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by edaemon 6y ago
I agree that those are real problems that need to be dealt with. I don't think suppressing the effects of a loss against a lower-rated player solves them very well, though. The suppression could just be applied in those cases instead o
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by edaemon 6y ago
It seems reasonable to cap the number of points you can lose, but it strikes me as odd that you'd lose fewer points in an upset than in an even match-up.
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by edaemon 6y ago
Sure, but the suppression described doesn't apply only to new players, it applies to "someone substantially lower in rating than you."
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by edaemon 6y ago
The "newbie suppression" mechanic doesn't make much sense to me. If you play against someone substantially lower in rating than you and lose, shouldn't you lose a significant amount of points? After all, you lost to some
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by edaemon 6y ago
Their demo link there didn't work when I tried it, it's looking for the non-existent master branch. The docs site itself ( https://docs.requarks.io/ ) is running on Wiki.js, though.
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by edaemon 6y ago
South Korea has nationwide contact tracing that's been quite successful. Here's a study with some data on it: https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/26/10/20-1315_article New Yorker article that&#x2
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by edaemon 6y ago
They have a CNAME setup where authoritative DNS stays outside of Cloudflare: https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/36002061511... It requires at least the Business level plan, though.
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by edaemon 6y ago
Every few weeks someone at work will ask about some basic functionality missing from Jira and we just link this as an explanation: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRA-9091
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by edaemon 6y ago
There's also the Cornerstone Speech, from the Confederate Vice President Stephens, which is quite plain and explicit regarding slavery and white supremacy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornerstone_Speech
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by edaemon 6y ago
I always chuckled at the "AWS Simple Monthly Calculator": https://calculator.s3.amazonaws.com/index.html It isn't simple at all! Not only is it complex and fairly daunting, you also need pretty deep knowledge
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by edaemon 6y ago
I'm probably just missing it, but where do you see that in the article? From my reading of it these new "malls" in the US are going to be in dense areas, separate from regular Ikea stores.
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by edaemon 6y ago
That doesn't cycle through the previous arguments.
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by edaemon 6y ago
`!$` is right, though it isn't interactive like `Alt+.` is.
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by edaemon 6y ago
Considering the desktop install is an Electron app I wouldn't think the two would diverge that much.
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by edaemon 6y ago
As an everyday experience I would agree, but food truck pods are great for groups of people since everyone can pick what they want. Food trucks were really meant to make use of an empty lot while the owner waited for development opportuniti
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by edaemon 6y ago
Couldn't you just make the drainpipe longer to ensure the water is carried far enough from the house?
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by edaemon 6y ago
The egress costs this would incur with AWS Lambda did give me immediate pause when looking at the product. It seems like it would be a good idea to add some information on that for prospective users.
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by edaemon 6y ago
The University of Minnesota has done a bit of research and put out some guidance on constructing deep winter greenhouses: https://extension.umn.edu/growing-systems/deep-winter-greenh... They use a similar method in tha
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by edaemon 6y ago
That page lists this as a feature of their service, implying it isn't available in other backend stores: Concurrent state locking to prevent corrupting your infrastructure state in a team environment
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by edaemon 6y ago
Have you tried other CI/CD platforms? Different providers use different language but the workflow concept underpins all CI/CD pipelines.
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by edaemon 7y ago
The server ultimately decides what encoding gets used, so if the CPU cost is too high they can ignore the compression.
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by edaemon 7y ago
Ground troops do love the A-10 but there's plenty of reasons the brass has decided to retire it. The A-10 was specifically made for CAS against Soviet armor. It's essentially a 30mm cannon with wings. The nature of warfare has mad
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by edaemon 7y ago
Thanks for the link, this straightforward syntax is what I've been after for dealing with JSON on the command line.
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by edaemon 7y ago
Obviously "pleasant" is pretty subjective, but here's Huun-Huur-Tu performing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bDntRWfL70
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by edaemon 7y ago
A separated bike lane is supposed to have a physical barrier; SF's 2nd street bike lane was just a "buffered" bike lane, which means there's just some extra space between motor traffic and the bike lane. Poking around it
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by edaemon 7y ago
Portland does something like this. Small streets that run parallel to large thoroughfares are designated as "neighborhood greenways", and have various traffic calming measures put in place. SE Clinton is a pretty good example: ht
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by edaemon 7y ago
On-premise CI/CD may still (and often does) use someone else's code, which can expose data and secrets in the same way as outlined. The only difference is that it's on your own infrastructure. There's something to be sai
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by edaemon 7y ago
This isn't much different than other CI/CD pipelines. Docker images come to mind.
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by edaemon 7y ago
GitHub's format is like Drone's "multiple pipelines" feature in a single document instead of separate ones. Drone uses multiple documents that each define a different set of steps while GitHub does that in a single docum
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by edaemon 7y ago
In case you haven't seen it yet, the Rivian R1T is explicitly targeting that use case.

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