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by habibur 5y ago
Without the legal backing of a recognized union, what prevents the company from firing anyone that declines to work like this?
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by habibur 5y ago
Also note that HTTP had it since early days. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/If... And Apache and other web servers support it out of the box. If your use case allows it co
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by habibur 5y ago
Valid point. The system can be gamed.
574.
by habibur 5y ago
So what's the problem? Is that unethical or illegal?
575.
by habibur 5y ago
That's what the "Donate to support" links are for I guess. But this no-ad is hugely under-rated. The web overall is not worse place simply because of overflow of ads. And Google or big players can't do anything about it
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by habibur 5y ago
Need performance comparison chart. Yggdrasil network throughput vs plain. Yggdrasil processor load and memory overhead vs plain. Yggdrasil latency vs plain. No matter how bad that numbers look. One can at least know beforehand wh
577.
by habibur 5y ago
Those things will be built over time. It's a large field out there waiting to be explored.
578.
by habibur 5y ago
Send the pointer from the pair to 3rd party and not the pair itself. You lose the efficiency in 3rd party, but still retain your gain in your own code. Better than before.
579.
by habibur 5y ago
> But I wouldn't be surprised that alignment ... troubles would eat any possible gain. It's string. Alignment shouldn't be a problem. Rather alignment issues are for the pointers to that string.
580.
by habibur 5y ago
Microsoft's MFC used to do this in their first version. But later ditched it. Maybe they found it not worth the trouble of checking for this condition everywhere. Increase in code.
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What I wish I had known about single page applications(stackoverflow.blog)
3 points by habibur 5y ago|1 comments
582.
by habibur 5y ago
There's a different comment here in this discussion from someone else that quotes the relevant text. Check that. Running the commands won't. But said elsewhere.
583.
by habibur 5y ago
Rather the API client calls the invalidation methods on the server to invalidate cache. The server doesn't do it all automatically. As far as I have understood.
584.
by habibur 5y ago
Looks like the same is said for Python, Ruby, Perl and all other scripting languages on MacOS too. Apparently Apple prefers compiled binary for everything. Am not complaining. The included Apache/MySQL servers were too old and I had to
585.
by habibur 5y ago
Need some benchmark numbers after that. Rust compiled binary FPS vs C code FPS.
586.
by habibur 5y ago
As the world has moved to HTTPS everywhere, ISPs injecting JS is a non-issue. They can't as they can't see what's in there. They can't even block JS. It's browser plugins right now -- the main snoopers.
587.
by habibur 5y ago
Right. And this article reminds me of people trying to use a SQL database like a filesystem. "Lock file before update otherwise it will get overwritten". Don't use record lock as like it's an attribute of a row. Add a co
588.
by habibur 5y ago
Then use more bits for floats and use naive average. This article is more like "how to squeeze the last bits from a floating point operation." And even if you use these techniques butterfly effect will kick in eventually.
589.
by habibur 5y ago
Simplified domain was supposed to hide the path too. Display only the domain name so that the user can focus there only which really mattered.
590.
by habibur 5y ago
For Linux, in the Makefile change the copy command to cp target/release/libinstant_distance.so instant-distance-py/test/instant_distance.so and it works. Built and running. The main tree was MacOS only. Here's resou
591.
by habibur 5y ago
That can be covered by double blind tests.
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by habibur 5y ago
Couldn't really find pricing info in the pricing page.
593.
by habibur 5y ago
> The main argument was that named arguments will cause your code to break when the arguments are renamed. Here's the counter point : ordered argument list will break if the order is re arranged in the defined function. While for na
594.
by habibur 5y ago
Then the problem is NOT "Blackrock buying homes". It's elsewhere.
595.
by habibur 5y ago
Sidestepping all the emotional comments. It's open market. Adopt to it. 1. Build more homes. 2. Sell to Blackrock or whatever at 2x or 3x your cost. 3. Profit!
596.
by habibur 5y ago
How a large a "cut" they take from every transaction is the question here. As for cash,there's no cut taken by any middle man. And when the central government or bank is involved in pushing a legal currency -- there shouldn&#
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by habibur 5y ago
> the drive, and the creativity, only come back if I stop working for an extended period of time (weeks) For me it was first weeks, and then months. And as for the last time, took six years.
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by habibur 5y ago
The modern web loads the whole website on your first visit, aka SPA. Plus React 150kb, Bootstrap 150kb and all their plugins make it multi megabyte. I was thinking about converting my old server rendered web site into modern web. Still wond
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by habibur 5y ago
> with the forum behind TOR TOR users clicking on a news link will take him to the news site through the TOR network. Thus rendering his IP useless.
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by habibur 5y ago
> Lots of classes and interfaces but they are all small and with a single purpose. That's the side effect. You ultimately end up with more code and not less even though it saves you from type checks. There are trade offs for both.

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