grenoire

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by grenoire 7y ago
Well, the app has to support it, so you're down to the will of the developer. Sounds like a cool little thing, but wouldn't mind a standard to use on non-mobile platforms.
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by grenoire 7y ago
I like a combination approach much better. Buy multiple shirts, tees, sweaters, and pants which can match with each other. Oftentimes these are less saturated earthy colours with white and black mixed in. It'll be timeless and easy to
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by grenoire 7y ago
Linus did not intend Linux to be ran on anything but his PC setup either, but here we are.
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by grenoire 7y ago
At a physical store you can check in advance if the expiration date has passed or not. You don't get the option to confirm it when you order online, however.
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by grenoire 7y ago
They give you free money for some reason. I was priding myself on never having any crypto holdings until they forced the cash on me (which, of course, cannot be complained about on a basis of principle).
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by grenoire 7y ago
Love the release poster for this one.
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by grenoire 7y ago
example.html shows an embedded JPEG as binary. How exactly does this work in terms of parsing? This question also goes for embedded JS and whatnot. How can you tell where a block ends when the contents of a block do not conform to the block
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by grenoire 7y ago
As a rule of thumb, if you would like to not get downvoted for controversial statements, please source your assumptions.
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by grenoire 7y ago
In terms of the diacritics used or the actual grammatical structure?
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by grenoire 7y ago
> "3 seconds might be more than you need to get your message on your audience's mind though. I am thinking of the catchy headline, the picture of the celebrity of the month (with that particular brand of headphones or handbag),
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by grenoire 7y ago
Wow, elegant. This was probably conceived as an idea during the design phase of the language, it seems right .
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by grenoire 7y ago
Agreed, collateral blocks are not necessarily your worries in such scenarios. You could block all of the (e.g.) AWS datacenters for all that matters, if your endgame is preventing access to social media services.
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by grenoire 7y ago
Turkey used to implement DNS blocks but these days (because people learned to quickly circumvent DNS blocks by Google or OpenDNS) they straight up don't route the IPs.
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by grenoire 7y ago
To add to this; Turkey has had a very turbulent past when it came to internet censorship. Politicians have been baffled at (and as such scared by) the speeds at which information spreads online, and have been actively attempting since then
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by grenoire 7y ago
Somebody got very salty at the brogrammers over here...
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by grenoire 7y ago
It is taken granted that if you are reading a high level maths paper, you are capable of deriving the authors' working intuitively. Papers would be excessively bloated without that assumption; besides, how far in detail do you go with
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by grenoire 7y ago
The comparison I am trying to make is between consuming and producing acts. After all my years of playing video games; my point is that the opportunity costs are higher for playing video games than shooting freethrows.
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by grenoire 7y ago
I don't think practicing piano or performing alone is a creative endeavour unless you are either adding to or mutating the piece you are playing, or are using your piano skills to compose new pieces. "Making" art, as another
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by grenoire 7y ago
I used to think that I was addicted to video games when in high school I would get together with my friends and play Civilization all night long, every single day. Nowadays I keep hearing about younger brothers and sisters who are literally
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by grenoire 7y ago
In order to manufacture these chips you need the schematics. It's the same thing as having the source code and the deployment/compilation instructions: You don't need anything else.
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by grenoire 7y ago
I would not be surprised if the ToS permitted their behaviour. "Any content you give us, we can use freely in- and outside the platform" kind of deal is going to go past people easily. I think we would have seen people chasing Tik
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by grenoire 7y ago
Oh man, Silk Icons in the navigation bar. This is true Web 2.0 nostalgia.
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by grenoire 7y ago
> In the event, I’d been able to persuade GPT-2 to express the thoughts that I wanted it to express, although I didn’t feel any more confident in my own knowledge of language or my own prowess at predicting what it might say. After a few
534.
by grenoire 7y ago
Christ, this is on the exact opposite extreme. I'm not sure if this is what I would like to dig through for each big release; could be a tad easier to digest.
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by grenoire 7y ago
I think the main reason is because you have to build your entire back-end based on the assumption that you are using intercooler. It requires the responses to be formatted HTML for anything more complex than changing the content text. It en
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by grenoire 7y ago
It is, but unfortunately the HTML structure is quite horrible. It is built less like a web page and more like an Excel spreadsheet. Makes it terribly hard to parse automatically.
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by grenoire 7y ago
Saving credentials and much more with the GUI. Not to discount the value of all the cool utilities it comes with.
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by grenoire 7y ago
I think the north and the south both have a lot to learn from each other, unfortunately the economic discrepancies make it less and less likely for this exchange to happen. It's a sad state of affairs, but just as the southerners can l
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by grenoire 7y ago
This is absolutely mortifying, how much metadata do pages have to share with browsers to do that one weirdly specific thing!?
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by grenoire 7y ago
This fact is luckily slowly leaking into higher education of finance, and is preventing hundreds of poor finance students from attempting to reinvent the wheel.

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