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dsp1234
11y ago
Some HN comments on this topic from when ChakraCore was announced last week. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10896063
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11y ago
It's 100% possible to use the new ConfigurationBuilder class outside of a asp.net site (like a console application). ex: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31885912/how-to-read-valu...
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11y ago
a prompt for access would not be a problem in our case. Chrome has this (not sure about FF/IE) for extensions. Just add the 'tabs'/'desktopCapture' permission and call the appropriate API[0][1]. [0] - https
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11y ago
In addition to the other commenters, the actual license can be found at https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ee/blob/master/LICENSE "This software and associated documentation files (the "Softw
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11y ago
From the Spritz FAQ page[0]: "Our testing shows that the retention levels when spritzing are at least as good as with traditional reading and that, with just a little bit of experience, you will retain even more than you did before.&qu
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11y ago
Note that at 128 bits per GUID (not including any storage overhead), 2.7x10^18 GUIDs would take up 43.2 exabytes of storage. That's about 10 million 4TB drives. It's going to be a while before the birthday paradox is really going
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11y ago
The GP mentioned resource intensive delivery services with high overheads, outsourced products, and small userbases. Your reply talks about chat apps, which are pretty much the opposite of that. You actually seem to be agreeing, but it is v
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11y ago
House prices are almost at pre-recession levels in some places, but it's still possible to get a really nice 2000 sqft place in a 30-45 drive for $300-400k (cheaper in worse areas)
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11y ago
As a super late followup: This really cements the case that the poster above was stating. no edge-case of an implementation can make its way into programmers' habits, something that tends to happen a lot with JavaScript. There is cod
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11y ago
An analogy that immediately comes to mind is the difference between running a vpn in 'tcp over tcp' mode vs 'tcp over udp' mode. tcp itself is a reliable transport over unreliable media. So running tcp on top of tcp mea
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11y ago
What I was pointing out is that under the terms and conditions, you cannot reject any job offers and still get a refund. Regardless of how shitty the terms.
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11y ago
to take things in their own direction And there is evidence that this is true. Node itself has had to make major changes to it's own code to account for unilateral V8 changes, and node really has had no choice but to suck it up and
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11y ago
Looking further at the terms: "* Graduate has not rejected any job offers."
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11y ago
I'm all for people having fun. I'm also all for people really understanding their odds. In my experience, 'pick a dime' works better than 'struck by a meteorite' in the limited time I've used the example
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11y ago
Optimization decisions that V8 team have made are much more universal than it might seem. That's certainly possible, but maybe a competing VM can do better, but finds that everyone has coded specific V8 optimizations. They may be he
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11y ago
secure for you the opportunity to make money through Udacity’s global mentorship or freelancing programs. They don't even promise a partner will take you for something. They just promise an "opportunity to make money". &qu
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11y ago
(all of this is based on an idea from another poster in a different thread, which I cannot find at the moment) odds of winning: 1 in 292,200,000 (approx) miles between LA and NYC: 2,800 (approx) feet in a mile: 5,280 inches in a foot: 12 US
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11y ago
like pgAdmin, for example, since IntelliJ IDEA is just far superior at doing the same thing, and it's just right there where you code. You don't mention the two things together, but VS has the server explorer which you can use t
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11y ago
Since node.js is backed by V8, optimization decisions that the V8 team have made end up in developer code that runs in node.js. For example, Bluebird has a list of "optimization killers"[0] that many developers that I know use as
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Competition
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11y ago
Correct, there is no non-commercial exception. relevant HN comment on the same issue from almost 8 years ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=162467
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11y ago
Tesla Recall Tesla Direct Tesla Mobilize Tesla Hail Tesla Greet Tesla Whistle And that's just looking at synonymns of summon and hail without doing any thinking
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11y ago
Note: I'm no astrophysicist, and this is just back of the napkin math Uranus is the physically closest planet to Pluto at the minimum distance of 11AU (about 1,64 billion km). Pluto's escape velocity is about 1,2 km/s (putti
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11y ago
'Pity and sorrow' is one of the definitions of the word sympathy, but that's not the meaning generally implied when used in comparison to empathy. "Sympathy (from the Greek words syn "together" and pathos "
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Why does something that is considered to not have any adverse effects labeled differently other than to confuse the consumer? From the FDA website[0]: "How can I know if there is MSG in my food?" "FDA requires that foods co
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11y ago
This is just a case where the person said empathy, but meant sympathy. It's a common mistake to make.
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Do companies in other areas typically report such accounts to the credit agencies? Generally the companies themselves do not report to credit agencies. However, once the account is turned over to a collections company then that company w
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11y ago
I am not sure of the current status, but when MERGE was new in MS SQL it was unusable for UPSERT I've used MERGE as an UPSERT using MATCHED/NOT MATCHED and SERIALIZABLE/HOLDLOCK since it was introduced in mssql 2008. It wa
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11y ago
must run their own hardware with their own databases and so on I have hardware in my pocket that is hundreds of times more powerful than the first web servers I every worked on. There is no technological reason why that same hardware cou
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But does it support HMDs? FTA: " If viewed on a VR-compatible device, the user will be placed inside a sphere of these profile photos with the ability to change the classification of each member using a gaze-controlled cursor to clic
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