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by humblebee 8y ago
I believe Import Resolvers[0] solve this issue. [0] https://github.com/perlin-network/life#import-resolvers
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by humblebee 8y ago
It supports both a `DefaultMemoryPages` size, as well as a `MaxMemoryPages` in the vmconfig[0]. Only the `DefaultMemoryPages` is set when running through the cli (value of 128 pages, with a page size of 64KB), and there appear to be no flag
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by humblebee 8y ago
The only time I've actually like having a touch screen is when reading. I commonly hold my laptop near the hinge and being able to swipe on the screen to scroll is fun. Otherwise I don't think I've actually ever used a touch
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by humblebee 8y ago
There is a great Numberphile video loosely related to this (no magic though) "Googol and Googolplex - Numberphile" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GEebx72-qs
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by humblebee 8y ago
SlateJS is a really neat way to handle rich text editing. I worked shortly on a project to build a rich email client with SlateJS being the underlying library to power the editor. This introduced some interesting issues though around findin
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by humblebee 8y ago
I'm pretty skeptical of portable powerbanks at the moment. I wish Apple came out with an official one because I would buy it in an instant. I left my power adapter at my home when I took a week trip to visit my parents. On the last nig
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by humblebee 9y ago
It came up yesterday. A question was asked wether or not Zuckerberg thought user understood that Facebook had the ability to track every website they visit when Facebook social media icons appear on those pages.
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by humblebee 9y ago
It updates the attribute, you can see this pretty easily by going to the Instagram website. If you inspect the password field in the browser, when you type in a value you can see it reflected on the `value` attribute of the input element.
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by humblebee 9y ago
> The Instagram password field mentioned in the readme.md DOES work this way due to some custom javascript, for reasons that escape me. React.
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by humblebee 9y ago
This pattern is used for SSO. It doesn't make a lot of sense to request a password from a user who is using a SSO solution. The issue is the website needs to do a look up on the username to determine which SSO solution the user might b
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by humblebee 9y ago
Paired with face2face, totally. http://niessnerlab.org/projects/thies2016face.html
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by humblebee 9y ago
I generally replace `git pull` with a `git fetch $remote` + `git rebase $remote/branch-name`. It provides the added benefit that I can easily diff changes prior to the rebase so that I know what is going into my branch. The use of the
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by humblebee 9y ago
When I know what file I'm missing a commit from, I usually end up using `git log` instead. git log -p --all --first-parent --remotes --reflog --author-date-order -- somefile I accidently screwed up a rebase and dropped a test
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by humblebee 9y ago
Hello :-) 00
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by humblebee 9y ago
Does it work in a mono repo, or where the Gemfile / package.json are not in the root of the project?
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by humblebee 9y ago
I can actually confirm this, through a third party. I use to work for EMC, and left in early 2017, but still have a lot of friends still working there. Going forward employees were no longer going to be able to connect to the VPN with anyth
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by humblebee 9y ago
A trivial use case would be to save a drawing the user has created as a jpg/png and allow the user to download it.
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by humblebee 9y ago
One the last day of a colleague of mine, he decided to run `rm -rf --no-preserve-root /` to see what actually would happen on his workstation (it was going to be formatted shortly after). We were all standing around talking waiting for
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by humblebee 9y ago
I'm curious about this as well. I feel like there is a lack of context. Who is this? What does this have to do with web dev?. The company is LVGameDev LLC, but I can't find anything about them beside that they made this game. Is t
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by humblebee 9y ago
It's pretty terrible UX, but I can see how they came to the idea. If the mouse lasts all day, then surely the user will just charge it when they are done. However, this is a hard thing to train people to do. For people with a desk that
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by humblebee 9y ago
Yes it appears so > Like all Android One phones, Android One moto x4 runs a pure Android experience .... You’ll also get access to the latest updates from Android, such as Android Oreo before the end of the year. Android One moto x4 will
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by humblebee 9y ago
I think this is what the Moto X4 is. https://www.blog.google/products/project-fi/project-fi-welco...
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by humblebee 9y ago
I use the 'jk' and 'kj' mapping for escape as well, though I've never actually needed to type those characters out myself or at least it's so rare I don't remember. However, everyone is different. What I&#
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by humblebee 9y ago
This would be my guess as well. I worked on a ExtJS project (v4.0.7 or so), we didn't use the sencha build tools, but when I started there we had a bash script which was a 7 iteration sorting "algorithm" that used grep to try
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by humblebee 9y ago
"it is nearly-impossible for any actor to block access to this content because it is replicated around the network automatically" This isn't entirely accurate though. It's only replicated if people request it. If everyon
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by humblebee 9y ago
I've always seen this feature, but never used it. How does it work? I'm curious if this works well with nodejs build systems, or if this only works with "workspaces" (does souce maps allow this?).
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by humblebee 9y ago
We use portals quite a bit in our application and they always are a pain to test. This is what excites me the most about React supporting them natively. Hopefully this means that enzymejs will be able to easily walk down and seamlessly jump
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by humblebee 9y ago
It's not an array, but in recent versions of browser it does support `forEach` and some others. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/NodeList
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by humblebee 9y ago
> Slowly over time I noticed that I begun spending more time in the comment sections, and less time opening links. To cut a short boring story shorter, that trend continued into 2017. I am now at the stage where I very rarely open the li
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by humblebee 9y ago
Ah yes, this is what I was a bit confused about. Rust's ownership system though makes it so, what would be a very subtle and annoying bug I'm sure, can't happen. The error is really helpful though. fn main () { let

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