IME, text quality on a Linux desktop varies even between applications, depending on what toolkit they happen to be using.
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by danellis 7y ago
There are already many, many monad tutorials. If you want something visual, perhaps this one? http://adit.io/posts/2013-04-17-functors,_applicatives,_and_...
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by danellis 7y ago
What is systemd being replaced by?
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by danellis 7y ago
What syntax? It's free text.
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by danellis 7y ago
Ted Neward's The Vietnam of Computer Science is an interesting read on the topic of ORMs. http://blogs.tedneward.com/post/the-vietnam-of-computer-scie...
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by danellis 7y ago
> but come on, who does that? Yesterday Go, today Rust.
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by danellis 7y ago
Exploding into a bag, though, so isn't most of the energy absorbed by the expansion of the bag?
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by danellis 7y ago
I love Blender. I'm not an artist, even though I've made a few little things in it, but I still think it's an incredible piece of software and a shining example of what open source software can be.
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by danellis 7y ago
This spooked me. I thought I recognized the name, and then I remembered she had recently contacted me out of the blue on meetup.com to ask if I was interested in doing some urban exploration. I said yes, but we never got around to picking a
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by danellis 7y ago
If you're willing to use PHP, there's also "the award-winning" SimpleSAMLphp ( https://simplesamlphp.org/ ), which can operate as IdP or SP. I can tell you that many big names in the TV Everywhere space ar
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by danellis 7y ago
I was slightly confused when I saw "packie", thinking it might be a misspelling. In the North of England in the 80s, we used to call the corner store "the Paki shop", due to the large number of them owned by members of t
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by danellis 7y ago
Do you mean that it's rated highest, or that you've measured the consumption as the highest? Perhaps it has a high rating for initial inrush currents.
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by danellis 7y ago
You're right that there's no native tech talent in a tiny population like that, but who says they don't want any kind of immigrant population? Presumably it doesn't take thousands of people to keep an Earth station runni
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by danellis 7y ago
To clarify: there absolutely is a server in your browser. You can see its implementation in the `socketMessageListener` function. The fact that you choose to call it "shooting" instead of "serving" does not change that.
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by danellis 7y ago
#4. When things are random, they cluster.
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by danellis 7y ago
That's the point—they're not emulating Linux anymore, they're actually running Linux as some kind of lightweight Hyper-V VM.
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by danellis 7y ago
I only noticed at the end, but it appears the author is only 18, which makes this even more impressive.
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by danellis 7y ago
There might be more signal, but there's also a lot more noise.
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by danellis 7y ago
> Wary = Fearful or nervous about, having trepidation. 'Leery' also means that, which is where I think the confusion comes from.
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by danellis 7y ago
I don't understand what makes this "RESTful". How can something that doesn't specify the content of the resources be asserted to be RESTful? As far as I can see, Graphiti doesn't dictate that the resources contain a
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by danellis 8y ago
I've seen three articles just like this in the past week. I don't know why people dignify them by posting them here. It seems like being deliberately contrarian as a substitute for actual nuanced reasoning based on experience is a
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by danellis 8y ago
> not using anything that contain at least single line of closed/proprietary code It's not just that. The existence of source code doesn't mean the binaries are uninfected. You'd have to actually build it yourself fro
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by danellis 8y ago
"in computers Kilo is 1024, because four bytes is 1024 bytes" What? "a small game now takes 8 gigabytes, but that's 'cos modern games are sloppy, inefficient, fat and lazy..." They include detailed models, hig
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by danellis 8y ago
message pops up "Hey, can I help? You look confused."

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