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7y ago
That's what they show if you're not on chrome, especially if you're blocking scripts or on a VPN.
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7y ago
I hope that 'bgra' was at least a typo of 'rgba'
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7y ago
I assuming running = owning, not managing. Subtle maybe in practice but not in revenue.
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7y ago
This seems perfect for the US, and they could even pitch it as such. Although you do start to open the game theory floodgate once you veer beyond dead simple voting systems, which could turn into a gerrymandering game if not carefully restr
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Side ish bonus: you're basically prepared to run a one man show or move into niche consulting (much much higher rates). You also get to set the quality standards/procedures going forward, which can be satisfying. As a tangential b
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I wish it was possible to purchase redder led headlights. The lowest I can find are around 5500-6000k, aka blinding white. And often people drive around with bright blue, which is even more off putting at night.
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7y ago
Honestly your best bet is to talk to people. I doubt cold calling/knocking on the door of a business will succeed, but people get enthusiastic when it comes to complaining about tedious/monotonous work. Especially at bars. Turn to
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7y ago
Note that this publication only seems to be analyzing the costs post-production. It's important to consider how damaging the cobalt and other rare mineral mining is for the sake of batteries, which are essentially scrap after 10 years
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7y ago
Wow, I always thought the UK was more focused on govt oversight than the US. Here in the US, building inspections have to be organized through government/municipal agencies. Whether they are subcontracted out is related to the size of
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7y ago
Yes, it always comes down to funding. But the major anti regulation party has also been staunchly anti tech regulation for a long time (link below), and even when the major tech companies tried to throw their weight around they lost (see Go
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If you know of a good source for large piles of docs that have been accurately/naturally translated eng/ch/jp, I'm sure deepl would be interested. As another poster pointed out, any deep learning NLP project boils down t
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7y ago
I was under the impression that this was a side goal of the servo project. Of course now it looks like it is it's own thing: https://servo.org/ Does anyone know if servo is supposed to be related to Firefox in some way
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Only a week? And I would slap python 3 right on top of that. Despite the language being inherently messy and fully dynamic (similar to js), there are tons of static analysis tools, compilers, alternate run times, IDEs, etc. Edit: the "
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Does anyone know of what useful/killer features chrome dev tools have that ff doesn't? I switched to ff full time a few years ago and only open chrome for testing sites. The only thing I notice is that they have slightly different
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7y ago
But without their own js compiler, chrome couldn't randomly add/deprecate features! It's not like Mozilla existed first and was open source back when Chrome launched. Oh wait, it was open sourced 10 years before Chrome launc
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I petitioned those with the power to do so, but it fell on deaf ears. Unfortunately I did not have the authority to change it myself.
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Yes, their offers look much better, thank you! I only posted this site because these guys used to have a lot of funny marketing stuff around the "no support". Their other site nosupportlinuxhosting.com still has a lot of it though
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7y ago
I'm confused how the 2 vcore/13€ is directly comparable to 8/$15. But I'm also not sure if the site I posted oversells the cpu cores since it doesn't specifically say so.
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Unfortunately if there were such audits, I can practically guarantee that it would end up being bottom-dollar devs employed through unions or insider dealings. And the larger companies like equifax would likely have a deal allowing them to
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An unnamed large bank in the US uses "admin"/"changeme" for a customer database. I'd love to say more about it but unfortunately that would probably identify me/them.
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Oh whoops, should have mentioned I am and have never been affiliated with this service. I only posted this because I was a huge fan of http://www.nosupportlinuxhosting.com/ , and I assumed the hn audience would respond more
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No Support VPS Hosting
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The primary reason is of course encapsulation. Many things you don't want to leave publically accessible. For instance if you're creating a thread safe api, you need to be mindful of references/mutexes/locks which can ea
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To address your first point, plenty of functional langs have access control - as an example F# has complete public/protected/private for all levels of function/class.
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I'm a big fan of Algorithms by Jeff Erickson (free to download at http://jeffe.cs.illinois.edu/teaching/algorithms/ )
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NordVPN's Log from the Breach
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What this article is missing is that the hackers had root access and had NordVPNs private key for their HTTPS cert for several months in 2018. This went undetected for months and they're only now publically admitting what happened due
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Security flaw lets anyone's fingerprint unlock a Galaxy S10 phone
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To anyone curious, this was studied at a small scale with promising results across several psychedelics. Most notably lsd and mdma (in addition to mushrooms and dmt). I can't seem to locate links to studies at the moment, but I'd
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4 or 5 days? I'm not convinced a healthy person could make it that long. I've asked hundreds of classmates and grad students over the years for their records and have yet to meet anyone that claimed over 72 hours. Personally my bo
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