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That's option 3.
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5y ago
Seems they filled the position as recently as 7 months ago.
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Most of the Patriot act was to expire after 4 years. It was renewed by Congress multiple times. Parts of it were renewed in separate bills after it eventually expired. For the COVID ETS from this June, OSHA has been coordinating with the CD
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5y ago
Once I learned the half-life of caffeine is 5-9 hours, I started a rule where I only had caffeinated coffee before noon, and decaf after. Night and day difference (heh) in my sleep quality. Perhaps 12pm didn't work for you because caff
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5y ago
No need to do any of this when you control V8. Chrome DevTools can decide to run code iff there are no side effects (by executing it and bailing on any writes/native functions like alert marked as having side effects). Presumably it co
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5y ago
Tibees has a very approachable explainer on the maths found on ancient Babylonian clay tablets: https://youtu.be/rRDYP95lhjc
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The equipment left behind is at worst bad optics. The Taliban effectively controls trillions of wealth in the country now. Millions (or is it billions? Doesn't matter) in old equipment is just a drop. A journalist (Beau of the Fifth Co
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No. Having a separate GitHub is just a pain. GitHub provides adequate separation itself (you can add multiple emails and configure notifications accordingly)
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It's probably a good thing you removed it, because I bet if the SEC were bothered enough they could argue that NOT changing your standing order is possibly informed by insider knowledge. No idea if that is actually something they'
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5y ago
What's any of this experience got to do with AI or tech?
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The focus of this analysis is if creating tooling and researching better frontend practices could result in a meaningful reduction of emissions. Saying "don't use the web at all or the devices that access it" is not very usef
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5y ago
I think the claim is accurate only because I've set the bar quite low (10x being an order of magnitude). But I'll do a similar analysis: how much does a constantly-used desktop PC emit? I'm seeing estimates of ~200 kg emissio
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> I am sure it generates a lot of CO2 for all that effortless eyecandy. Why? Genuine question. A couple years ago I tried assessing the claim that websites (frontend, specifically) can meaningfully be tuned to reduce emissions [1]. Appar
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The Roman Senate was more of a social club for at least few hundreds years prior to that. You could argue it hardly existed before the fall, except in name (losing mostly all authority when Rome transitioned from a republic to an empire). I
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> And of course panspermia isn't new or my idea particularly, but what bugs me is instead of saying there needs to be more evidence, it should be the default assumption. Our environment is just not representative of most of the univ
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> If anybody from Texas has a different perspective on UT admission policy (I am sure it has its pathological edge cases) then I would be curious to hear. Texan here. I'll share my story, at risk of coming across as big headed: I fe
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5y ago
GP saw an opportunity to be anti-woke and jumped on it. It's what passes for humor in some circles. Jump on a "woke" thing that is clearly ridiculous and no more than 0.001% of people agree with, offer it up as a strawman of
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5y ago
> The lowdown: you can copy and paste just about any website directly into your JavaScript code without modification and it won't break anything. Well, unless your code relies on an `http` or `https` label :)
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5y ago
Could I buy the author some headphones, I'd really like to see how they would port audio :) note on controls: 'ctrl' is a bad choice because ctrl + up/down on mac map to window management shortcuts, making the game unpla
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What tangible value could a state sponsor get from Amazon being down even just a few hours?
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I once endured A Quiet Place (wonderful movie) while some teenaged kids behind us spent the movie loudly making out. Of all the movies to do that in!
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5y ago
Don't forget KB and KB. https://hoten.cc/blog/kb-vs-kb/
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FYI chaining and a handful of the most common operations can be implemented in just a few lines of code: https://gist.github.com/paulirish/12fb951a8b893a454b32 (Although I reach for the "cash" library instead
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79x needs something akin to "Global nuclear fallout; internet failed to live up to design requirements"
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Browsers themselves configure the open-PDF feature with the OS, and this is different from a website declaring "I can open .xxx files". You can't make a webapp that opens PDFs in your custom site–it opens in an internal-to-th
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Yup, see: https://web.dev/cls-web-tooling/#rolling-out-the-windowing-a...
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Lighthouse simulates mobile cpu and 3g. https://github.com/GoogleChrome/lighthouse/blob/master/docs/...
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It's an emulator, not the game data/ROM.
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In addition to the other comment, you could also install Chrome Canary to use the latest Lighthouse + Chrome. If you don't have Canary installed, the CLI will use Chrome Stable. If Canary is present, that is the default. This can be co
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This admittedly slipped our minds. We'll be sure to fix this for the next release. Thanks for the reminder.
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