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by deburo 8y ago
I googled around and it seems the swiffer cloth has never been compostable.
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by deburo 8y ago
Okay but thats probably the most popular stance anyway
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by deburo 8y ago
Haha, I thought as well. Here's a quote to further that point: Attaining this level of concentration requires a state of mind called being ‘in the flow’, a quasi-symbiotic relationship between human and machine that improves performanc
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by deburo 8y ago
Link 2 is really the link I'm looking for. It's the source to all of these other 3rd-party articles. Sidenote: can't stand how much space the header and footer (related articles) takes up on that page on desktop. The scroll-u
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by deburo 8y ago
The title could've been: Ray Tracing, an old technique finally viable in games.
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by deburo 8y ago
Well, you can certainly apppreciate the fact that for EV, Apple is also changing the indicator. Perhaps it is only a matter of time before Fifrefox does it as well. The logic is reasonable, EVs are not widely used and therefore not worth ha
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by deburo 8y ago
Familiarity makes consistency the only real guide in any formatting guide. So, apart from formatting rules, there are still a few bits to argue about. Try to use only standard SQL functions instead of vendor specific functions for reasons
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by deburo 8y ago
That's not how he meant it, because it makes no sense. He meant that he still hasn't taken the time to get some people in his team to support Postgres officially, I guess.
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by deburo 8y ago
Odd, I saw that spaghetti phenomenon on smartereveryday just a few days ago, but it appears it was posted in 2014. Heh. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADD7QlQoFFI Anyway, very cool.
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by deburo 8y ago
>Use an ORM when appropriate; when using one, follow its conventions. Don't use an ORM if it's not appropriate. It's just as vague. If you know of a good article that goes over the details, that'd be cool :^)
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by deburo 9y ago
Firefox surely feels pretty fast at loading and rendering content now, but it still lacks in start-up time. From clicking on the icon in my taskbar to a window showing up, Chrome still beats Firefox on Win10, and I close and open windows en
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by deburo 9y ago
Golang doesn't seem a good choice for native apps because it lacks a UI framework. It seems to me that if you want to make apps for users with Golang, you would make webapps. If you're making webapps, you don't need to put
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by deburo 9y ago
Unless you have a good tablet, like the most recent Surface Pro or iPad. Writing on them feels very good, almost no noticeable lag. That's what finally replaced physical note-taking for me.
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by deburo 9y ago
Did you guys notice that upon returning from a link to yammer to the github page via the back button, a bunch of cards are visible until you scroll?
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by deburo 9y ago
What's the main idea behind this? EDIT: oh, instead of defining a color scheme with regexes (which kinda sucks), you would define colors based on the semantics given by the language service. That would be extremely nice indeed.
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by deburo 9y ago
It's about knowing what the function expects to receive. What you got seems unexpected initially, but as you read the doc on this function (which took me a good 20 secs) you may think it is indeed well conceived, and realize that it wa
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by deburo 9y ago
But the code using twisted features is hard to maintain afterward. You will have to put comments around them just to be sure the next guy (it might even be the author himself) doesn't waste its time understanding what the hell the code
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by deburo 9y ago
Because even though they can, that's not what they're doing. I see comments like yours on this site pretty often, and it is tiring. There are many reasons people behave the way they do, and probably the most common reason is that
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by deburo 9y ago
Depends on what youre using to host the html files, but you can probably deploy in two commands. 1. generate your files 2. copy these files to your host Put these in a script, and your workflow becomes: update your content, then run your sc
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by deburo 9y ago
TryGhost. It's still limited in features, but it is good for simple blogs.
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by deburo 9y ago
You're missing the point of the article. This is about the important of access to content in the broad strategy of online content distribution platforms. Once the major platforms have access to roughly the same content, the importance
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by deburo 9y ago
That's what the article is about, however. That access to content isn't a key strategic lever anymore for online content distribution platforms. Most music streaming platforms share roughly the same library, so exclusive music is
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by deburo 9y ago
I don't understand this. I am able to bookmark the page ( http://host#fragment ), and it serves me the right page, no? Ex: https://githubdocs.markmoffat.com/#Erant-ventorum-aliter-ess...
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by deburo 9y ago
I tried modding Firefox once. Maybe its the tools required that are not really well made, but XUL felt like a mess to deal with.
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by deburo 9y ago
It has its appeal. An interface made in html/css/js is customizable and programmable from a user's pov. Only the performance can be annoying, but sometimes its not too much of an issue, as Visual Studio Code demonstrated.
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by deburo 9y ago
Some Win32 apps, and it is doubtful that some apps will ever be offered in it. Steam, for example.
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by deburo 9y ago
The author suggested having a standard browser UI for login. The website would only support it. Am I misunderstanding their intent? I don't see the problem here.
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by deburo 9y ago
I may be misunderstanding your claim, but otherwise I think the article would actually interest you. Here's a quote from the paper: "Instead of starting with the hard problem of why an arrangement of particles can feel conscious,
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by deburo 10y ago
The lack of GC is a benefit here. Remember, WASM as an MVP is meant to bring C/C++ codebases on the web. There is plenty to be excited about here. This will enable faster [media apps, games, etc]( http://webassembly.org/
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by deburo 10y ago
The article is also pointing out that .. "The researchers urge antivirus vendors to stop intercepting HTTPS altogether, since the products already have access to the local filesystem, browser memory, and content loaded over HTTPS"

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