gjem97

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by gjem97 9y ago
I'm more interested in where it went, and how it influences decisions.
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by gjem97 9y ago
I've always been confused about stories like this. My understanding is that companies cannot give directly to campaigns. So, can someone please ELI5 the exact mechanism by which influence is exerted in these cases? For example, if w
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by gjem97 9y ago
Was there really no research before this that showed that losing weight was beneficial for sufferers of Type II diabetes?
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by gjem97 9y ago
Limited support for datatypes? http://syncfree.github.io/antidote/crdts.html
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by gjem97 9y ago
I think the issue you're looking for is a limited number of supported datatypes. This doesn't appear to be a general-purpose database at the moment: don't expect to drop it in as a replacement for MySQL. Doesn't mean i
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by gjem97 9y ago
Not sure what the "it" is in your first sentence, but allow me to address the rest of your points. "First compilation ... will be very slow": the go compiler is in fact quite fast, orders of magnitude faster than C++ or
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by gjem97 9y ago
Yes, the prefix is the timestamp.
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by gjem97 9y ago
Does anyone use ULIDs [1] instead of UUIDs for stuff like this? I like that they're sortable. [1] https://github.com/alizain/ulid
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by gjem97 9y ago
What parts of FF 57 are written in Rust? Just Stylo? Edit: I don't intend for this to sound like I'm complaining, just interested.
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by gjem97 9y ago
> All the calculations are done on a per-pixel basis. Is there a term for this type of shader? Am I correct in assuming that this approach is primarily for demos, or is there a benefit to this approach for gaming or visualization?
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by gjem97 9y ago
To the extent that Amazon makes a profit on AWS (and I guess I'm not sure that they do), it would make sense for them to work on things that cost them money, but increase usage of AWS.
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by gjem97 9y ago
I always find it a bit strange when people talk about shortages of non-price-controlled goods and services. When you say that the industry is "short on construction workers", there's an implicit "who will work for what
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by gjem97 9y ago
I don't think the core problem here is solved by the application of a distributed ledger. The problem that you will need to solve is this: residential real estate loses value fast if not maintained, and furthermore can vary a lot base
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by gjem97 9y ago
Ah, yes, missed that. My point about the agreement stands though. The email on page 11 appears to state that they owe him $30,000, if he just provides some demographic info. They then send him a contract weeks later, and use the phrase &
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by gjem97 9y ago
It's not clear to me that OP has consulted a lawyer about this. IANAL, but the question here is not whether the servers are/were in-scope, but whether DJI agreed to pay him $30,000 and then later made it a condition that he sign
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by gjem97 9y ago
dieutribenhkhop.com (which resolves to 127.0.0.1) works on 8.8.8.8 but not 9.9.9.9, and quad9.net reports it as "blocked"
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by gjem97 9y ago
Can someone with a longer attention span than me provide a summary? I didn't get far enough to glean what the "scam" is.
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by gjem97 9y ago
On-demand water heaters are really only feasible if you have natural gas or propane heat in your house. The electric ones are quite feeble and expensive to operate. This is a good idea. My intuition though is that the additional up-front
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by gjem97 9y ago
It's funny, because I actually had this happen exactly once. I had ordered an iPhone 3G for delivery on the first day of its availiability. I was out of the house and rushing back to meet the UPS guy, but missed him. Very disappoint
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by gjem97 9y ago
Just wondering: why is it useful to know it's a PDF before clicking?
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by gjem97 9y ago
Seems like there's a lot of slack given for being new. They have had relative ease raising capital, their market cap is still enormous relative to the number of cars produced, and lots of people are still on the waiting list for a car
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by gjem97 9y ago
My understanding was that there are many solvers that you can use. Do they all backtrack?
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by gjem97 9y ago
There's more to IP than patents. I imagine Tesla has a lot of trade secrets wrapped up in their manufacturing processes.
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by gjem97 9y ago
I find the writing here confusing. This is what I understand, please correct me if I'm wrong. The URG field is currently used to smuggle urgent data in its value, whereas the spec says that it should be used to mark the end (and begi
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by gjem97 9y ago
I hope the OP notices this, it's excellent advice. The time you spend on your claim to your insurance company may be the best hourly rate you ever make in your life. Don't rush it, get it right. My takeaway from the reddit comm
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by gjem97 9y ago
Q: Why are they flatlining? A: Random variation. But seriously, you shouldn't be allowed to announce a trend without giving some measure of historical volatility. Show me that this "flatline" is actually a major deviation fr
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by gjem97 9y ago
The HTML parsing part appears to be "golang.org/x/net/html". Does anyone have experience parsing "real world" html with this? How does it do?
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by gjem97 9y ago
You could sell a Kitchenaid-mixer quality toaster for much less than a Kitchenaid mixer.
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by gjem97 9y ago
Then why do they pay for the Kithchenaid mixer.
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by gjem97 9y ago
I really get frustrated at how many small appliances I end up throwing out. It just doesn't make sense to repair a food processor that breaks. This stuff that's made with a plastic housing doesn't last more than 5 years in

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