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by jayflux 6y ago
I’ve had that happen in Europe so I don’t think it’s just poor countries doing that.
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by jayflux 6y ago
Do you honestly think Pfizer would come off well (PR wise) if they put millionaires in the front of the queue for cash? At a time when vulnerable people are dying? The $1.58bn wouldn’t be worth sinking their entire brand, not even close.
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Wikipediholic(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by jayflux 6y ago|0 comments
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by jayflux 6y ago
> Instead, the attacker computes R_last(target-digest), and checks that against all the endpoints (last hash) of all column. Wouldn’t R_last generate text? Why would you compare the text to last hash? Wouldn’t you just compare the targe
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by jayflux 6y ago
> Honestly, I don't think anyone is holding their breath for the day that corporations like Apple and Microsoft give the world the Linux that they deserve. I don’t understand this comment. What are you expecting Apple, Microsoft to
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by jayflux 6y ago
Deno uses V8 just like Node does so the problem would be the same
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by jayflux 6y ago
> The "suffering" has honestly been overblown by jokes about not being able to quit on one side and the mythologizing of the leet ninja 10x programmer who is only bound by his typing speed and can't waste time reaching for
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by jayflux 6y ago
It was no where near as bad as NVidia's launch, I was watching the AMD subreddit during launch and lot of people got one. There were many shops which had them on sale. I even saw some on sale myself but didn't buy one. So I don&#x
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by jayflux 6y ago
I don’t think there’s any catch to it. AMD started again, went with a clean-sheet design, re-hired Jim Keller, then started under-cutting Intel with more cores and decent performance. It went from there really. Unlike Intel who have micro i
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Fastify – A Fast and low overhead web framework, for Node.js(fastify.io)
2 points by jayflux 6y ago|1 comments
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by jayflux 6y ago
That old guy you see in Skyfall who helps him setup the home alone traps was supposed to be Connery, but it didn’t happen. This isn’t really surprising though, Connery stopped associating himself with bond many years ago, so it’s was unlike
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by jayflux 6y ago
The Parent parent was talking about if you don’t use Next and want a more sophisticated setup then then those are alternatives. The parent then asked why do you need to integrate [react] with Express and my answer was if you want to do se
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by jayflux 6y ago
I think he means if you want to offer React server side you will need some-sort of web framework to serve it. Usually that's Express or Fastify or something like that.
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by jayflux 6y ago
> Do we have it today in another form? Pubs https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-47858013
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by jayflux 6y ago
If you replace Starbucks with pubs and chalk boards with back of a handkerchief then it still exists today
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by jayflux 6y ago
> That might sound silly That’s not silly at all, a lot of people use Anki for things like that. I’ve seen a couple of premade decks but I would avoid these. When it comes to keybindings its better to make your own deck otherwise you end
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by jayflux 6y ago
Checkout https://github.com/jasonwilliams/anki if you want to send any markdown notes to Anki from VSCode
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by jayflux 6y ago
QUIC support has landed behind an experimental flag https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/23064 As for HTTP/3 that’s a bit further down the line
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by jayflux 6y ago
> I'd prefer something more like an 'inbox', where issues can be filed into different categories which moves the out of the 'new' section. This is what most large projects are doing anyway with labels. I think th
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by jayflux 6y ago
You’re being downvoted because that’s nonsense. It comes built-in with formatting, intellisense, a terminal, a debugger, Git support, and syntax highlighting. Secondly, trying to discern between an “IDE” and a “text editor” in 2020 is a foo
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by jayflux 6y ago
You’re not wrong, but the definition seems to have stuck at this point (and it’s been used this way for a lot longer than 10 years, more like double that). I think historically it comes from the fact that when someone “deprecates” their API
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by jayflux 6y ago
> It's pretty dumb to call it magsafe It’s called marketing and brand recognition. Most people won’t care it’s not a literal description of how it works, but they will have heard of MagSafe before and get the general idea.
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by jayflux 6y ago
> Run it three times however is not part of such bugginess though. It means that they're randomly encountering different executions/run-states on what should be the same config/setup, each time you run it. And they have no
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by jayflux 6y ago
In case anyone is wondering what’s happening with this, there was a progress report in Sept https://bjorn3.github.io/2020/09/28/progress-report-sep-2020...
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How do I know when to release 1.0.0?(semver.org)
2 points by jayflux 6y ago|0 comments
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Same as other comments they most likely sell at a loss, but do remember, they buy these components in bulk so it will be nowhere near the consumer price for the same/similar thing. Manufacturers know that PlayStation sells a lot of con
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by jayflux 6y ago
There’s a talk about it here: https://youtu.be/_uD2pijcSi4
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by jayflux 6y ago
The title was originally more than that but i think it was stripped as it didn't match the site title. @dang could you change it to "Boa release v0.10" ?
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Boa: an experimental Javascript lexer, parser and compiler written in Rust(boa-dev.github.io)
80 points by jayflux 6y ago|29 comments
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It’s not bots, it’s hundreds or thousands of people doing the bare minimum to submit a pull request and get the t shirt

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