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541.
by frutiger 7y ago
Any evidence for that or are you going on gut feel?
542.
by frutiger 7y ago
I did something easier than moving to Fastmail, I just paid for Gmail.
543.
by frutiger 7y ago
I almost did this for a recent (non-FANG) CI project, but I went for Mac Minis instead (they have more aftermarket rackmount options). If I need more throughput I’ll probably upgrade to the racked Mac Pros.
544.
by frutiger 7y ago
BigInt is in Stage 4 ( https://github.com/tc39/proposal-bigint ) which means that more than 2 implementations are shipping it unflagged. This is the last stage of any proposal in the TC39 process, which means it is de f
545.
by frutiger 7y ago
Manhattan (aka. New York County) is twice the size of San Francisco County. Couldn’t you find somewhere affordable if you’re willing to look outside San Francisco County as well?
546.
by frutiger 7y ago
Where else can they sort them?
547.
by frutiger 7y ago
GitHub also lets you self-host.
548.
by frutiger 7y ago
> Such is life in the npm world, unfortunately. I don't really think npm is to blame in this specific case. It's merely acting as an index to a set of tarballs, e.g. the same way PyPI or crates.io do. It would be fairer to poi
549.
by frutiger 7y ago
It has an image of a chicken, which should help.
550.
by frutiger 7y ago
No, all the profit Bloomberg makes from the company goes to charity through Bloomberg Philanthropy.
551.
by frutiger 7y ago
> and you need to factor in another hour+ for security Just an anecdote, but with TSA Pre, I haven’t needed more than 15 minutes for security, flying domestically and internationally several times per year for the past few years.
552.
by frutiger 7y ago
The Financial Times.
553.
by frutiger 7y ago
The third “word” might be PDF?
554.
by frutiger 7y ago
Google Flights (and click through to the carrier’s site) has been pretty accurate for me. Only one time VA swapped a B787 for an A340 on my flight from LHR to JFK. I asked the attendant and they explained that they were having some issues w
555.
U2F Support in OpenSSH HEAD(lists.mindrot.org)
1 points by frutiger 7y ago|0 comments
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Foie Gras, Served in 1k Restaurants in NYC, Is Banned(nytimes.com)
76 points by frutiger 7y ago|90 comments
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Intel: 10nm Product Era Has Begun, 7nm on Track(anandtech.com)
208 points by frutiger 7y ago|177 comments
558.
by frutiger 7y ago
No. They are typically all custom rendered using e.g. Cairo. In a native Win32 app every entry would be its own HWND. In a web page every input element is not an HWND; then entire web page is a single HWND.
559.
by frutiger 7y ago
Every meeting room in our office building has a little meter in it which rotates through displaying three different measurements: temperature, relative humidity and CO2 ppm. Most of my colleagues are surprised when I point this out to them
560.
by frutiger 7y ago
I can recommend https://www.amazon.com/Elliptic-Tales-Curves-Counting-Number... . It goes in-depth into the motivating use cases for elliptic curves (as well as their group law) and explains some very elegant theorems (Bézo
561.
by frutiger 7y ago
I tried it last Saturday but it just said “None Available”.
562.
by frutiger 7y ago
Off-topic: is the name related to this delicious Korean dish? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bibimbap
563.
by frutiger 7y ago
Incidental, but almost all plants pollinate by wind, not by insects (and even fewer by bees): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anemophily
564.
by frutiger 7y ago
Evolution is like gravity. It doesn’t have to adapt to anything on any timescale that is important to our anthropological ideas of “change” or “environment”.
565.
by frutiger 7y ago
Yes: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Oxidation_Event
566.
by frutiger 7y ago
Many species have caused widespread extinction on a level humans have barely approached. Cyanobacteria, for example: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Oxidation_Event .
567.
by frutiger 7y ago
Humans are a subset of the universe.
568.
by frutiger 7y ago
What do you think of cyanobacteria and the poisonous oxygen they emitted hundreds of millions of years ago?
569.
by frutiger 7y ago
I would hazard a guess that people’s intuition with shapes on a flat surface works better than their intuition on a curved surface, even though a globe is physically available.
570.
by frutiger 7y ago
It may not as big as it looks due to Mercator, but Russia is still the world’s largest country by a very large margin (almost a factor of two).

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