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by deckar01 7y ago
Windows multi-display functionality has regressed with packet based display protocols. Turning Display Port monitors off with their power button is a nightmare. All of your windows get squished down to so tiny size and moved over to one mon
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by deckar01 7y ago
Why do the front props point down?
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by deckar01 7y ago
The "Navigation Camera System" section lists these details: 30fps from each of the 6 4k navigation cameras.
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by deckar01 7y ago
The home page has detailed information about the technology, UX, and full specs.
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by deckar01 7y ago
They aren't withholding the content on page load or requiring authentication, because they need search engines to be able to read it freely to get SEO benefits. They are tricking the search engines and to think they are giving content
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by deckar01 7y ago
console.log(document.querySelector('.meteredContent').innerText.replace(/(.{80}\w*)\s*/g, '$1\n'))
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> was first released in 2004 for around $120 ... still sells for nearly the same price [$102.99]... One analyst placed the cost to produce a TI-84 Plus at around $15-20, meaning TI sells it for a profit margin of nearly 50% — far above t
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by deckar01 7y ago
Have you tried pypy? I got about 2x of C performance for a simulated annealing problem I was working on recently. Ultimately what I realized was that the clever python structures that made prototyping fast were inherently slow (dicts with t
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by deckar01 7y ago
This reminds me of when my team started code reviewing feature documentation. The text was going to have to be read hundreds of times and understanding it would be critical for QA to function properly. A common problem we ran into was sente
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by deckar01 7y ago
> how many professional software developers will really want to self-identify as “ballerinas” Ballerina -> Baller. Problem solved.
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by deckar01 7y ago
I had an account for years, but I rarely used it and didn't even know they had an app now. To qualify I had to install the client on 2 devices and setup account recovery. I am now much more likely to explore the app.
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Show HN: Loosely – Smart input masks for regexes
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by deckar01 7y ago
> the iconic Chanel No. 5 was boycotted in the 1970s for using it. > Chanel says it substituted synthetic civet for the natural version starting in 1998 http://www.straightdope.com/columns/read/2306/does
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by deckar01 7y ago
Doesn't the connector make it modular?
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by deckar01 7y ago
I had to hack Hyundai's website to keep my navigation and monitoring service. I bought it used 3 years old in 2016. At that point they had already removed the ability to purchase updated maps. Then this year I got an email saying the n
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by deckar01 7y ago
Cheap status symbols are a bit of a paradox. They are purchased with the intent of being indistinguishable from luxury status symbol at a distance, even though the quality of the item is what gives it status. There is an entire industry of
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by deckar01 7y ago
`blob/master` isn't a suitable permalink. Use the first few letters of the commit hash so the line numbers and code are still relevant when this file inevitably gets modified.
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by deckar01 7y ago
> I maintain 100+ open source projects which are downloaded 100+ million times per month. 🧙 ️ https://github.com/feross I would encourage you to check for a healthy amount of community contribution being accepted before
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by deckar01 7y ago
> VLA typedef ... I have no clue how this could ever be useful. I used this feature recently. I had several arrays of the same size and type, and the size was determined at runtime. The VLA typedef let me avoid duplicate type signatures
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by deckar01 7y ago
Lots of behaviors impair your driving ability. A study found that being dehydrated caused the same number of driving errors as being drunk [0]. I'm sure it would be easy to make a field sobriety test for blood water content, but they d
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by deckar01 7y ago
The post is lacking any interesting technical information. It is a bland fantasy about how a poorly implemented scoreboard could be exploited. Based on the dramatic title I expected a deep dive into a large corporation's code that resu
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by deckar01 7y ago
One comment pointed out that they often tweet via an app called Sprinklr. They are probably real employees being randomly assigned tweets that need user engagement. Sprinklr is a social media advertising service. Paying employees to tweet a
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by deckar01 7y ago
That exploit seems limited to applications that are designed to execute arbitrary commands based on user input (consoles). This exploit goes a step further and finds vulnerabilities in the CTF protocol's implementation so that any proc
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by deckar01 7y ago
The text is still in the page. console.log(document.querySelector('#site-content').innerText.replace(/(.{80}\w*)\s*/g, '$1\n'))
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The CTF Time listing for it indicates that it is "Jeopardy" format, which I assume means categories with increasing value/difficulty. It also lists the competition as being open for 24 hours. https://ctftime.org&#x
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by deckar01 7y ago
https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues?state=opened&... As more of the feature development goes into EE, there is less of a need to back port the latest changes. There are tons of workflow processes I
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by deckar01 7y ago
Looks like NYT changed the way they paywall, but all the text content is in the DOM (for SEO purposes I assume). console.log(document.querySelector('#site-content').innerText.replace(/(.{80}\w*)\s*/g, '$1\n&#x
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by deckar01 7y ago
I think what GitLab really needs is what a lot of open source projects are lacking: popular community forks. Their product development benefits from the community's QA feedback, but there are no community forks (that I am aware of) tha
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by deckar01 7y ago
Autism is a disorder that can require medical treatment. If a doctor could screen for risk factors and provide medication to pregnant women that reduced the chances of autism developing in the child, it would be their duty.
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by deckar01 7y ago
That's not a question. That's a statement with a question mark at the end. Also, the statement ignores the fact that the parent comment asserted edits have no impact on demonitization, so even if it was correct it would be moot.

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