grenoire

23 ms·

181.
by grenoire 5y ago
Slightly off-topic; I can't read this article without scrambling my brain. Whatever review is hidden inside here is behind a wall of obscure references that only the niche target audience can understand, and as I try to navigate around
182.
by grenoire 5y ago
Monsters aren't turned off, it's the lowest difficulty. Going through the first door (use key is U) starts off with two grunts.
183.
by grenoire 6y ago
The video linked in the article is a lot more technical and refers to the, indeed documented, the XLaunchNewImage function. I'd give it a watch!
184.
by grenoire 6y ago
I hope that doesn't mean that I have to build a rail line to a new copper sector to the north-east...
185.
by grenoire 6y ago
Not without scheduled Instagram breaks you won't.
186.
by grenoire 6y ago
I wish I had such tools when I was growing up building games! I had to battle ncurses, Allegro, OpenGL, and many more lower-level tech just to get some basic I/O. I'm not too sad about it because it paved the way to my stronger un
187.
by grenoire 6y ago
pg has been touting the statistics he's pulling out in here for a while on Twitter. I think he read these somewhere and started digging a bit more into it, constructed a narrative, and wrote an essay.
188.
by grenoire 6y ago
The currency technology that started up with the great benefit of preventing people from being disenfranchised from banking and money ends up being the perfect tool for doing just that.
189.
by grenoire 6y ago
This is on the supplier end, not the patient end.
190.
by grenoire 6y ago
Currently the most common and advanced practice I've seen is the FHIR format ( https://www.hl7.org/ ). This is not your usual step-tracking app, it's a data exchange format for hospitals and clinics. I think that&#x
191.
by grenoire 6y ago
Honestly, I can't really browse on my phone anymore. I'm... spoiled by FF + uBlock and I can't tolerate all the distractions. Will we ever get enough traction on either blocking mechanisms or stop shoving ads everywhere? Will
192.
by grenoire 6y ago
The goddam microservices video is an absolute masterpiece.
193.
by grenoire 6y ago
Priced in, as usual (not even meme-ing).
194.
by grenoire 6y ago
Won't stop snake oil salesmen from advertising such models and profit off of them. A substantial portion of the detrimental effects will be shared, regardless of the validity of the algorithm.
195.
by grenoire 6y ago
Comparing Django vs SQLAlchemy, Django's weakest point is its extremely static ORM syntax. The double underscore separation (e.g. user__group__name__icontains) for query parameters is likely my biggest pet peeve as it requires me to un
196.
by grenoire 6y ago
Read the backend, two-second cooldown
197.
by grenoire 6y ago
That looks like an interesting hard-coded check, I wonder what it intended to fix.
198.
by grenoire 6y ago
Verbatim from the docs, on read-csv: na_valuesscalar, str, list-like, or dict, default None Additional strings to recognize as NA/NaN. If dict passed, specific per-column NA values. By default the following values are interp
199.
by grenoire 6y ago
I was helping out a friend of mine in the risk department of a Big 4; he was parsing CSV data from a client's portfolio. Once he started parsing it, he was getting random NaNs (pandas' nan type, to be more accurate). I couldn&#x27
200.
by grenoire 6y ago
>Building your own Ruby web application from scratch however isn’t only educational—I’d argue that it’s also a rite of passage in a Ruby and Rails developer’s career! >Just kidding. Well, perhaps it should be? It's a pet-project
201.
by grenoire 6y ago
"Dude, I can't believe that your TTY renders the 'a's counters at four pixels high whereas mine at six! They're both eight-by-twelve in the bitmap."
202.
by grenoire 6y ago
This is also a very big pet peeve of mine, Mr Author. I'm honestly more frustrated when I want to have multiple systems with different fonts at least look similar in 'space occupied,' whereas the lettering being slightly diff
203.
by grenoire 6y ago
WHAT... Why ain't anybody talking about this? Brilliant!
204.
by grenoire 6y ago
Because the 'randos' know very well that they cannot surface with any of their actions. Even the white hats are getting regularly punished for their disclosures, what makes you think someone making a living off of exploits would
205.
by grenoire 6y ago
No need to be snide about it, OP simply suggests better standards for us all. These will require making fundamental changes to how we live, build, farm, create. There is no master plan in the end, but an ideal of a reliable and sustainable
206.
by grenoire 6y ago
Just to get a frame of reference: How much CO2? I'd assume that building once, and then not having to replace it for hundreds of years is the long con and more energy-efficient, if that's the metric we're going by.
207.
by grenoire 6y ago
Latter.
208.
by grenoire 6y ago
Weeks are measured in what I'd call, a lot of money. Is it a consolidation of funds sort of issue? Anybody responsible for getting it fixed?
209.
by grenoire 6y ago
What if we built simpler systems that are less prone to security issues, without the cpre assumption that we can 'just patch it up' whenever after it's shipped off?
210.
by grenoire 6y ago
Sometimes you meet people where you just feel like you have seen them before... in a movie or a TV series, perhaps? Be yourself, not the idea of somebody else.

More ›