deckar01

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   by deckar01 9y ago

   You are right, it is dual core. I forget the mobile variants can be dual core. *4 virtual cores :p
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   by deckar01 9y ago

   I have a 6 year old battery in my 2011 Macbook Air and it seems to handle the peak load of my quad core i7 just fine.
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   by deckar01 9y ago

   Yes, and I think this is a common strategy in the CPU manufacturing world. The companies developing and testing software for these devices probably don't realize that the performance of their software will start to degrade in 18 months
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   by deckar01 9y ago

   I didn't even notice that it was in use on the splash image. I thought the terminal was just setting on top of another app window.
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   by deckar01 9y ago

   Ever since Lytro made a light field camera I have been waiting for a light field display. It seems odd that it is being developed commercially in a compact AR device rather than a TV sized display.
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   by deckar01 9y ago

   > using data of the Tracking Protection database This database is already being maintained and used for private browsing. I find it unlikely that an analytics CDN will play cat and mouse with Mozilla just so it's script will load a
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   by deckar01 9y ago

   We often have to rebase our feature branches before they can be merged, so changing the history is common and force pushes are inevitable. As a rule I don't base any work on top of unmerged feature branches, because there is no expecta
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   by deckar01 9y ago

   GitLab makes it really easy to see what changed between commits while reviewing a merge request. Parts of the diff that are identical to the upstream branch are automatically ignored, and you can view a diff between of last two pushes. htt
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   by deckar01 9y ago

   > Turbolinks.clearCache() Removes all entries from the Turbolinks page cache. Call this when state has changed on the server that may affect cached pages. https://github.com/turbolinks/turbolinks#turbolinksclearcach.
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    by deckar01 9y ago

    That article is from 2014, the golden age of TurboLinks. As far as I can tell they are not using it on their main site or any of their white labeled sites anymore. https://github.com/shopify-graveyard/turbolinks/
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    by deckar01 9y ago

    GitLab removed TurboLinks from their site not that long ago. It was the source of a lot of bugs, crufty code, and flakey tests. If you have any JavaScript that modifies the DOM or ever plan to don’t use TurboLinks.
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    by deckar01 9y ago

    I read the paper, but wasn’t immediately convinced it wasn’t related to depth. Once I looked at the illustration for the 3rd experiment [0] it was obviously unrelated to depth. [0]: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/core/lw&
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    by deckar01 9y ago

    It sounds like it speeds up the specific computations involved in simulating the inverse of a circuit. I imagine the speed of software simulations greatly inhibits their research.
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    by deckar01 9y ago

    I have had about 10 jobs in my life. About half of them were specific to my career. I have found that I am happier building things that the author might consider "bullshit" (relative to my interests) compared to working on things
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    by deckar01 9y ago

    I really miss the folding tabs when I go back to my system terminal.
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    by deckar01 9y ago

    I have been working on an alternative to Postman and Curl with a modern terminal interface. The idea isn't fully fleshed out yet, but I really like using it when I am designing an API. It forces me to think about discoverability and en
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    by deckar01 9y ago

    I have never seen "the" abbreviated (or contracted?) into "t'" before. Is this common in some dialects of English?
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    by deckar01 9y ago

    So I can see if anything is on fire. Also to remove that pesky Apple logo. I use the panel I cut out as a cooling pad for my macbook. That thing can put out some heat.
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    by deckar01 9y ago

    I used a G5 as the base for my first custom case [0]. It was a royal pain to work with, because Apple flipped and recessed their motherboards. [0]: https://imgur.com/gallery/WCrF1
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    by deckar01 9y ago

    I was trying to provide helpful feedback. One of my favorite things about "Show HN" is when creators address feedback in real time.
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    by deckar01 9y ago

    The search is case sensitive which produces no result when your phone starts with caps automatically. I selected icon only, picked an icon, clicked close, and it showed me a bunch of text only logos with no icon. I went back, picked a shape
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    by deckar01 9y ago

    I actually have to maintain a js codebase that uses a generic “addProperty” function at its core to generate getters and setters. It is terrible to debug. Properly encapsulated class methods are much easier to read and debug. This problem h
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    by deckar01 9y ago

    I think LinkedIn's mistake was letting the lawyers fight over it. They could have just blocked the bots with a captcha and called it a day.
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    by deckar01 9y ago

    > 8th lets you choose, and offers strong protection if needed. ... The build tool compress your program code and all its required bits and pieces into a ZIP-format blob which is unpacked, compiled and run on the device when needed. It is
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    by deckar01 9y ago

    I forked one of GitHub's own abandoned projects and noticed that it was archived when I received a flurry of notifications as all of it's issues were being closed automatically. It is actually a little harder to find the links to
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    by deckar01 9y ago

    I wonder if terminal apps hook into the same security input APIs from the OS that browsers are using for password inputs.
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    by deckar01 9y ago

    That is a good reason to keep using a password input. I should probably intercept the keypress events and show nothing so that the password never even reaches the DOM. Then I wouldn't have to worry about the input growing/wrapping
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    by deckar01 9y ago

    This hack is exactly what I needed 2 days ago while working on a browser-based terminal app. My site will be secured with SSL/TLS, but I needed a way to make a content-editable span mask input like a password field. I already implement
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    by deckar01 9y ago

    SOAP is a nightmare, but my experience with Swagger has not been so far. I used flask and marshmallow to create an API and a plug-in to generate the swagger scheme from it. It just worked. I see it more as an interactive documentation gener
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    by deckar01 9y ago

    Archive.org cache: https://web.archive.org/web/20161019151428/https://dymaxion....