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by dpcx 8y ago
Google was an early investor in Gitlab. I think if Google wanted to buy Gitlab, it wouldn't take much.
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by dpcx 8y ago
I witnessed a car crash on a local highway yesterday morning. I called 911, but couldn't recall immediately if I was on the eastbound side of the highway or the westbound. With exits only every few miles, that could have been really un
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by dpcx 8y ago
Probably no different than any other tunnel system anywhere in the world.
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by dpcx 8y ago
Gitlab working document https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WmOMKq63Rap2wfQ-yy7sHyoc...
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by dpcx 8y ago
"Spokesmodels"? Those were SpaceX employees. SpaceX engineers. And at least initially, I don't think they actually knew what happened. Maybe they did later, but not initially.
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by dpcx 8y ago
Joey Hess has been using his fridge for off-grid energy storage... With lots of data around what he's seeing. It's really interesting, and he still gets to keep his food cold. EDIT: Not really used as a battery, but probably could
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by dpcx 8y ago
I assume because that doesn't give the 0 results in the query. The RCTE would.
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by dpcx 8y ago
This is somewhat similar to Screeps ( https://screeps.com/ ) - RTS MMO that you code in Javascript.
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by dpcx 8y ago
I think you're both saying the same thing, though. If Apple makes their own credit card and has a tight relationship with Goldman, it's more likely that Apple will be able to "force" the card to be used with Apple Pay.
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by dpcx 8y ago
Looking over the code pre-patch, can someone with more knowledge explain to me how that allows RCE?
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by dpcx 8y ago
"start to think" ? Microsoft went from Windows 2000 to Windows XP then to Vista and then to 7. If people haven't already been thinking that, this isn't what's going to start it, IMHO.
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by dpcx 9y ago
I have one of these: https://hellotushy.com/ - it works really well.
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by dpcx 9y ago
This looks like something useful, but it doesn't work on MacOS 10.12. Any chance of that happening?
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by dpcx 9y ago
Adblock caught that - apologies.
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by dpcx 9y ago
For example, if the names of the files included in the zip file may have been a domain name. From seeing the contents of these dumps before, files are often named in that manner. If they are, then I as the user can then determine where my a
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by dpcx 9y ago
There actually is - use the Domain Search ( https://haveibeenpwned.com/DomainSearch )
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by dpcx 9y ago
This mostly reads as a piece that derides Musk and the things he's trying to do. For example, complaining that the first tunnel "conveniently from his place of work to his home" doesn't really add much, in my opinion. Lo
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by dpcx 9y ago
If that's the case then it should be considered misleading to note that they were a division of Conde Nast. But it's not. It's a historical fact that all three of those things happened, and some people might not know how Redd
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by dpcx 9y ago
The question that of course needs to be asked alongside this: how many other options are there for you to commute? In my case, zero. I live 0.5 miles from the nearest bus stop, so I _could_ take the bus... but it only picks up every hour I
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by dpcx 9y ago
iTunes used to have this. You could vote from your phone for a song playing on a PC. It was pretty neat when DJing for kids parties.
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by dpcx 9y ago
That works until you have (like the example) 20k titles. That's a performance hit to the (assuming) database to send all of that data at once, to the web server for having to parse all of those results and generate the HTML, to the cli
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by dpcx 9y ago
Personally, I think many of your time estimates are wildly pessimistic. Humanity is on an improvement graph that almost seems exponential - I don't think it would be crazy to see driverless cars in the next 5-10 years, considering how
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by dpcx 9y ago
While it does read as a fanboy article, Gruber has criticized Apple at least a few times in the past. Here's one example, in particular. https://daringfireball.net/linked/2016/04/08/snell-3d-touch
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by dpcx 9y ago
How much of that is because the collection based prime detector has to perform the calculation for every item in the array, even after it's gotten to the 10th item?
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by dpcx 9y ago
The only problem I can see with this is when you have a neighborhood of kids that all go to the same school (which I think is pretty typical in most US areas), six people just isn't going to be enough. I realize six is a tradeoff, but
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by dpcx 9y ago
There actually was an Android based device that did this years ago. 2011/2012, I think; you could connect the phone to an external device that gave you a mouse, keyboard, and screen. The only problem was that the external device was
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by dpcx 9y ago
Average? I've used it at least a dozen times in the last month, and it's worked perfectly every time. It may not be the fastest , but it's certainly the best... YMMV, of course.
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by dpcx 9y ago
IANAS... Is it possible that these adjustments could mean the difference between someones work needing a "magic number" to be correct and not? I've heard stories about physicists who needed to add some "correcting"
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by dpcx 9y ago
Good to know. Any idea what happened?
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by dpcx 9y ago
Sphinx can connect to MySQL or Postgres, but can also read XML and [TC]SV, among others. Does this do something better? The examples seem to be where the user is providing the data to the indexer, which Sphinx can also do.

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