ghayes

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by ghayes 4y ago
I just want to say the app is amazing and my team loves it. Good luck mitigating the DDoS, and even under attack, Linear is faster than JIRA.
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by ghayes 4y ago
We’re in agreement here that Celsius was never, nor had any business pretending to be, decentralized, correct?
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by ghayes 4y ago
For the life of me, I can't understand why they didn't go the route of "add an id to your hook." It would solve one of the two big gripes people have with hooks.
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by ghayes 4y ago
PUT versus POST
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by ghayes 4y ago
Reddit thread with author: https://old.reddit.com/r/Cubers/comments/whuhkq/i_learned_fu... YouTube playlist by author: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRfiRupL1WHMiwO10094hkuFS...
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by ghayes 4y ago
Curious if we've ever considered adding Markdown as a new MIME type that could be accepted directly by browsers (similar to text/plain). It could be nice to serve markdown without needing to even use a static-site generator (but s
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by ghayes 4y ago
To be fair, it doesn’t need to be strcmp since the target is known. It could simply check for a null terminator on the next byte or another dot followed by a null terminator. Surely a few more instructions, but not a complex subroutine call
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by ghayes 4y ago
This is how I get to web videos on my Peloton. Viewing the mandatory software licenses leads to web links and then you can visit anything in that Chrome browser window.
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by ghayes 4y ago
Sure, but then we get to the issue of rounded corners. Whether or not the idea is novel and should be patentable, the publication of the patent provides no specific value to society.
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by ghayes 4y ago
You missed my biggest gripe: the Golang influenced decision that "zero strictly equals nil." This decision is non-idiomatic in, honestly, most languages.
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by ghayes 4y ago
Right, and "debt" is a beautiful word here. It accurately describes receiving the value today, but then owing that time back, with interest, in the future.
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by ghayes 4y ago
GCP is not only disorganized but it’s so slow. I shudder when I hit the window reload button.
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by ghayes 4y ago
I also think green/yellow should be restricted to the sub-word. Also some prompts are hard due to proper nouns (like “Pop” toys or “Mordor” when I expected “vinyl toy” or “volcano”)
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by ghayes 4y ago
Curious if `evevalal` would have worked…
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by ghayes 4y ago
Even better would be: ask your rep what his or her favorite animal is. If he or she answers giraffe, then share this code. Otherwise hang up and dial the number on the back of your card.
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by ghayes 4y ago
If the time period keeps getting extended, then it's just a more complicated way of saying "indefinitely."
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by ghayes 4y ago
Yeah the observation period is very limited for the claims being made. It seems that adding a tracking device and/or camera could lead to significantly stronger conclusions, which surely has been accomplished by other researchers.
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by ghayes 4y ago
Yeah zero-knowledge is supposed to give you no usable information, but brute-forcing aside, the fact anyone can learn they are not the target is knowledge, right?
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by ghayes 4y ago
Yes, but the side-effects of laws are the direct effects of laws and cannot be simply dismissed. This is the primary concern for any law, that it may impose other costs on society than just its intended consequences.
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by ghayes 4y ago
Is this going to be hand-rolled? Do you change the prompt you pass to the network to reflect the desired outcomes?
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by ghayes 4y ago
That the order of the numbers is unimportant? Otherwise every non-duplicate solution has a correlate solution, inverted. E.g. (3,2) implies (2,3) is also a solution.
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by ghayes 4y ago
That statement follows with: > Obviously, this is partly intentional- Gregory Markov modelled his famous Chain after his younger brother, who would try to finish all of Gregory's sentences for him. The one way Markov could fool him
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by ghayes 4y ago
The original circumstances were, in fact, written, and the example quoted above was below such threshold. As such, I wouldn’t believe the note on verbal contracts is relevant to the matter at hand.
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by ghayes 4y ago
> Naturally, this has major consequences for social attitudes about work — and the viability of performing labor in times of crisis. What sets zoomers apart, according to common narratives, is their determination to be fulfilled and defi
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by ghayes 5y ago
… which laws are not voted by Congress? To put this directly: all federal laws in the United States are voted by Congress.
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by ghayes 5y ago
Maps of territory are a terrible way to show the state of the war. This article provides some color and might help underscore why the narrative could be correct even if the maps look otherwise: https://foreignpolicy.com/2022
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by ghayes 5y ago
The Bloomberg article states this fact, as well.
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by ghayes 5y ago
Under US law, you’d likely be covered by fair-use so long as you’re reporting on the tweet as a news-worthy event (versus, say, asking for lols).
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by ghayes 5y ago
Curious if there’s any reason this is of particular importance. E.g. is it bad for screen readers?
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by ghayes 5y ago
These are just sessions (e.g. session cookies). The arguments against using database-stored sessions are generally brought up in the context of microservices or decentralized systems where that service/machine that keeps track of sessi

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