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by emergie 6y ago
Thats funny, HN is News. It is a bit filtered or "community curated", but thats it. Side note: I use greasemonkey script to hide bbc, nyt, theguardian, *post.com, twitter, medium and "show HN" stories on HN.
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by emergie 6y ago
> News, human rights and government sites saw a censorship spike in Poland after protests in July 2019 I'm not aware of any site blocking other than unregistered online gambling sites. If something like that would occur it would be
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by emergie 7y ago
Unfortunately messagepack also forces IEEE754 standard for floating point numbers. That means it is useless for things like money or large/arbitrary precision numbers. In JSON a number-type value has to be parsed like in javascript, so
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by emergie 7y ago
xkcd comic strip convinently goes only to 20k bc https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f8/Ice_Age_...
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by emergie 7y ago
Expansionism is something else. You just read english translation of a polish article. Vladimir Bodnik called it explosionalismus. In polish explosionalismus is translated as eksplozjonalizm or eksplozjonizm. It was translated from that to
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by emergie 7y ago
I remember when Mark had Xi Jinping book on his desk. This guy is a joke. https://www.smh.com.au/technology/mark-zuckerberg-snapped-wi...
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by emergie 7y ago
you are talking about relation, in this context fk is an abstract concept linked article describes fk as an dbms construct - a schema constraint relations and conceptual foreign keys may exist without dmbs constraints, in such scenario dmbs
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by emergie 7y ago
btrfs still hasn't got working raid567 (raidz123 in zfs) https://btrfs.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/RAID56 in the begining of 2019 this page had a big fat warning: The parity RAID code has '''multipl
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by emergie 7y ago
Well it has most of the data, but the form is a bit unappealing. For comparision - this is a datasheet of a temperature sensor device: http://pdf.datasheetcatalog.com/datasheet/maxim/DS18B20.pdf Electrical charact
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by emergie 7y ago
Oh god, I have never seen a datasheet like this https://www.atlas-scientific.com/_files/_datasheets/_probe/E...
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by emergie 7y ago
where is Torvalds? the hell, where is Sergej Michajlowicz Brin?
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by emergie 7y ago
nah, bigint is just another wall you may hit bc/dc arbitrary precision calculators are usually installed by default on *nix platforms and they handle numbers with thousands of digits $ time echo '12345^67890' |bc |wc -c 2859
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by emergie 7y ago
for big numbers you can use bc (infix) or dc (rpn) calculator: echo '((-80538738812075974)^3)+(80435758145817515^3)+(12602123297335631^3)' | bc echo '_80538738812075974 3 ^ 80435758145817515 3 ^ 12602123297335631 3 ^ + + p&#x
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by emergie 7y ago
That is one of the reasons why I encrypt every drive. Only boot partition has to be unencrypted, the rest has to be encrypted. It is a part of "data is toxic" approach. I'm not willing to spend time to trace what data is stor
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by emergie 7y ago
Looks like regular grid, but they did special irregular 32v cell to cover land part of Norvegia. For me this places the UTM in "not reasonable" land.
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by emergie 7y ago
Aside of caseness there is another a bit similar problem. Unicode allows different forms that lead to the same representation for the user. Gödel.txt may be written as - G-\u00F6-del.txt where \u00F6 is "Latin Small Letter O with Diae
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by emergie 7y ago
init 6
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by emergie 7y ago
I remember reading somewhere that the different temperature preference has to do with different metabolisms among sexes. Higher temperatures resulted in increased productivity among women and decreased productivity among men. It seams that
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by emergie 8y ago
>what do you use luks >what do you use to manage cryptsetup >prefer a more enterprise solution... You have exotic needs, I doubt there is any open source solution that fits, you have to write your own. You can start by reading this
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by emergie 8y ago
> almost-impossible-to-reliably-detect have you ever tried document.documentMode?
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by emergie 9y ago
I'm pretty happy with Caps Lock remapped as Escape key. I think it's super useful to do this with any keyboard if you use vim.
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by emergie 9y ago
I like how listopad/lystopad/listapad and gruden/grudien/grudzien/hruden' are mixed up october/november/december - all depending on the tribe.
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by emergie 9y ago
Article is about setting up locale during compilation/runtime. Internally java/jvm uses only UTF-16 and it is not going to change because of backward compatibility reasons. Char is a 16bit type, so some unicode 'characters&#x
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by emergie 9y ago
Tested in IE11, document.documentMode===11 Array.prototype.forEach.call(document.querySelectorAll('div'), console.log) seams to work
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by emergie 9y ago
imho 'JavascriptQuery' or 'jQuery' sounds better, oh wait...
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by emergie 9y ago
I suggest thinkpad 13. I got mine i5-7200/256G NVMe/16G DDR4/noOS for about 800€ nad i'm quite happy with it. It's light, uses modern components, has decent keyboard and it's not very expensive.
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by emergie 9y ago
They did a 7row keyboard - thats good. But why they had to mess with Insert key? I want t60/t400 keyboard, not this t420ish
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by emergie 9y ago
it's gone now, probably someone fixed it for the record - it was a flashy red on yellow position:absolute div
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by emergie 9y ago
It's basically Java SE + a standarized stack of technologies, that are usually used in server applications: Servlet, EJB, CDI, JSP, JSF, JTA, JPA... Java EE is not the only way of doing serverside java apps - most of systems i've
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by emergie 9y ago
Other source, PL traffic only, 2.36% in W34 2017: http://www.ranking.pl/en/rankings/operating-systems.html No visible bump in data, just slow growth from 1.55% in Q3 2015 through 2.00% in Q3 2016 to 2.40% in Q3 20

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