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by emeraldd 7y ago
This seems like it might be a situation where the connotations do not translate very well rather than a question of direct meaning.
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by emeraldd 7y ago
Yup, This is a pattern I've come to call MVCS. I want to see I saw that in a bit of documentation somewhere but I haven't been able to find it again. The C layer should be as thin as possible and have logic in it that pertains to
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The “SCP Trademark” guy is back standwithscpru(youtube.com)
1 points by emeraldd 7y ago|0 comments
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by emeraldd 7y ago
External forces (spouse moving, money, other life changes) would be the other big factors. It's going to come down on one side of that fence or the other.
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by emeraldd 7y ago
I'm no Mac using a hammerspoon script. https://gist.github.com/arlaneenalra/a3ea9cf2d3a57397bda14a7... https://www.hammerspoon.org/
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by emeraldd 7y ago
Have you tried a logitech Trackman Marble? https://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/trackman-marble-busin... I use one all the time with a utility that maps one of the little buttons to turn on mouse wheel emulation
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by emeraldd 7y ago
Well, at least they own the product ... Roku did something similar with their remotes for a while (dedicated app keys ... and their still at it ...) Several of those apps no longer exist/function. Of course, this being a keyboard on a
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Microsoft has dedicated Office and emoji keys on its new keyboards(theverge.com)
2 points by emeraldd 7y ago|1 comments
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by emeraldd 7y ago
Based on this, they might not even realize they are downloading this stuff ...
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by emeraldd 7y ago
This looks kind of interesting: https://github.com/huggingface/pytorch-pretrained-BigGAN/blo... When you look further down you find: https://github.com/huggingface/pytorch-pretrained-BigGAN&#x
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by emeraldd 7y ago
You don't need to go to fiction to find toxic books. Paris green( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paris_green#Uses ) was at one time used heavily in a large number of seemingly innocuous applications, including book c
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by emeraldd 7y ago
Here's my approach. Do your best to aware of as many tools/techniques as possible, know where to look for information on the ones that look/become promising or useful, and build deep knowledge on the ones you wind up regularl
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by emeraldd 7y ago
I used to work for a company that owned a bunch of traditional broadcast stations. The day the CEO got up in front of the local branch of the company and asked the question (roughly) "How do we get people to watch broadcast TV again?&q
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by emeraldd 7y ago
(IANAL) I smell a class action lawsuit coming, especially if this is being done without the knowledge or consent of the restaurants in question.
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by emeraldd 7y ago
PHP is horrible as a language, but it fills its niche very well: * You can get it to run dang near anywhere. * It has an extremely low barrier to entry for new devs (blessing and a curse). * There's a large volume of code already out t
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Pink Slime Saved Sushi(atlasobscura.com)
3 points by emeraldd 7y ago|0 comments
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by emeraldd 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonochemistry I have no idea about that application, but the idea of using sound in chemistry seems to actually be a thing ...
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by emeraldd 7y ago
With that much power floating around, I would have expected the transformer to have better shielding/warnings. Or is that not practical?
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by emeraldd 7y ago
This is really how general computing should be taught. Go deep on a few things, but make sure to expose students to a wide enough variety of different paradigms a d systems that they can glean some of the commonalities. From there, they sho
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by emeraldd 7y ago
That's much more informative, I'd almost say it should be the link instead.
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by emeraldd 7y ago
So what exactly is this a picture of? Two entangled photons? I don't have the background for the full maths involved here, but there's not enough in that article to tell me why it's exciting ...
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by emeraldd 7y ago
Sorry, that's just adding another "feature" to the button. It's still tied to Bixby if you hit it twice. (Or once if you set things the other way.) While technically this is mapping, it's not what I would be lookin
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by emeraldd 7y ago
I would posit that the "stealing the idea" would have gotten them some success, but not nearly what Montañez brought them. That CEO had good eyes when it came to people.
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by emeraldd 7y ago
> Still concerned about Ms. Warren’s condition, Simon then spoke to Dr. Jan Baldwin, her “collaborating physician” at the Essentia clinic. Amazingly, Baldwin, who also did not examine Warren, agreed with Dinter – Warren was suffering fro
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by emeraldd 7y ago
The smaller the image, the more effective that illusion. Looking at it on my 20+" screen at almost fullscreen I can look at individual alls and clearly see the as "brown." But with a smaller image, even looking directly at t
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by emeraldd 7y ago
There is another alternative as well, require that anyone submitting a purchasing request sign a document with substantially similar if not identical wording and provide their case for why a purchase is needed. That way you build up your ow
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by emeraldd 7y ago
I wonder how different this is from a custom router box running something like pi-hole ...
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Winston: Take Back Control of Your Online Privacy(kickstarter.com)
3 points by emeraldd 7y ago|1 comments
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by emeraldd 7y ago
My first thought on reading this is that the author is blaming the engineer for something that is as much a failure on the management side as anything else. The little clarification block at the bottom is too little too late in my opinion..
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by emeraldd 7y ago
The cadmium could easily be tied to pigments, though I suspect this is more likely from environmental contamination. Some quick google searches find things like: https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/HealthyLiving&

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