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heyoni
7y ago
I've always wanted to write a tool that used voice recognition in order to sync subtitles to the sounds.
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heyoni
7y ago
Is there a spec sheet on how accurate/precise the specific recommended sensor is? I'm not even sure exactly how to describe a particle sensor but the aliexpress page is full of typos and I'm just wondering if it'll at le
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heyoni
7y ago
I absolutely need to get back into front-end so thanks for that!
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heyoni
7y ago
A large part is definitely because I get overwhelmed and have trouble ignoring the "magic" that the article talks about.
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heyoni
7y ago
I know...and I kind of got the gist of it except I had a lot of trouble developing an intuition for it by trying to understand the history, other methods and just basically copying source code from existing websites...it's just my proc
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heyoni
7y ago
And everything carries over too. Parts of the DOM are historical or there to fix historical incompatibilities, there are 18 different ways to create your CSS grids, many of which are outdated...oddly enough, I had no problem understanding h
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heyoni
7y ago
I don't know, but I do know I would rather fix a race condition on a multithreaded application than figure out how flexbox works or even understand all the different parts of the DOM.
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heyoni
7y ago
And I feel sick...probably because of something I ate.
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heyoni
7y ago
I will verify this claim by going through your post history and report back here! (j/k)
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heyoni
7y ago
Oh hi Mark!
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heyoni
7y ago
Don’t forget to mention that on your next interview!
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heyoni
7y ago
What's the point of all these empty comments throughout the code? // ...
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heyoni
7y ago
Doesn’t this become an issue when your memory intensive apps close? Because after being evicted, wouldn’t Cortana and all the other stuff need a second to be reloaded into memory?
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heyoni
7y ago
I would imagine a live person audits the information collected by the scrapers, thereby eliminating the hassle of collecting it from multiple different sources. As a private person, we only have access to court documents on a state or count
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heyoni
7y ago
This is a terribly weak argument. Just use post or prefixes and at least you know which scope you’re working in, or combine classes.
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heyoni
7y ago
But data caps will force users to be mindful or pay exorbitant fees.
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heyoni
7y ago
As done framework time some other.
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heyoni
7y ago
Honestly, I think the real issue is being able to see exactly what the machines are doing when they talk to each other. And I don't mean diagrams either. I just went through this when setting up an nginx reverse proxy to a gunicorn web
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heyoni
7y ago
That's it right there. This isn't some gray area, questionable thing like that time they pushed a David Bowie song onto people's iTunes. Remember that? People completely lost their minds over it, and I agree with the sentimen
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heyoni
7y ago
Would be less of an issue if they included a usb c power cable but they don’t :/
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heyoni
7y ago
Sure. That’s why it’s taken decades after the ubiquity of the Internet for movie production houses to put their content on streaming services.
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heyoni
7y ago
Oh man thank you so much for that. Totally makes sense and glad live overflow won’t be (hopefully) affected. Videos aren’t working at all because the speakers on my phone are busted. On an iPhone, they won’t load even if the volume is set t
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heyoni
7y ago
What’s the gist of it? I can’t watch videos without headphones, my speaker is busted :/
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heyoni
7y ago
That’s why in nyc you always look both ways, even on a one-way street
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heyoni
7y ago
Why? (Serious)
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heyoni
7y ago
Used to be written in php right?
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heyoni
7y ago
This is bound to happen in a social sciences experiment where the environment can’t be completely controlled.
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heyoni
7y ago
Any publications in particular you suggest?
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7y ago
Don’t you just love it when people pull out their dusty tomes to prove to you that you’re wrong? It’s so pedantic yet also incredibly ignorant of how dynamic languages are. I got yelled at once for using the word “cheap” to mean “inexpensiv
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7y ago
I’m loving (what appears to be) this mass transition to Firefox and seeing companies not yet take it seriously. I knew coming into the comments that I would see this mentioned.
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