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by hansjorg 6y ago
You've got a point, but of course there's a gradient on the weed end as well. It's just that there's a sharper cutoff on the low end for what constitutes interesting.
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by hansjorg 6y ago
This is one way the 27 can influence the 25. What do you think the UN is?
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by hansjorg 6y ago
From Wikipedia: > the PowerBall jackpot draw require[s] players to pick five main numbers from 1 to 45 and one 'PowerBall' number from 1 to 20 for an entry fee of R5 per board As suggested elsewhere here, this could be someone
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by hansjorg 6y ago
From the readme: > The preferred way to run GraalVM JavaScript is from a GraalVM. If you prefer running it on a stock JVM, please have a look at the documentation in RunOnJDK.md. I'm running it on a stock OpenJDK JVM without any iss
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by hansjorg 6y ago
Hasn't Nashorn been superseded by GraalJS? Is this just for those who are stuck with Nashorn, or will there be new development? GraalJS is ECMASCript 2020 compatible and is said to rival V8 on performance, so I would've thought it
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by hansjorg 6y ago
Rust version of the same library: https://github.com/VerbalExpressions/RustVerbalExpressions Implementations for 36 different languages: http://verbalexpressions.github.io/
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by hansjorg 6y ago
Yes, I agree, but that's the reason why people are recommending to not tip in-app.
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by hansjorg 6y ago
DoorDash will steal from their workers tips if you pay it in-app. The societally disruptive idea of not paying your workers is the great "innovation" of the gig economy. The oldest grift there ever was.
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by hansjorg 6y ago
Is the profile data or the resulting PGOed binary useful for identifying spots that could be improved manually?
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by hansjorg 6y ago
Very nice, could be used for exfiltration with some tuning. The most advanced example of this kind of inadvertent transmission I've seen is Fabrice Bellards DVB-T transmitting with a standard VGA card: https://bellard.org&#x
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by hansjorg 6y ago
The techno-fetishists are taking over. The kind of people whose reaction to dystopian sci-fi is, "I want those cool gadgets".
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by hansjorg 6y ago
It went from being open without a clear license to being closed off. Good to see that they opened it up again (in 2008 by the look of it).
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by hansjorg 6y ago
It's been quite a while, so I might be misremembering some of the details, but I was one of the early contributors to the Discogs database. In the beginning it was very much a community driven project and it seemed like the Discogs dat
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by hansjorg 6y ago
Several parts of Servo have been incorporated into Firefox (Stylo, Webrender, Pathfinder and more). I think Servo was branded as a research project pretty early on. That it would replace Firefox wasn't very realistic.
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by hansjorg 6y ago
I realize you're joking, but a company called Samsung actually did something similar already: https://nodejs.org/
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An Open Letter from Pfizer Chairman and CEO Albert Bourla(pfizer.com)
2 points by hansjorg 6y ago|0 comments
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by hansjorg 6y ago
His list of guests is amazing and he sometimes has interesting lines of inquiry, but too often he very clearly has his own axe to grind which can get quite annoying. The endless "I am so very humble" spiel also gets tiresome, espe
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by hansjorg 6y ago
Another article, from Deutsche Welle, with some pictures: https://www.dw.com/en/sewage-effluent-fights-desertification...
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by hansjorg 6y ago
In Our Time episodes are also available as a podcast "from wherever you get your podcasts". There's a feed with all episodes and then there are separate feeds for each of history, science, culture, religion and philosophy.
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by hansjorg 6y ago
The article does not mention this, so for anyone else wondering, according to to Wikipedia: > Substack is an online platform that provides publishing, payment, analytics, and design infrastructure to support subscription newsletters.
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by hansjorg 6y ago
They've been on the frontpage many times just the last year (click inria.fr after the post title to see all submissions linking there).
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Please Test Your Memory(shipilev.net)
1 points by hansjorg 6y ago|0 comments
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by hansjorg 6y ago
It would raise questions about liability anywhere. People generally dislike e.g. the building of deadly traps that kids or others who are unaware can wander into.
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by hansjorg 6y ago
I'm not sure if this system of reporting is good or even well intentioned, or if it might be overly authoritarian as some replies here seem to think. However, what's being argued is clearly not just that banks are diligently flagg
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by hansjorg 6y ago
Title says 'from Linux', but the README says 'Linux / *BSD / macOS' under 'Requirements'. How would this work on macOS?
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by hansjorg 6y ago
It's been replaced by GraalVM JavaScript which has Node.js built in. Performance is supposedly on par or better than the V8 version of Node.js. There's also support for ECMAScript modules directly from Java (without Node.js). Graa
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by hansjorg 6y ago
According to Wikipedia: > It is local superstition that if you accidentally step in the Bächle, you will marry a Freiburger https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freiburg_B%C3%A4chle
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by hansjorg 6y ago
Add a "legacy" namespace and move all existing packages there. Allow for a transition period where tooling will add "legacy" to instances where no namespace is given. Add a mechanism for legacy packages to indicate their
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by hansjorg 6y ago
This is so far out there that there must be something else going on. From his profile, the dean (Geoff Garrett) does not seem like someone who would be overly concerned with something like this. Could it be a play for Trump? If not, is ther
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by hansjorg 6y ago
This is contrary to my experience. The number one pitfall is that your server IPs are blacklisted (directly or by association). If you use the cheapest VPS providers they will mostly be completely blacklisted since spammers have previously

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