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by idbehold 10y ago
I really enjoyed this analogy. Is this a common phrase or did you just come up with it? Why a brick?
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by idbehold 10y ago
> It gives us a moral imperative to transplant Earth-origin life onto every somewhat concentrated mass that we can reach. And in the very likely scenario that we are never able to "reach" outside our solar system... Then what
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by idbehold 10y ago
A year generally refers to the time something takes to make one revolution around its closest star.
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by idbehold 10y ago
That's almost equally depressing. "Really, we're the best the universe has to offer?"
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by idbehold 10y ago
> then it's more likely it lies in our future (e.g. global thermonuclear war, plague, difficulty of space travel , etc) Difficulty of space travel is one of the possible filters.
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by idbehold 10y ago
> Because the planets are so close to Trappist-1, they have quite likely become “gravitationally locked” to the star, always with one side of the planets facing the star, much as it is always the same side of Earth’s moon facing Earth. A
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by idbehold 10y ago
That's a paddlin' (detention).
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by idbehold 10y ago
The burden of proof is still on them, no?
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by idbehold 10y ago
They asked him to provide the password, they didn't ask him to produce the contents of his property. > They eventually returned and said they’d release him if he told them the password to unlock his phone. How have I hindered offici
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by idbehold 10y ago
I don't know what you mean by "fully unlocked". Is there a legal definition for this? I made available to you more than just the lock screen software of my electronic device by entering a passcode, what more does "fully
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by idbehold 10y ago
How does it handle password inputs that are added to the page with JS?
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by idbehold 10y ago
That wasn't the reason promises were introduced. An XMLHttpRequest can be synchronous which is Bad™ and that is something explicitly not allowed by the Promise/A+ spec which means it will never be something that fetch() could do.
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by idbehold 10y ago
Unlike an XMLHttpRequest which can be aborted, the new fetch() API does not provide a way for you to abort the request. This is because there is no standard way to cancel a Promise which is what fetch() returns.
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by idbehold 10y ago
This is all correct.
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by idbehold 10y ago
You could use the empty-set character "∅" instead. At least it's less likely to occur.
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by idbehold 10y ago
Unfortunately I'm working in a node environment. The Java SDK for working with DynamoDB seems much nicer to work with. For example I believe that you can do transactions with the DynamoDB interface for Java.
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by idbehold 10y ago
I can think of one way to display the data... JSON.
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by idbehold 10y ago
Are you agreeing that they should fix the issue or their documentation suggesting that "Maps are ideal for storing JSON documents in DynamoDB"? Or both?
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by idbehold 10y ago
To be fair, you can run DynamoDB locally: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amazondynamodb/latest/developerg...
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by idbehold 10y ago
It's too bad DynamoDB can't just do this conversion for me.
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by idbehold 10y ago
This limitation should be in a giant alert at the top of all DynamoDB documentation. They are being misleading in their documentation: > A map is similar to a JSON object. There are no restrictions on the data types that can be stored in
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by idbehold 10y ago
The problem we have is that we're trying to store JSON provided by the user. Meaning that we need to persist empty strings provided by them. The only way I can see around this issue is to replace all empty strings with a special strin
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by idbehold 10y ago
Same issue, different thread: https://github.com/aws/aws-sdk-js/issues/833
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DynamoDB cannot store empty strings(forums.aws.amazon.com)
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by idbehold 10y ago
This isn't about ReactJS.
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by idbehold 10y ago
Was that the hypothesis the author was trying to prove? Because I don't believe it was.
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by idbehold 10y ago
The title of the article is "Why [the] Google Pixel lags 10x more than [the] Moto Z." The author showed that the Moto Z is using a no-op fsync while the Pixel is doing the real thing. I think the author appropriately explained and
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by idbehold 10y ago
Why didn't he simply delete them? Editing their comments seems so odd.
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by idbehold 10y ago
And how about https://github.com/facebook/transform/blob/master/LICENSE ?
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by idbehold 10y ago
If you click on the "Fork" button from GitHub's website then that is exactly what you'd be doing.

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