flowerbreeze

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by flowerbreeze 4y ago
I've only given up trying to understand a system once. It was when I was handed over an application that used stored procedures for everything. Including recursive stored procedures... The rest could be figured out, but they were just
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by flowerbreeze 4y ago
I like this idea and have been wondering about it. Right now it is considered normal for every company to keep personal data, but what if it was forbidden to store anything for longer than say 10 minutes and it is only allowed to keep anyth
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by flowerbreeze 4y ago
Why bother with quantum physics if classical physics works for most things we need?
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by flowerbreeze 4y ago
Is it because less heat escapes from the boiler or the burning is more efficient?
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by flowerbreeze 4y ago
Maybe true, but it could also be true that the ones who are smart enough to maintain it will leave and the ones who aren't will stay.
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by flowerbreeze 4y ago
Aligns with fail fast and fail often policy.
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by flowerbreeze 4y ago
Thank you! This works great as well for my purposes: > a = new Uint16Array(1) Uint16Array(1) [ 0 ] > a[0] 0 > a[0] = a[0] + 65537 65537 > a[0] 1
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by flowerbreeze 4y ago
Thank you! This does exactly what I meant. I think this is the best solution for my use-cases. It even handles floating point operations to a correctly, something I didn't expect.
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by flowerbreeze 4y ago
My favourite way of handling angles was always with either unsigned char or 16bit unsigned int that was treated as 1/nth of turn. Usually in these cases cos/sin tables were pre-calculated for speed, although that need went away to
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by flowerbreeze 4y ago
In my opinion it is, because I don't need to recall what I recall.
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by flowerbreeze 4y ago
Still the same for me. I think it has received a big hug.
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by flowerbreeze 4y ago
This looks great, exactly what I meant. I'm not in US, and I've never seen any similar warnings on any medication unfortunately.
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by flowerbreeze 4y ago
I agree, it would be nice to have boxes of medication come with obvious large prints in style "grapefruit + this medicine = DEATH, tomato juice + this medicine = VOMIT FOR DAYS, YAY". It seems that the most deadly things should be
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by flowerbreeze 4y ago
No worries, although strangely enough, the one I was reading is not on any of the additional pages neither. Who knows, maybe the user deleted it later. Not a big deal. Thank you for looking into it.
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by flowerbreeze 4y ago
I always write e-mail too. Perhaps because in my native language the word "email" means "enamel" and it feels like it would be a strange thing to send somebody.
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by flowerbreeze 4y ago
I don't think he's more disliked than Bezos, or Zuckerberg. Unlike with Bezos and Zuckerberg, Elon at least seems to have a personal mission beyond earning a lot of money, whether it is a lie or not. Out of curiosity, who are the
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by flowerbreeze 4y ago
For me, it's good, because I like quite soft and low keys. They still do a mild click and it feels obvious if a key is pressed, but it's not pronounced like on higher-key/mechanical keyboards. What I personally like is that t
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by flowerbreeze 4y ago
I use a slimbook with Manjaro/i3, and it's fast. Far more performant than Macbook Pro 2017 13-inch 16GB with iOS I have to use at work (a bit older hardware to be fair) and 1/2 in price. No freezing, can run PyCharm, VSCode
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by flowerbreeze 4y ago
I've not used Windows for a long time, but in .exe format it was possible to include additional data at the end of it and read it during program execution. I am relatively certain writing was not possible while the executable was runni
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by flowerbreeze 4y ago
I think from UX perspective it is unbelievably more convenient as well. Plain popup warnings with "press Ok if you mean it" are bad enough, but quite recently the new even worse "type delete, if you want to delete, then press
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by flowerbreeze 5y ago
Same for me. The only thing I miss is having slightly shorter paragraphs in a few places - everything else feels good.
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by flowerbreeze 5y ago
I would go with POST with a body in that case, where I interpret is as a "new search item" and use GET to scan through results, if there are many results available. I don't think I've needed something like this more than
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by flowerbreeze 5y ago
I don't think that would qualify as explicit consent. According to GDPR consent would have to be: "freely given, specific, informed and unambiguous indication of the data subject's wishes by which he or she, by a statement or
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by flowerbreeze 5y ago
First, see a therapist. Second, especially if the therapist recommends it, and they probably will given what you're telling, see a good psychiatrist. If they are any good, they'll request blood tests, not only prescribe something.
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by flowerbreeze 5y ago
A drill with a small hard sponge attachment could work? Using a drill with a sponge has been the only way I managed to clean my stove top within reasonable time when something particularly nasty has managed to get burnt there. Maybe a small
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by flowerbreeze 5y ago
Congratulations on the launch! I think am getting better results than on any other engine I've tried using experimentally. Nice and sneaky job ad too in the console. As for some downsides I felt that: 1. The page is too heavy for my ev
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by flowerbreeze 5y ago
Socket.io client depends on engine.io. That's probably why there isn't much in the socket.io-client: https://github.com/socketio/engine.io/search?q=pingInterval
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by flowerbreeze 5y ago
I don't think this search engine is quite ready for its prime time. Almost all the results are from graph subdomain of facebook. My guess is that maybe the engine hasn't crawled enough of anything else and is still stuck at the la
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by flowerbreeze 5y ago
You can do without, but it is useful, if you aren't that good at tuning by ear. My electro-acoustic guitar has a tuner built into it. I wouldn't call myself a musician, the precision of my hearing is dubious and since I practice r
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by flowerbreeze 5y ago
I tried it out, and it's very fast on some websites, but freezes the tab for a few seconds when trying to display others. A bit later (in 15 minutes or so) it completely froze the system toward the end of watching a video leaving the a

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