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by geitir 3y ago
hypothetically it’s pretty easy to fake the odb reader versions of these. Just buy a male to 2 female odb splitter, strip one and hook a 9 volt battery and usb charger to the power wires. Plug your device into your car and turn it on, wai
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by geitir 3y ago
Honestly stack overflow is just a for profit Wikipedia. It’s content should be scraped and an open source version replace it
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by geitir 4y ago
C and C++ are pretty specialized this day and age in my opinion, you might have better opportunities breaking into a programming career if you at least get working knowledge of more popular languages
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by geitir 4y ago
The biggest addition to CSS in 25 years imo is container queries
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by geitir 4y ago
More regulation => more opportunities for bribery => more corruption
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by geitir 4y ago
Republicans wish they had that much power. The US isn't the center of the world
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by geitir 4y ago
I hate mongodb with a passion so maybe that's bringing it down
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by geitir 4y ago
In my experience cheaper grass fed beef in the US commonly tastes gamey which can be interpreted as fishy. More expensive grass fed doesn't have this problem, so it likely has to do with diet or the cut.
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by geitir 4y ago
Happy egg are my favorite as well. I have to say though, I tried their organic line and the yolks are indeed not as orange and a bit more runny. I actually buy the standard line for this reason
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by geitir 5y ago
The big one in my experience is it doesn't play well at all with JavaScript. Single file to my knowledge (I experimented with it briefly) allows all js to load on page and can then embed loaded media as base64. I think it also has heur
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by geitir 5y ago
And it generally does not do a good job
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by geitir 5y ago
On the subject of writing I think your website has a double negative: "so your data never doesn't get sent to the internet."
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by geitir 5y ago
Agreed
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by geitir 5y ago
I suppose if there was a hypothetical interface (in the programming sense) for the brain you could create an indistinguishable implementation from the perspective of your consciousness. But really your conscious awareness isn't "y
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by geitir 5y ago
Agreed, it's marketed pseudo innovation because people want to get rich
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by geitir 5y ago
To me it seems like people who were late to the game on crypto are trying to hype this concept of web3 to make a quick buck
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by geitir 5y ago
I was trying to put this into words and I like your explanation. People don't seem to realize that yes as long as you can trust the mediating party it may be a net benefit to avoid negative signaling, but the problem is once those prec
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by geitir 5y ago
I would say it's more like complexity == feels like I've accomplished something
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by geitir 5y ago
Sounds like it wasn't really alright
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by geitir 5y ago
It's actually a sentient AI trying to learn about humans. It knows exactly when to post in order to maximize engagement
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by geitir 5y ago
Maybe impose a tax on unoccupied apartments past a certain number
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by geitir 5y ago
You also don't get "vmmem" process that eats memory and doesn't give it back
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by geitir 5y ago
Do you have a scraper that looks for mentions of Cloudflare or did you just happen upon this?
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by geitir 5y ago
Thanks for your response. The comparison between infinite ttl cache entries and a denormalized doc is an insight I can't say I've had before and makes intuitive sense
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by geitir 5y ago
Unrelated to post, but as you seem well informed in the field, would you agree that if a schema is not likely to change and is controlled as you put it, there is no reason to attempt to store that data as denormalized document? Or at least
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by geitir 5y ago
The game that taught me typing was trying to respond quickly to trolls in WoW
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by geitir 5y ago
Google's tool repo kind of does what you thought this does
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by geitir 5y ago
Good insight
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by geitir 5y ago
Maybe try something like TeamViewer since rdp virtualizes the display adapter and likely other things
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by geitir 5y ago
Some people secretly like making things needlessly complex

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