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by eblume 2y ago
Well you have to have another core free to run your sick winamp skin, otherwise how will you keep up your K/D?
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by eblume 2y ago
I'm saying that they may still have done exactly that. If they were using A(r), they would have posted the job.
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by eblume 2y ago
Your link says that A(r) still requires posting the jobs officially, though. It certainly seems like they skipped that. Also, the director lied.
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by eblume 2y ago
The point here, I believe, is that 1Password will only prompt you to enter the 2FA code if the domains match, same with the password. Your point that if you've already decided to enter your password then entering the 2FA code isn'
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by eblume 2y ago
I'm genuinely perplexed by this, how is the puzzle even a puzzle if you don't judge it by formal logic?
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by eblume 2y ago
I don't know why this has to be about men and strength and cycles of violence. I think this is about value extraction. During times of plenty, we structure our economy to maximize the value, and in our current policy that means putting
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by eblume 2y ago
It would also be simpler to just ban cigarettes and alcohol and all of those things that the State of California knows to cause cancer. Complete prohibition is not the only policy tool we have, and indeed it's usually a pretty bad tool
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by eblume 2y ago
It's worth mentioning here I think that github's code search is really quite good. I'm not trying to say that github can do no harm or that github "owning" OSS code hosting is a good thing, but the github search bar
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by eblume 2y ago
I'm afraid it's staring right at you, in the name of the app: "Wallet". They want to replace your wallet. It's not enough for them to be in every person's pocket; they need the rest of the pockets to be empty,
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Show HN: typerassistant – turn any Typer app in to a function-calling assistant(github.com)
1 points by eblume 3y ago|0 comments
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by eblume 3y ago
You may wish to investigate cloudflare's image API: https://developers.cloudflare.com/images/cloudflare-images/ If the reason you were unable to use a CDN cache was because your access patterns require a lot
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by eblume 11y ago
That's how the Door to Hell[1] was made. 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Door_to_Hell
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by eblume 11y ago
I know what that is!!!!
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by eblume 11y ago
So this could fall under their jurisdiction with 'illegal export'?
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by eblume 11y ago
SQLite is amazing. It is a tech that no programmer should be unfamiliar with. It takes at most a day or two of playing with it to learn all of its various quirks and tricks, is easy to bake in to any project regardless of language, and perf
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by eblume 11y ago
This seems to be further confirmation that the ONLY safe way to use bitcoin is to use a full blockchain wallet such as Bitcoin Core. Any software which attempts to 'fake' it by not keeping the full blockchain has issues, exactly l
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by eblume 11y ago
That's a horribly misleading little segment there... the time scales were completely incompatible. A CT scan is an instantaneous event, a stay on the ISS lasts 6 months, and the smoker's lungs statistic is over an entire lifetime.
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by eblume 11y ago
On an unrelated note, I love the font on this page - "ff-quadraat-web". Very natural and easy to read.
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by eblume 11y ago
I have an example of a similar journey I followed. The Lua language has a 1-based indexing scheme. Furthermore, the only thing that differentiates a hash-map from an ordered array is the existence of only keys in the range [1, ∞) (and they
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by eblume 11y ago
Hermann Zapf, Sir Christopher Lee, and Ornette Coleman all in one day. A dark day. Rest in peace.
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by eblume 11y ago
That was just bizarre . Had a stomach ache. Typed 'stomach ache', hit the button. Ache gone. The brain is a strange, strange organ.
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by eblume 11y ago
Back when I was learning Go, I was astounded to learn that GOMAXPROCS was set to 1 by default. It didn't seem to make any sense to me given the nature of the claims of the language. Of course when I investigated why the default was 1 I
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by eblume 11y ago
I just restarted my investigation of Haskell yesterday. This is very sad news. Haskell is a beautiful language, and while I still struggle to write even basic programs in it I can tell that every time I solve an issue I'm having I am b
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by eblume 11y ago
Thanks for the touching post - it's always good to hear these human stories about the people who write the software we use every day. I have a question though - the post does not mention Mihai having passed away but has a mournful tone
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by eblume 11y ago
One of my favorite questions to ask candidates goes like this: "What's your favorite programming language?" "Describe three things you would change about that language." And as a bonus question if they aren't f
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by eblume 12y ago
This question always reminded me of the (excellent) book "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance". The author explores the philosophy of engineering as being the art of separating things in to their components. At the risk of s
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by eblume 13y ago
Only one way to know that: give it a try!
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by eblume 13y ago
The "Science China" (anyone know if it's a reputable journal?) article that this article uses as its primary source[1] is behind a fairly expensive pay wall, but based on the abstract I think it's pretty clear that this
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by eblume 13y ago
Sorry, I'm not the parent commenter.
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by eblume 13y ago
I'm too busy to check but I'd bet money that it's a Mersenne prime. The series looks exponential (like 2^n) and it's not hard to imagine that fenceposting (±1) led to each member in the series being (2^n)-1 - which is th

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