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by indiv0 9y ago
I'm not sure if this is exactly the sort of insight you're looking for, but personally I find that long periods of coding and being "in the zone" tend to affect my speech in the same way. Essentially, I tend to try to be
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by indiv0 10y ago
This restriction hindered my usage of the site for a long time, and I ended up "getting around it" by actively waiting for freeleech events and grabbing as much as I possibly could during that time. With everyone else downloading
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by indiv0 10y ago
In the article, the author says that other companies (Samsung, Apple) do support that, but for a fee. It seems reasonable to expect Google to also provide that service.
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by indiv0 10y ago
FWIW, I migrated all of my email from gmail to fastmail with a script I found online about 2 years ago and setup email forwarding from my gmail account to my fastmail account. I also linked my domain name to my fastmail email (before I just
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by indiv0 10y ago
While I'm in complete agreement with you (everyone should be responsible for protecting and ensuring the integrity of their data), it seems a little unreasonable to expect the average gmail user to purchase a domain name, link it to an
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by indiv0 10y ago
Maybe the poison is what makes it tasty?
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by indiv0 10y ago
Except in this case the cop would've been actively looking for anything suspicious in the car, while the driver would've been focused on the road most of the time he was in the car. How often do you look at the passenger's fl
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by indiv0 10y ago
It's pretty funny to think that somewhere in my insurance record is the code W2202XA.
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by indiv0 10y ago
I like to write my commits in the Angular conventional-changelog format [0]. In particular, it looks like this: <type>(<scope>): <subject> <BLANK LINE> <body> <BLANK LINE> <footer
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by indiv0 11y ago
Great! I've been waiting for the day I can `rm -rf system32`.
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by indiv0 11y ago
How about a blockchain-based NPM? Can't take all the computers down. Legal, shmegal.
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by indiv0 11y ago
I think the parent is saying that the statement : Looking at prime numbers written in base 3 — in which roughly half the primes end in 1 and half end in 2 — he found that among primes smaller than 1,000, a prime ending in 1 is more t
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by indiv0 11y ago
While it's not official, rusti[1] by murarth is a functioning Rust REPL. IIRC, it's used to drive the Rust Playground[2] (don't quote me on that). [1]: https://github.com/murarth/rusti [2]: https:/
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by indiv0 11y ago
What if you could define the equivalent of Bash aliases via voice control? This would allow users to tailor their experience from the default (possibly complex/unintuitive) commands to their own personalized ones. Example format: &quot
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by indiv0 11y ago
Reminds me of Headline Smasher [0]. Some pretty fun ones there but it doesn't use RNNs. It just merges existing headlines. [0]: http://www.headlinesmasher.com/best/all
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by indiv0 11y ago
Bitcoin would be the obvious choice.
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by indiv0 11y ago
Similarly: https://github.com/dcat/dotfiles/blob/master/.sh.d/functions...
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by indiv0 11y ago
Yeah but the onus of proper communication in this case is on Randall so he'd be the one with his arm off.
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by indiv0 11y ago
I was recently looking into options for offsite, encrypted (at-rest & in-transit), deduplicated, snapshotted, backups to S3. S3QL was one of the options I investigated, but unfortunately their crypto is MAC-then-encrypt [0], which is no
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by indiv0 11y ago
CVE-2015-2733 in Firefox 38 [1]. > Publish Date : 2015-07-05 > Last Update Date : 2015-07-07 Admittedly, most CVEs tend to take longer, but there's your counterexample. [1]: http://www.cvedetails.com/cve/CVE-
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by indiv0 11y ago
Location: Toronto, Canada; Interested in working in SF/Boston/Seattle/Austin/NYC/etc. Remote: yes Willing to relocate: yes Technologies (Proficient): Java, Rust, Python, SQL, Linux Technologies (Hobby):
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by indiv0 12y ago
Location: Toronto, Canada; Interested in working in SF/Boston/Seattle/Austin/NYC/etc. Remote: yes Willing to relocate: yes Technologies (Proficient): Java, Rust, Python, SQL, Linux Technologies (Hobby):
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by indiv0 12y ago
A similar, but more broadly scoped project is uutils/coreutils [0], which is a cross-platform re-write of the GNU coreutils in Rust. IMO, both the coreutils project and Exa are interesting for the same reason: they provide an example o
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by indiv0 12y ago
If your router supports Tomato[1], dd-wrt[2], open-wrt[3], or similarly featured firmware, you might have a feature to restrict access at certain times of the day based on MAC address. This would allow you to work from home, while restricti
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by indiv0 12y ago
Rust is currently 0.11, with 1.0 scheduled by the end of the year.
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by indiv0 12y ago
Actually their EULA states that you are not allowed to redistribute Mojang's code (compiled or decompiled) in any way. Mods are created using the decompiled client, and built against that. But when they are released, they do not contai
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by indiv0 12y ago
Most people with healthy bodies don't intend to die, and yet life insurance is prevalent.
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by indiv0 12y ago
More like a patch panel.
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by indiv0 12y ago
Your github.io link is broken. Perhaps you meant to link to the project page [1]? [1]: http://lhorie.github.io/mithril/
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by indiv0 13y ago
Overprescription is of course a serious problem in the developed world, but that doesn't mean that doctors are using autism as a catch-all diagnosis. There are specific, medical criteria which need to be met for a diagnosis, and these

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