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5y ago
Typo? Did you mean O(n^1000000) ?
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5y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but when a fully preconfigured YubiKey is shipped to you as part of the EV cert fulfillment, then there is no way to do this after-the-fact.
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5y ago
One of my clients has strict requirements for an automated build process, and we managed to use an EV code signing cert on a YubiKey w/ PIN - so it’s definitely possible with a little leg work. After having gone through it, I agree wit
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5y ago
A good training template is basically what you’re looking for. Providers of such templates that are evidence-based will also explain the reasoning behind the structure of the template/program; I’d recommend starting with Barbell Medici
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5y ago
Citation needed that bad form inherently leads to injury.
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I'd like to add my n=1 as a counterpoint to this. I sold a house just before the pandemic struck. The realtor I chose, via a friend-of-friend connection, operated several agencies each with several agents; I would guess he had a few do
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5y ago
Articles like this, that mostly ask questions about (or otherwise explore) what about divorce is ineffective or inefficient or unjust always cause me to feel a bit disappointed that they don’t acknowledge another glaringly obvious question:
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5y ago
I sincerely hope this post gets traction. Every time Apple makes the claim about the App Store “being better than brick and mortar distribution” it makes my blood start to heat up. They are presenting a known-incomplete argument and misrepr
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5y ago
> If a participating developer surpasses the $1 million threshold, the standard commission rate will apply for the remainder of the year. And for the entirety of the following year.
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5y ago
> Apple releases new hardware on a very predictable schedule Tell that to people in the market for pro-level Mac hardware.
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6y ago
> except Lightning is the production version of an early rejected Type C prototype Do you have a source for this? Curious to read more about it.
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6y ago
There’s also the fantastic app BlockBlock to help with this. Notifies you of changes to those folders and allows you to accept/deny whatever an app is trying to change.
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6y ago
Watching the live feed was a blast. When they said they received the exact landing coordinates I was extremely curious to see it plotted vs their targeted landing zone, but unfortunately they haven't shown it yet. However, I could audi
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6y ago
Are you referring to Grass Valley, or elsewhere? Just curious FYI, spent much of my life there.
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6y ago
Something I haven’t seen commented on (it could certainly be here, just buried): all these models, in their previous Intel incarnation, only had integrated GPUs. It seems to me that at least one reason for why these particular models were
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6y ago
It's happening with increased regularity for me in California with PG&E's "Public Safety Power Shutoffs", where even with a generator to power my home apparently my ISP cannot be bothered to install generators to pow
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6y ago
It's actually not bad, but it's even better if you couple it with a simple waist circumference measurement (adjusted for sex, and for ethnic background in some circumstances).
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6y ago
When I was learning C a couple decades ago, pointer syntax never made any sense to me until something suddenly clicked with “put it directly next to the type name and not next to the variable name”. Ever since then I have not been able to f
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6y ago
Thanks for writing this! When I got an iMac Pro in 2017 with an accompanying LG UltraFine 5K display I was shocked to learn three things: 1) adjusting the brightness on the internal display is easy but on the LG it's a pain in the ass,
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The last bit of your comment, regarding misdiagnosis, reminds me of a recent episode of Peter Attia’s podcast The Drive, wherein he interviews an experienced oncologist. Her opinion was strong in that we are overspending in treatment resear
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6y ago
I haven’t done a ton of research, but I know for certain that Ally Bank and Discover Bank offer better rates than 0.35% in their savings accounts.
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6y ago
Do you have a source for this?
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6y ago
The number of websites that prevent me from doing this, because somebody wrote a shitty regex to invalidate most punctuation in an email address, is infuriatingly high.
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7y ago
All treatment modalities have a placebo effect. Including surgery. See: decades of modern research on sham surgeries.
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7y ago
> Mercurial has better hooks in place We use the hell out of this at my company. Mercurial's hooks have made a wide variety of automatic tasks much easier to systematize across all our repos for any repo-related action that any dev
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7y ago
Some of your examples are pertinent, but I think calling MacOS->Copland, MacOS->Taligent, HyperCard->(nothing) "botched transitions" is a bit disingenuous. Copland never shipped, and as such was not a transition at all, b
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7y ago
Is this really true these days? I've heard this same statement made repeatedly over the last 4-5ish years, but each time I've tried to find one of these lists and experiment with a hackintosh the experience has been FAR from str
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Agreed (and third-ed). Also, I guarantee they would regard this info with a lot of skepticism. I compete in powerlifting, Austin @ BBM is my coach, and I have been to several of their seminars. Austin's lecture on pain and injury inclu
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> pain itself is predicated on its accurate coupling to injury, since the purpose of pain is inhibitory > pain very much does indicate tissue damage These statements are not supported by modern research. The bio-psycho-social model in
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Well, the field surrounding pain/injury is large and nuanced, so not only is that a difficult question to answer but it's also sort of the wrong question. And, firstly, I strongly recommend watching the linked video (if you have
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