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by huehehue 8y ago
Oh man, that reminds me of Satellaview. In the mid-to-late 90s, they would broadcast games to Super Famicom consoles. I'm pretty sure they could deliver real-time audio streams (voice acting) via SoundLink as well. https:/&#x2F
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by huehehue 8y ago
Can't you go direct to a brand's site for shoes, if you already know what you want? For marketplaces/browsing, there are sites like ASOS, Gilt, Yahoo! Japan, eBay, etc. You can also browse any department store's online s
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by huehehue 8y ago
If you're lucky, you can get around that by requesting the desktop site. Would love an add-on/extension for mobile browsers that stops sites from injecting links to the app store.
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by huehehue 8y ago
Venturing a guess -- there's either some X% accuracy standard required by the government for who-knows-what reason, or it's for red light cameras and ticketing systems. "Ironically, the biggest concern with red-light camera
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by huehehue 8y ago
Practically, it's quite common to not immediately know the divisor. In cases where the divisor is initially unknown but takes an imperceptible amount of time to compute it's better to render 0%. Otherwise you might get a flash of
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by huehehue 8y ago
This is good advice but ignores moderate to severe social anxiety, depression, and many things in between. You're totally right that the worst case here is that you lose a few hours and maybe meet people you don't click with, but
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by huehehue 8y ago
There are a few reasons why it's probably not entirely Smyte's fault. Given that Smyte comms dropped off over the past month, as another commenter mentioned, there might not have been anyone around to warn the users. And if you&#x
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by huehehue 8y ago
Really disappointed when I see these kinds of scare tactics. Compliance (or at least a good-faith attempt at compliance) is quite easy for small/new projects. I'm willing to bet that courts aren't out to make an example of ev
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by huehehue 9y ago
Also want to point out that stacking work on an unreviewed branch isn't a terrific idea, either. I've been asked to review PRs that totally missed the mark, only to find out that there were already a dozen more branches relying on
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by huehehue 9y ago
I don't see why they would. Notepad is great if you want to do something really quickly w/ plaintext, and the fact that it doesn't really do anything else is the best part IMO. If you want nicer formatting you can use WordPad
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by huehehue 9y ago
But everybody on HN uses the internet. I think.
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by huehehue 9y ago
To be fair there are other ways of solving that problem. If you're worried about class overlap, you can define unique/hash-based classnames on build with css-loader. If you're still worried about aggressive stylesheets destro
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by huehehue 9y ago
This is one of the sorta controversial aspects -- the consensus is you either hard-delete or, if that's impossible or difficult, writing over or otherwise scrubbing the personal data bits with the goal of removing that data from a give
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by huehehue 9y ago
I like the cheeky z-index val, but I'd use the max supported value if you want this to work with apps that have that cranked way up. And you mentioned building out more tools to help diagnose specific problems -- when the radar goes re
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by huehehue 9y ago
"Humans are not going to die out" is very short-sighted. Sure, in the past half-century we've gone from room-sized computers to self-driving cars, and we've seen similar progressions in medicine and other fields. So it m
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by huehehue 9y ago
There are different methods of schooling! Granted, they're more work for the parent, usually costly, might not work with a normal 9-5 schedule, and a bunch of other potential problems. But if you have the resources, you can look for wh
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by huehehue 9y ago
People bother with watermarks so their images aren't stolen and used for profit: https://petapixel.com/2017/11/27/netflix-stole-vhs-cassette-...
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by huehehue 9y ago
On that note, I wonder how many people might disagree with the bill's heavy-handedness but don't want to be seen as "opponents" to something like FOSTA.
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by huehehue 9y ago
To each their own, but I think the whole "schlepping to the store and sifting through products and maybe you overpay or get something you don't like" is a valuable part of the human experience. That's not to say every tr
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by huehehue 9y ago
I don't think it's as simple as that. Plenty of intelligent people don't finish high school for a number of reasons -- medical issues, problems at home, some simply drop out because they need to start working full-time to aff
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by huehehue 9y ago
I was the exact same way! What worked for me was just picking an open exam day and committing. I used the Ham Test Prep (no affiliation) Android app, studied for two days, took the test the third day, aced it. Just pick the next available e
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by huehehue 9y ago
I'm still trying to wrap my head around the GDPR myself, but I think (and would love evidence to the contrary if wrong) that IP addresses, certain device attributes, and the like are okay if they're required in order to ensure (
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by huehehue 9y ago
This goes both ways. Articles aren't always 100% trustworthy either, and in that case a commenter might just as well offer a valid counterpoint or correction(s). As with anything, be reasonable. If you're really interested, then u
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by huehehue 9y ago
Oh stop the gatekeeping. I don't think anyone really believes Chelsea Market is a culinary wonder, or that it's catering to the True(tm) New Yorker. It's pretty, it's in a fairly nice area, there's no entry fee, and
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by huehehue 9y ago
Reminds me of the internal surveys at my company, but I don't think we're given room to elaborate. > How likely are you to refer a friend to a position at <company>? The answer is 0. That doesn't mean I think it&#x27
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by huehehue 9y ago
Seems super common and overhyped for the HN or /prog/ community, sure. Though, at 5 jobs over 3 years I haven't worked with a single person who's ever heard of SICP (or really any programming book for that matter). That
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by huehehue 9y ago
There's at least a third explanation as well, which is the fact that eggs from farmer Tom down the road are likely to taste 1000x better than the egg-inspired food product in a McGriddle. I can't imagine many people are thinking &
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by huehehue 9y ago
Just a few weeks ago, I hooked up Sentry to our co.'s client-side app, which is a widget/plugin of sorts that's installed on at least a few hundred thousand sites. Errors on even a tiny fraction of our users can be significan
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by huehehue 9y ago
Smart TV software can and will interfere with regular operations. My girlfriend's dad got a shiny new Smart TV for Christmas a few years back. He also lives in the sticks and has satellite internet that works maybe every other day. I v
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by huehehue 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parkinson%27s_law

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