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by desdiv 10y ago
On the other hand, answering a question in a different language is a clear sign of dementia :)
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by desdiv 10y ago
Would it be possible to use letsencrypt-aws on a AWS Lambda + API Gateway + Route 53 setup?
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by desdiv 10y ago
Fair use doesn't apply everywhere in the world. >Fair use is a legal doctrine only in the United States.[0] In the UK, for example, their fair dealing exception is only for " non-commercial research or study, criticism or revi
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by desdiv 10y ago
I'm getting a "Error 403 - This web app is stopped."
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by desdiv 10y ago
You wouldn't, unless you have very specific niche needs. They're pretty upfront about it: >Why use BitKeeper when there are lots of great alternatives? >For many projects, the answer is: you shouldn’t. https://www
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Jury is picked for $9B Oracle v. Google showdown(arstechnica.com)
2 points by desdiv 10y ago|0 comments
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by desdiv 10y ago
>Palantir could easily achieve 97% of their results with tier 2 grads, but because they only take Stanford/Princeton/MIT/etc, they can justify their high prices to clients. Do we actually have any data on Palantir's
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Announcing Scala.js 0.6.9(scala-js.org)
5 points by desdiv 10y ago|0 comments
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by desdiv 10y ago
Or aliens with cloaking ships that work in every spectrum except the X-ray one.
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by desdiv 10y ago
I think that's why PG specified "general-purpose CAD tool", in order to exclude in-house software.
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by desdiv 10y ago
> but realize that as soon as your ideas are public they are internationally unpatentable. Most countries have a grace period[0] of 6 months to a year where you can still file for patents even after public announcement. The grace period
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by desdiv 10y ago
That I'm sure, but the project was only forked 6 months ago, so I'm sure BugVM can catch up, especially given that RoboVM is dead and thus a stationary target at this point.
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by desdiv 10y ago
Yes, the article correctly points out that Sichuan pepper is native to Sichuan and that the people have been using it as spice well before the arrival of the chili pepper: >To counteract the soggy weather, the Sichuanese have historicall
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by desdiv 10y ago
It's a funny world when Elon Musk will openly display "$90M to send 6.4mT of your shit into geosynchronous orbit"[0] and yet millions of businesses selling things that are far less expensive and far more fungible want you to
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by desdiv 10y ago
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by desdiv 10y ago
Cloud computing in China is a total shit show: 1. Go with a foreign cloud provider which has horrible latency thanks to the Great Firewall, and could get permanently blocked any time at the whims of the government. 2. Go with one of the big
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by desdiv 10y ago
Interestingly enough a JSON alternative named "ION" was just posted as a Show HN[0] about three months ago. So now not only do we have the problem of redundant and mutually incompatible protocols (cue obligatory xkcd), but that we
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by desdiv 10y ago
I'm currently shopping for a laptop and has my eyes set on the Thinkpad Carbon X1. I did a comparison between the current flagship model versus the flagship models from the past two years: 2014 Intel Core i7-4600U 1718 [0] 2015 In
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by desdiv 11y ago
That just means you weren't one of the ten thousand[0] today. But rest assured, there were thousands of readers who weren't aware of Mate before and are now. [0] https://xkcd.com/1053/
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by desdiv 11y ago
Yes, since the filename is eurosys16-final29.pdf.
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by desdiv 11y ago
Wikipedia lists the Eastern box turtle as "vulnerable"[0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_box_turtle
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by desdiv 11y ago
It's working perfectly now. Thanks!
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by desdiv 11y ago
Yep, the demo is working fine on both Firefox 45.0.2 and Chrome 49.0.2623.112. Both browsers are failing on your site for some reason.
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by desdiv 11y ago
Ironically, it's not working on my desktop browser. I'm getting "DEMO DISABLED. COULDN'T START WEBGL." on my Chrome on Windows 10 on Intel integrated graphics setup, literally the most common browser on the most com
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by desdiv 11y ago
When I saw this picture[0] I instinctively reacted with: "Ew. What's wrong with their tomatoes?" Then I remembered that that's how all tomatoes used to look originally[1], and that their tomatoes probably taste way bette
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by desdiv 11y ago
It is consistent. The word appears six times in total, and the 5 times the author used it were all consistent: >extraversion >extraverts >Quoting Hans Eysenck: extroverts >extraverts >extraverts >extraversion You're n
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Porting Linux to a new processor architecture [pdf](events.linuxfoundation.org)
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by desdiv 11y ago
I thought Transmission was cross-platform and thus has a Windows version?
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by desdiv 11y ago
To be fair, we don't actually have any evidence that the four co-founders wrote this article themselves. Maybe the bedding manufacturing isn't the only thing they outsourced. /s
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by desdiv 11y ago
Why not? Vanguard is managing $3 trillion just fine; an additional paltry $40 billion isn't going to tip the boat.

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