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by foob 6y ago
Just a heads up, the viewport scrolls in Firefox on Android while you're painting. Everything still works otherwise, but it makes it hard to draw because the canvas is moving with your finger. I'm guessing it has something to do w
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by foob 6y ago
I recently ran into this sort of filtering when trying to share an AI Dungeon .link URL with a friend. It's kind of crazy that entire TLDs are blocked without any indication or warning.
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by foob 6y ago
It's not unicode, but there's also sixelplot [1] which allows matplotlib plotting in a terminal using sixel. The underlying pysixel library [2] unfortunately doesn't support Python 3.7+ however. [1] https://github.
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by foob 6y ago
If you want to see more high quality blog posts, then I highly recommend taking actions to help promote and encourage them. Sign up for a mailing list or subscribe to an RSS feed when you find a blog that consistently produces quality mater
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by foob 7y ago
I think this is a great explanation. The US has a much more recent history of frontiermanship and homesteading than Europe does, and that continues to permeate our culture in many ways. When I was a kid, books like My Side of the Mountain
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by foob 7y ago
the danger from a cyclist running a red light is mostly to the cyclist It's also dangerous to pedestrians. I see cyclists run red lights with pedestrians in the crosswalk almost every day, and many of them seem to assume that people
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by foob 7y ago
I think that's the default for most high exposure projects. Unless, of course, both projects have the same author, and that author's primary concern is increasing their own exposure.
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by foob 7y ago
Interesting, I had always assumed that they made the switch to be more vegetarian friendly, but it actually was because of the "fat scare." I googled around to learn more about it, and found an article called Why McDonald's
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by foob 7y ago
Very cool. I had the same idea a couple of years back and implemented a very similar interactive tool [1]. If you find the topic interesting, then you might also enjoy the analysis explained in that blog post. - [1] - https://int
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by foob 7y ago
I'm the other half of the cat and mouse game that Antoine is referring to, and I just wrote another rebuttal that people here might find interesting [1]. It goes into a little more detail about what his test site is actually doing, and
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Bypassing Headless Chrome Tests, the game goes on...(tenantbase.com)
3 points by foob 7y ago|0 comments
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by foob 7y ago
Hasn't the rise of Uber and Lyft already turned it into a numbers game? I get drivers that I would consider below average all the time, and I don't have any control over which driver I get. Even when you're the one driving, y
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by foob 7y ago
Do you have any concerns about giving it the same name as the web framework? Sanic is one of the more popular Python web frameworks with over 12k stars on GitHub. I would guess that a significant portion of your potential users already asso
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by foob 7y ago
They look at them, but they don't follow them strictly [1]. They make judgement calls on what they should do rather than treating robots.txt files as a legal contract. [1] - https://blog.archive.org/2017/04/17
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by foob 7y ago
This is a polite thing to do, but I don't think that there is any legal precedence for it being an actual requirement. Notably, both Apple and The Wayback Machine publicly disregard robots.txt files [1]. I would be very curious to read
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by foob 7y ago
This might come off as pedantic, but LyX is explicitly designed to be What You See Is What You Mean (WYSIWYM) rather than What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG). It gives you the gist of how things will end up without attempting to actually
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by foob 7y ago
I think this says more about those developers than it does about Vim. In my experience, people who are highly effective at programming in Vim typically have it configured in such a way that it offers language-specific functionality comparab
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by foob 7y ago
Have they fixed the issues with where the cursor ends up after certain operations? It's been a couple of years since I've used it, so I can't give an explicit example, but there were multiple common operations where the curso
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by foob 8y ago
> Who cares if it's illegal? The pedestrians that are endangered by relatively high speed motorized vehicles riding on sidewalks care. It's totally reasonable for you to not want to ride a scooter on the street, but that doesn&
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by foob 8y ago
Yikes! I'm one of the maintainers of the Remote Browser open source project [1]. It's a cross-browser compatible automation framework which heavily leverages the power of vanilla JavaScript and the Web Extensions API to offer feat
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by foob 8y ago
That's quite specific. Do you know what the impetus for them to stop was?
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by foob 8y ago
Yeah, I think this is a fair assessment. Companies like Citibike and Zipcar provide similar benefits, but they do so by isolating their pickups to designated areas where they presumably have approval to operate. These scooter companies use
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The Red Tide and the Blue Wave: Gerrymandering as a Risk vs. Reward Strategy(intoli.com)
4 points by foob 8y ago|0 comments
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by foob 8y ago
I recognize that I'm in the minority, but I want a terminal interface on my phone. I have my qualms with Android, but one of my favorite things about it is that I can drop into a terminal and have what is essentially a full Linux distr
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by foob 8y ago
The author of F5Bot recently published a guest-post on the Intoli Blog called How F5Bot Slurps All of Reddit [1]. It goes into a lot of technical detail about how the service works and some of the challenges that arise when dealing with s
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by foob 8y ago
As part of a company in the residential proxy space [1], I just wanted to point out that this type of proxy is used in a very different way than low-end VPNs. Residential proxies tend to much more expensive, and this results in them being u
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Breaking Out of the Chrome/WebExtension Sandbox(intoli.com)
2 points by foob 8y ago|0 comments
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How to Create a Public Slack Community with Open Invites(intoli.com)
1 points by foob 8y ago|0 comments
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User-Agents – Generating random user agents using Google Analytics and CircleCI(intoli.com)
3 points by foob 8y ago|0 comments
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Why Python's For-Else Clause Makes Perfect Sense, but You Still Shouldn't Use It(intoli.com)
1 points by foob 8y ago|0 comments

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