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by ghayes 3y ago
Also it’s not the best for creating OS processes and/or interacting with stdio.
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by ghayes 3y ago
I had to look up "high-temperature superconductor" since it read like a typo: > High-temperature superconductors (abbreviated high-Tc or HTS) are defined as materials that behave as superconductors at temperatures above 77 K (−
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by ghayes 3y ago
I don’t really agree with the article. It basically could be summarized as “if he did nothing with it (I guess) we’d say why isn’t he doing anything, but if he does things that are objectively bad (e.g. rate limiting tweet views for real us
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by ghayes 3y ago
Per capita consumption would likely be a better measurement? Obviously much harder to measure.
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The Universal Unix Calendar(unixcalendar.xyz)
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by ghayes 3y ago
I think it’s fine so long as they come up with a consistent way to package this JavaScript code into modules. It would be crazy to have 3-4 competing standards.
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by ghayes 3y ago
The same (follow up) response from ChatGPT-4: > "Striking thirteen" refers to the 24-hour clock system, also known as military time, where 1 PM is 13:00, 2 PM is 14:00, and so on until 12 midnight is 0:00. > In the context o
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by ghayes 3y ago
I never understood why you can’t do this to say 10% of city roads. That way there’s still car accessibility and you can continue to grow public transit, as well. Personally I think the majority of roads should be reclaimed to pedestrians an
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by ghayes 3y ago
And Elixir introduced GenStage to help with this [0]. The thing that I love about erlang's actor model over Go (that for me a fatal flaw with Go and CSP) is the "spooky action at a distance" issue. It's much easier to re
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by ghayes 3y ago
I mean, the Luddites have failed, but there are still thriving artisan craft makers and artists.
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by ghayes 3y ago
It’s quite possible that a malicious takeover is only diagnosed after the fact. Updates might appear innocuous at first but later be incredibly user-hostile.
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by ghayes 3y ago
I'm not sure if they are all optional, since half of the pain comes from dependencies of dependencies, where you have very little control (esp in the npm world where you can't override resolutions).
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by ghayes 3y ago
Type it in lowercase and it won't count against the Roman numerals.
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by ghayes 3y ago
Did you actually manage to re-type that?
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by ghayes 3y ago
Also ended up with exactly 211, maybe the easiest choice. Sad at the ending. Other hints: * The eyedropper is a good way to get the hex quickly. * On Youtube search the time you need and then scroll until you load a metric ton of videos the
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by ghayes 3y ago
It worked for me, but I had to include `Rxb6+` for the capture and the check.
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by ghayes 3y ago
Surprised there hasn’t been a well-received HN post on Roc-lang. It looks really interesting.
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by ghayes 3y ago
I wonder if there's a world where we run nearly all user programs in isolated (containerized) environments, with minimal access to persistent storage, etc. In many ways it seems weird that we let every program access everything that yo
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by ghayes 3y ago
input.split('').filter((c) => c === chr).length; Edit: ah I assume you mean more like a histogram. Yeah, that's going to be less clean, e.g. input.split('').reduce((acc, el) => ({...acc, [el]: ( acc[el] ?? 0 )
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by ghayes 3y ago
Curious which services under GCP have been shut down? I get that Google killed Reader and that GCP users used Google Domains, but for the time-being GCP has felt safe.
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by ghayes 3y ago
Aren’t the people that use GCP the voices that you should listen to? The 2-back comment is basically hearsay while the 3-back is from a presumed GCP customer. I also use GCP and this stings a little, but I’ve never otherwise seen a single c
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by ghayes 3y ago
Per another thread, it appears Reddit is rapidly undeleting such posts.
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by ghayes 3y ago
Yeah, it’s funny what happens when the pilots need to access the head. The flight attendants move a cart to block the pathway while the cockpit door is open. I tend to agree with FAA that this is an unnecessary vulnerability if we can easil
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by ghayes 3y ago
I want to point out that the argument has never been “greedy laborers” in the pejorative sense. The argument has been that laborers need to rationally account for future inflation, which itself contributes to inflation. The reason that corp
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by ghayes 3y ago
I think the comparisons are often misplaced. Imagine if Facebook groups were the core experience of Facebook. Groups (subs) on reddit for most people _are reddit_. Plus, reddit is a nerdier crowd which likely cares more about this kind of s
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by ghayes 3y ago
Unless the threat seemed imminent, wouldn't the FBI be better at addressing this concern?
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by ghayes 3y ago
Have you tried adding “show your work” and other hints to help it arrive at the correct answer?
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by ghayes 3y ago
I am guessing it’s the really long link that’s not being broken up.
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by ghayes 3y ago
This is a little confusing since it’s not just an access token (or refresh token) since the OP wants to verify that the sender is the correct sender, not just that they have access to the token. Otherwise a token holder could simply pass th
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by ghayes 3y ago
Do they? Now it’s just Lightning and USB-C and it looks like Apple is finally conceding. But I agree there was a time before smart phones where it was truly all over the place.

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