jedimastert

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   by jedimastert 10y ago

   >This also doesn't require a DB, it can run from flatfiles. How difficult would it be to get WP to run off of sqlite? I'm not familiar with the code base to know.
2. 1592.▲
   by jedimastert 10y ago

   Also, I'd like to be able to clear my completed list, or something like that. That's gonna get cluttered real quick
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   by jedimastert 10y ago

   Try this one on for size. https://gransk.com/ggraph-bigger.html
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   by jedimastert 10y ago

   That, and you've exceed the request limit and it's only 10am cst
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   by jedimastert 10y ago

   I really thought she was gonna pull out of it this time. Geez.
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   by jedimastert 10y ago

   Out of curiosity, what packing algorithm did you use?
7. 1597.▲
   by jedimastert 10y ago

   $10 says they've already gotten another one with a gag order
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   by jedimastert 10y ago

   My thoughts exactly. If I was reeeeally invested in getting that job, I would have found another laptop lying around, and powerwashed it after I was done.
9. 1599.▲
   by jedimastert 10y ago

   Thank you. I was thinking "audio/visual" and I was very confused.
10. 1600.▲
    by jedimastert 10y ago

    Does the C64 have TCP/IP capabilities?
11. 1601.▲
    by jedimastert 10y ago

    In the prompt, he says we are looking at a "bounded" integer set, so presumably we know the largest possible number before we start
12. 1602.▲
    by jedimastert 10y ago

    It didn't occur to me that Tim Waits is old
13. 1603.▲
    by jedimastert 10y ago

    I had no idea that existed. It had honestly never occurred to me to render markdown in the server
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    by jedimastert 10y ago

    I've always loved the demoscene stuff I've seen. How would you recommend getting into it? Both the community and creation
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    by jedimastert 10y ago

    I think if there was a massive attack that infected a trusting trust attack on every computer on the planet, we'd just have to start from scratch
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    by jedimastert 10y ago

    This looks awesome! I love the idea. It makes me want to make a web version...new side project?
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    by jedimastert 10y ago

    This was actually the first ORM I used. It's currently in a super simple newsletter script I wrote for my university and I plan on using it anywhere else I run into databases and Python. Thanks!
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    by jedimastert 10y ago

    >However, it's susceptible to vote-buying, which is a major part of the current election system's threat model. This isn't the only issue with making votes public. There's an issue of political discrimination as well.
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    by jedimastert 10y ago

    I think it's because the text representation is super close to the AST
20. 1610.▲
    by jedimastert 10y ago

    What is the problem there? I'm confused by your comment
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    by jedimastert 10y ago

    >So a possible solution is to define a representation for a letter frequency distribution, and use an associative data type for the mapping. out of curiosity, could one such representation just be all of the letters in the word, sorted?
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    by jedimastert 10y ago

    I've been thinking about this too. He might have no no history in government, but the years of selling himself and his name have made him damn near the perfect politician.
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    by jedimastert 10y ago

    This might seem like a silly question, but what would happen if you tried to use the same kind of system, but with another language?
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    by jedimastert 10y ago

    From everything I've heard, it's a bit-for-bit emulation, so probably?
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    by jedimastert 10y ago

    I reeealy can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not[1] [1] https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Poe's_law
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    by jedimastert 10y ago

    > Also, it will be quite the challenge for nintendo to gain momentum with the handheld part of the console. They're also the only company in the handheld market right now, with a surprising amount of sales, (even with the 2DS), so t