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by gleenn 6y ago
They do make it extremely easy to switch plans, pretty sure you can do what you're suggesting with granularity down to a single month.
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by gleenn 6y ago
This is super interesting. Especially the discussion on the vine with the single line of parasite cells that spans nearly the length of the vine that hosts it. Then they mention that the parasite DNA has really long interons, which are non-
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by gleenn 6y ago
I think it's a pretty reasonable response given malls and other places were scooping up bluetooth and wifi Mac addresses and using them to identify patrons. Sure, only Apple knows so it might possibly have some benefit to Apple and eve
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by gleenn 6y ago
If you think of groups of neurons in arbitrary dimensions, where some groups fire together for some things, and a different group with some overlap fire for other things, then it's like two dimensions where a line is a sense or thought
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by gleenn 6y ago
If you're an iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-alcohol-experiment-tae/id1... Not sure if they have an Android or other version.
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by gleenn 6y ago
OP said they scanned and found this problem in thousands of projects including some ones which are probably copied heavily as examples like from Nvidia. While the post might be a little strong, at least they back up their statement that man
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by gleenn 6y ago
Ben Bernanke ran the Federal Reserve for a couple terms. So he controlled the US money system. When things get hard for the economy, like they did when he worked there around 2000, a solution is to "print money", which is basicall
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by gleenn 6y ago
This is amazing. I just installed it (it's a free app with donations at the end ) and is exactly the kind of format that I think will help me succeed at taking more control of my alcohol intake. It actually reminds me of the Ten Perce
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by gleenn 6y ago
Their argument that 2/3rds the world is covered in water means it's a good place to build houses seems strained at best. Diversifying housing styles seems like a good idea in general but the number of problems you get probably out
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by gleenn 6y ago
Language isn't about beating people over the head about "mis-using" words, it's about conveying meaning. https://www.thoughtco.com/descriptivism-language-term-169044... I'm going to make an argument
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by gleenn 6y ago
I think a similar add-on went to court and was deemed illegal. Sorry, can't cite my source. I think it's a pretty common idea but falls flat quickly once you realize there isn't a reliable way to mass vet reviews
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by gleenn 6y ago
Xml is an open standard man, just pretend your Neo from the Matrix reading the screen saver
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by gleenn 6y ago
Clojure...?
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by gleenn 6y ago
That's how Clojure implements vectors except its a tree of 8-element arrays. This has nice functional programming properties because it makes it easy to make immutable copies of large vectors with good performance and memory characteri
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by gleenn 6y ago
Excellent article. Haven't read something so opinionated but clear and well argued about programming in a while. His summary rules at the bottom are great: To sum up: If a function is only called from a single place, consider inlining
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by gleenn 6y ago
The author stated many reasons this just wasn't the case. Lots of missing libraries to common services or libraries that weren't mature enough like the saddeningly reported Postges driver. That seems particularly damning, if I can
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by gleenn 6y ago
Just saw this posted recently as well - A command-line tool to grep Clojure code. https://github.com/bfontaine/grape
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by gleenn 6y ago
How about, for someone to post a review, you have to take a picture of yourself with the product. But before you take the picture, you get randomly assigned a number. You must post a picture with that number in the photo. Then either do mag
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by gleenn 6y ago
I understand your point for the most part, but the argument isn't that you have to build exactly what Walmart has (hundreds of buildings with mass distribution). Any Joe can setup a grocery/goods store tomorrow. Will they crush Wa
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by gleenn 6y ago
In one of the graphs, the x-axis has the language code for the languages they used I think: https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-eqH1ZsnTP2o/XzwlDjy3X5I/AAAAAAAAG...
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by gleenn 6y ago
The reason we have programming languages at all is to make the process of using the CPU easier. We don't code in assembly because it's easier to do things with higher level languages. If you can make a language both designed to ru
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by gleenn 6y ago
I'm not sure I understand your point. Did you actually look at the regression line through the data? It looks crazy off. I'm not a statistician but that line looks like it doesn't represent that data very well at all. People
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by gleenn 6y ago
That was an amazing video. I understand some fundamental crypto about secret sharing with Shamir's algo and it only took 7 minutes. Oh, and in the last 30 seconds they basically explain how bittorrent missing chunks work too. Thanks!
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by gleenn 6y ago
Would you care to elaborate? I'm very fond of the language but have found people to be generally pleasant. The only criticism I have is that its a pretty small community so finding fellow Clojurists tends to be hard.
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by gleenn 6y ago
I think REBL is actually more of Stuart Holloway's baby, isn't it? They're close, so maybe this isn't so clear.
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by gleenn 6y ago
"... consenting adults that guides you towards doing the right thing by default..." really hits the nail on the head. I do a lot of Java interop at work, which is a necessary evil, but once I'm in Clojure code I'm happy
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by gleenn 6y ago
That does read more like a Cloudflare advertisement, and they definitely don't add much in terms of who's being attacked. The graphs are pretty misleading with titles mentioning "since George Floyd's death" which w
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by gleenn 7y ago
While it's easy to through around words like anecdata and poke at this article for not having hard data, I simply don't think you'll be satisfied because measuring productivity and value delivered are incredibly hard to quant
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by gleenn 7y ago
Marketing is supposedly a large part of spend too, or should be from what Ive heard. Doesn't matter what your building if no one has ever heard of it, and I've heard some comapnies spend huge sums on marketing alone.
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by gleenn 7y ago
But at least the software could assert that the construction speed was lower than what the map stated the speed limit was so you could only slow down a car which would hopefully be a safer failure.

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