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by hannibalhorn 6y ago
That explains Argentina. Seriously though, this study was published in 1989, so doesn't seem to be all that newsworthy?
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by hannibalhorn 6y ago
If I were Epic, I wouldn't even pick up the phone tonight. Let Apple sweat, and soon enough it'll be before a Congressional panel. The app store certainly adds value by screening out abusive behaviors that can't be simply sa
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by hannibalhorn 6y ago
I really enjoyed the first bit about his background. I don't see it as "victimhood" as much as showing where he came from - inspirational, even.
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by hannibalhorn 6y ago
I have several for homebrewing - monitoring mash, sparge, and fermentation temps.
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by hannibalhorn 6y ago
I'm ignorant on the topic, but I'm really surprised the US wouldn't share that "equivalent access" to GPS with the UK? Certainly seems like we'd be happy to sell such access to a close ally for less than the $6
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by hannibalhorn 6y ago
> Based on the experience from the introduction of ISO paper formats in other industrialized countries at various points during the 20th century, it becomes clear that this process needs to be initiated by a political decision to move al
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by hannibalhorn 6y ago
The article posted the other day had benchmarks for the Apple chips vs some Intel chips, they seem to be much more competitive than I'd have ever guessed: https://stratechery.com/2020/apple-arm-and-intel/?hre
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by hannibalhorn 6y ago
And for those who missed the announcement, plotly is now an open source library (it used to be a web service where you needed an API key and had to upload data to their servers, etc.) You still get all the "polish" (nice docs, co
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by hannibalhorn 6y ago
In Amazon's case, there's actually a lot of shareholders that would like to see AWS spun off into a separate business.
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by hannibalhorn 6y ago
Sure - I'm just venting. I found something trivial that makes a small difference, but the contribution process was overly cumbersome. To the parent poster's point, I feel if I could easily submit even a small subset of the trivia
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by hannibalhorn 6y ago
That'd be awesome! diff --git a/src/strconv/atof.go b/src/strconv/atof.go index 28ad094..49cec69 100644 --- a/src/strconv/atof.go +++ b/src/strconv/atof.go
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by hannibalhorn 6y ago
Hopefully the licensing requirements can be made simple as well! I recently wanted to submit a 3 character change to golang that significantly speeds up strconv.ParseFloat(), but lost interest about 2-3 minutes into reading this: https:&#
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by hannibalhorn 6y ago
Ah, the copy next to "Turn on Two Factor" sure sounded like SMS only, but sure enough, it gives you the option to use TOTP later on. Thanks!
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by hannibalhorn 6y ago
Just signed up to try it out - would really like to see some form of two factor auth that isn't SMS based. TOTP and/or FIDO U2F.
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by hannibalhorn 6y ago
Start and end pointers is the approach used by the C++ STL, too.
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by hannibalhorn 6y ago
It's not just reading/studying - even for those of who normally work from home, having the rest of the household around all the time is quite a distraction. I'm definitely not getting those large chunks of uninterrupted time
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by hannibalhorn 7y ago
I find the modelling discussion really interesting. The Imperial College report that kinda kicked off mitigation efforts in the west was pretty bleak. I didn't question it myself, but just a few days later I saw a Bill Gates AMA where
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Don’t Like What the Virus Models Say? Try Building Your Own(bloomberg.com)
7 points by hannibalhorn 7y ago|2 comments
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by hannibalhorn 7y ago
I find Hopper Disassembler just as good and the price is certainly much more reasonable, especially when it's for occasional use - I get out a disassembler to figure out undocumented/weird behavior maybe 4-5 times a year. IDA jus
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by hannibalhorn 7y ago
"Compose on Kubernetes"[1] seems to be what they're advocating at the moment, and it's included in Docker Desktop. It's probably an OK first step for simpler deployments, though I suspect in order to do any trouble
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by hannibalhorn 7y ago
I hadn't heard of JSON-LD, but seems sensible, would sure be easier to work with than the traditional microformats. The name seems unfortunate, though, as I thought that was "line delimited JSON"[1]! [1] https://en
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by hannibalhorn 7y ago
You're getting downvoted, but I think it'd be quite interesting to know how many people don't bother just because they are registered where (in a federal election) it's basically a foregone conclusion. I live abroad but
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by hannibalhorn 7y ago
They implemented a software feature to make an older, degraded battery last longer - while it should be optional and obvious, a government fine seems a bit over the top. We've all now got houses full of IoT devices (Smart TVs, Webcams,
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by hannibalhorn 7y ago
LuLu uses the now deprecated NKE API, and definitely does some things that aren't supported by the replacement NetworkExtension framework. [1] I've looked at doing some similar stuff, and I think they'll have to reimplement i
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by hannibalhorn 7y ago
The iCloud security overview [1] says iCloud backups are encrypted "in transit" and "on server", but indeed doesn't say much about the encryption keys. There is "end-to-end encryption" on just a few items
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by hannibalhorn 7y ago
I think eventually they'll legalize the apps, just a year or so ago I saw they were looking at it. The uproar over Uber leaving might be just what's needed to make some progress on that front. Perhaps what is most frustrating is
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by hannibalhorn 7y ago
Rappi does have a competing app called Beat, but Didi is definitely where's it at here. Significantly cheaper than Uber (assume they're subsidizing it quite a bit.) My wife uses Didi to go to uni on days she has pico y placa and
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by hannibalhorn 7y ago
Given it affects the ESR release, I suspect it's been around a while. More details would be indeed be nice!
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by hannibalhorn 7y ago
For anyone that's used both, any impressions on how XC compares to BitWarden? I've been looking to switch from my older copy of 1Password - I don't care about cloud support, beyond letting me keep the encrypted data in Dropbo
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by hannibalhorn 7y ago
I have an older (2015?) model I’ve rooted via SamyGO - your assessment is pretty spot on. Still, it does have it’s uses - by rooting I’ve been able to start diagnosing compatibility issues with DLNA servers, for example.

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