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by htfu 7y ago
Really impressive! Just so smooth and intuitive. Shame it broke down very quickly after zooming in and trying to go back out again.
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by htfu 7y ago
The issue for me is, since it hooks into the current page, hence doesn't work if it's blank, slow loading etc, you end up reverting to basic shortcuts often enough, breaking flow. Still well worth it just for d u j k and f, though
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by htfu 7y ago
Dude, they’re just simple lists of products by their base metric, in both cases limited to reputable brands. No fires will ensue just because you now know Duracell offering X is slightly cheaper than Energizer type Y per kWh even though the
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by htfu 7y ago
Just to make sure I get this right - to make sure their team wouldn't get overwhelmed with work (how exactly? It's not like the demand for cable wiring would be too different at the end of a year in a frictionless system) they not
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by htfu 7y ago
You don't think something that goes "This is the related code for the research paper & Youtube video by Siraj Raval titled "The Neural Qubit". [...]", where the code itself is from elsewhere with sole modificati
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by htfu 7y ago
As far as I can tell they never supported it in the first place. Entire thing is really weird.
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by htfu 7y ago
Inhibiting CYP3A4 should definitely increase LSD AUC, but it can't magically conjure more of a substance out of thin air after it's all already entered your bloodstream - only slow down breakdown. Albeit the apparent effect would
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by htfu 7y ago
Wait is this why the alt-right hates Greta Thunberg so much, they already had their own bizarro version?
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by htfu 7y ago
Nah, again - nuclear. I doubt the safety profile would factor much once it's the only available option.
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by htfu 7y ago
Now I get you, completely fair. I think that would mostly come down to tone though.
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by htfu 7y ago
Assuming you're not desperate for work you're interviewing them just as much as they are you. Perfectly valid. And you clearly misunderstood what they meant by technical debt.
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by htfu 7y ago
https://github.com/llSourcell/The-Neural-Qubit/issues/4 Classy! Loving the irony of license violation and intellectual fraud in a file named fraud_detection.py Can't make this shit up. I know nothing abo
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by htfu 7y ago
Someone on Reddit gave an example of him deleting the license off a file he'd taken (and repo README only saying that the project is "by him"). Seeing how the rest of the files in the repo did have the same license remaining
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by htfu 7y ago
At least the first link has a pretty crazy cutoff though, 2018. Once a lib is mature it can easily go years without updates, doesn't mean development has been abandoned, much less usage. But trying to compare across languages by packag
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by htfu 7y ago
The same sorta pattern repeats a lot. Even a lot of quite toxic MRA stuff is basically dudes redescovering core feminist concepts but then not seeing the forest for the trees. Patriarchy hurts men too!
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by htfu 7y ago
Hmm, feels to me like there's something Clojure related on the front page every other day. Transient enough though.
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by htfu 7y ago
But her emphasizing with his point would logically only lead her to put further (even all) blame for his death on him, and wouldn't result in writing more "balanced" or wise but simply spiteful and patronizing, which I think
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by htfu 7y ago
Surely if esc is important to you you shouldn't be using the esc button as esc in the first place? Caps is both my esc and my ctrl and I wouldn't have it any other way. If f buttons are important just configure your fn-as-hyper+1
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by htfu 7y ago
The amount of time I’ve had to fiddle with my audio/video editing beast of a hackintosh tower is quite insane really. Both necessary and well worth it, as Apple simply wasn’t selling anything appropriately powerful for like five years
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by htfu 7y ago
I cannot believe ANY banks are using passwords at all in this day and age. Reading discussions like this makes my brain hurt - even a decade and a half back we were on chip and pin card readers for login/signing verification, now sin
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by htfu 7y ago
By any standard whatsoever a 100% jump is a lot less than one that's 500%+. What does that even mean?
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by htfu 7y ago
Too beautiful!
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by htfu 7y ago
I don't think the amount of people using any of the various (afaik all rather alpha-stage) GUI frontends is very high at all, at this point. People use nvim in their terminal, and that will likely be the case for a long time. In any ca
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by htfu 7y ago
_All_ y'all ignorant of Apple Corps? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Corps_v_Apple_Computer Not that big a deal, just a hilarious(ly apt?) example, considering the history.
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by htfu 7y ago
Tree view and go to def plus basic autocompletion (through tags) are very much built into vim. The rest can be done through plugins, these days very painlessly - but admittedly even a few years ago rather a hassle to set up. Debugging, whi
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by htfu 7y ago
While I'd generally agree it seems like a silly point to argue in this specific case - of course missing data in the UI is much preferable to the entire app becoming unusable! Funny coincidence, by the way. I haven't been on Insta
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by htfu 7y ago
You're likely thinking of the dollar being "unavoidable" as a unit of settlement due to its status as main world reserve currency, but even that's metaphorical and in any case a state & institutional level thing. Jus
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by htfu 7y ago
I mean that's the thing, they're layers deep but those layers can largely be approached individually, and swapped as needed. You don't have to wait until you find a JS exploit to start work on a payload achieving further priv
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by htfu 7y ago
Would depend which way the pendulum ends up swinging afa "sex positivity" vs. puritanism in modern feminism, plus of course how mainstream porn develops. Looks to me like it's ending up equally or even more compartmentalized,