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11y ago
The performance improvements that Ben Adams and other ASP.NET Core contributors have made haven't been Windows specific for the most part. Personally, I do most of my perf testing on Windows, but that doesn't mean Linux is complet
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Does Apple really have to create a "master" key though? Couldn't Apple write the backdoor that would only activates on the iPhone in question? Even if it was something as simple as "if (secure_id == terrorist_phone_id) [
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11y ago
Fortunately, the PDFs already contain the plain text as metadata. I believe they are what are known as a searchable image PDFs. The code posted here isn't doing any OCR, but whatever generated the PDFs (Acrobat?) might have.
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11y ago
According to section 3(2)(a) of the initiative, it appears that bona fide antiques 100 years or older are exempted given they are no more than 15% protected animal part/product by volume. Musical instruments get the same exemption. ht
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11y ago
This fails if Alice flips heads and Bob flips tails.
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13y ago
> Recovery from this bug could benefit if the new version of the OpenSSL would both fix the bug and disable heartbeat temporarily until some future version... If only vulnerable versions of OpenSSL would continue to respond to the heartb
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13y ago
I understand the viewpoint that greater moderation power should go those who contribute more. But as a fellow long-time lurker, I think accounts like ours make up for the long tail of HN contributions particularly in the form of comments. I
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13y ago
Thanks for pointing this out. It may seem obvious, but I never before considered how the simple grammatical mistakes I frequently make disproportionately hinder the ability of non-native speakers to efficiently comprehend my posts. Your com
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13y ago
While I agree that correcting grammar isn't usually that productive, I think that mixing up "your" and "you're" is probably indicative of a native English speaker. I doubt that "your" and "you&#x
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13y ago
Xamarin allows you to use Visual Studio and .NET/Mono to target Android and other platforms. [1] dot42 focuses on Android exclusively and targets dex/dalvik instead of the Mono runtime. [2] [1] http://xamarin.com/
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13y ago
The modal box does have a close button. Perhaps your ad blocker is blocking the close button.
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13y ago
Unless the 30% slower SSD can keep the CPU fully loaded since it's not the bottleneck.
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13y ago
What if the response is "No comment." as per corporate policy? I think a lot of people would interpret that answer to simply mean "no", but it doesn't necessarily mean anything regarding Jack(ie).
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13y ago
Way to take that quote way out of context. You make it sound like the Slate writer is supporting the quote, when it seems to me like he's arguing against it. > A lot of people will see this video as proof of how building songs from
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13y ago
No need to be rude. The video itself implies that the sample wasn't cleared. I wouldn't expect everyone who saw this post to watch the video AND read the whole thing. Still, you're right of course.
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13y ago
I would consider the Sports Broadcasting Act and the following legislation that expressly permitted the AFL/NFL merger to be, as you imply, well-known gifts from Congress to American professional sports leagues and the NFL in particula
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13y ago
While I agree that the NFL is certainly not a charity, I'm not sure that the NFL's nonprofit status is necessarily indicative of the league exploiting loopholes. I have always been led to believe that all league profits are shared
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13y ago
I have written 85 SO answers, yet I have never posted a question of my own on SO. Even so, I think SO has made me more productive, and that's counting all my time answering questions as wasted when in reality my time spent answering qu
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13y ago
Even worse. I found myself in situations where I cleared the middle section of one gate and, without any movement on my part at all, hit the next gate even though it also had an open middle section. This happened to me twice with a gate at
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Count() is an extension method for IEnumerable<T>. This means that Count() is a static method which takes an single argument of type IEnumerable<T> and ostensibly only depends on members defined by IEnumerable<T> to work (
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13y ago
>Impact Velocity - This is the velocity of the projectile before it enters the atmosphere. The minimum impact velocity on Earth is 11 km/s. I think it's implied that the impacting objects come from outside the Earth-Moon System. Other
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Syria certainly does not have good relations with the US. Currently the White House is considering providing more, potentially lethal aid to Syrian rebels. The White House Press Secretary has stated it is "highly likely" that the Assad regi
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14y ago
There is a client library that makes it easy to write JabbR bots in .NET/Mono: https://github.com/davidfowl/JabbR.Client
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The OP made too general of a statement because there are certain cases where V8 can preform better than the JVM; however, generally Java does seem to perform better (ignoring startup time). http://benchmarksgame.alioth.debian.org/u64/bench
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14y ago
Bad analogy. The only reason it is acceptable to shoot a trespasser invading your home is the issue of safety. There aren't that many people who would back up a landlord shooting their delinquent tenants with a shotgun either. As with copyr
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14y ago
Or perhaps Heroku and Dropbox are famous enough that posters assume people already know they were fostered by YC and don't tag accordingly.
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14y ago
If you are signed in with a Microsoft account everything seems to work. Terrible UX though. Nothing indicates you need to sign in.
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The subtlety sixbrx mentions used to be present in C#, but it has been mostly fixed by moving the declaration of the foreach loop variable inside of the loop [1]. Like Python, C# has reference semantics. I'm surprised that Guido van Rossum
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14y ago
The axes are labeled. You can tell from the horizontal scale that you're right about the regular peaks being weekly. The charts are not using any log scales however.
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Too bad this doesn't work in IE since it loads JS from github: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7180099/including-js-from... At least in IE 10, it would work if it wasn't for this.
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