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fuzzybear3965
6y ago
Streaming. I thought about this in the interfile sense, but not the intrafile sense. This makes sense.
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Can someone explain why I might use this instead of downloading a select group of files using a torrent file/magnet link? Is the advantage that it selectively downloads files on an as-needed basis? Or, is the product niche somehow rela
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6y ago
Oh, "wait for me" doesn't refer to an automatically-generated signup email ("me" is not "server I provisioned"). "wait for me" literally means "wait for human to create email and send it to
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6y ago
I'm feeling a bit thick. Regarding the change to the sign-up process... Originally: > Users couldn’t get started on their own. They had to first leave their email address and then wait for me to send them an email with a link allowi
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6y ago
I had the same question a few weeks ago! Apparently, the delay between monetary stimulus and the time we'd notice inflation is estimated to be greater than 12 months. I found one of the sources whose abstract I scanned when I had this
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6y ago
Did you mean the reverse? I.e. "If it's one CPU with carbon-neutral electricity, or three CPUs with electricity from coal, the latter is the responsible choice." If no, then why. I can explain my confusion if needed.
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I'm planning on using core NATS (as opposed to NATS streaming) for a lot of my message queuing. A brokered message queue is the same as a brokerless message queue where message forwarding (brokering) is not performed...
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6y ago
Expect some loss with this compression... In the wake of the Deepwater Horizon spill, a high-powered class-action attorney hires a team of field agents to recruit disenfranchised gulf fisherman as litigants. The field agents established a n
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6y ago
Flipping a coin if the vote is close seems to solve the voting dilemma... What am I missing?
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7y ago
So, I'm no expert but I'll offer my $.02. The difference between 5xy and 4wz type errors, it seems to me, lies in who has the problem (server vs. client, respectively) and whether or not the client should retry the request. So, in
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7y ago
Apologies for the delay. I rarely log in to HackerNews. Thanks so much for getting back to me. > Where's your shift key, though?! palmface I had meant <kbd>Tab</kbd>. But, you addressed this in spite of my mistake
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I took a look at your configuration and there are definitely some things that I'm going to steal. Where's your shift key, though?! > This whole layout resides on the keyboard itself. This was a game-changer for me. No toggling
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In college I met a friend who had a MacBook whose keyboard layout was assembled using the Dvorak layout (this was in 2009). Roll forward a couple of years and I had met another friend who used his OS to map QWERTY to Dvorak. Inspired, I spe
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7y ago
And before the wise guy chips in: yes, or a tautology.
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7y ago
Cunningham's Law victims. Or troll victims. Or both. Or neither.
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7y ago
How I can distinguish news discussing a processor core design (seemingly, usually, marketed as a "core") from that discussing hardware that I can actually buy (a processor "chip")? I would have thought that 1. https:&#x