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by jhardy54 6y ago
Oh, I misread that as an arrow pointing from 'before' to 'after'. Makes sense now!
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by jhardy54 6y ago
> If, hypothetically, some credible scientists tomorrow did some research that showed global warming is not as bad as we thought, would that get reported widely? Absolutely yes. It would be hard to come up with strong evidence that the h
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by jhardy54 6y ago
Thank you for posting the actual number instead of just saying "excessive" or "megadose". (It's true, I didn't read the article.)
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by jhardy54 6y ago
arthralgia = joint pain
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by jhardy54 6y ago
I think about 120 KB: https://github.com/google/brotli/blob/ee2a5e1540cbd6ef883a89... Small sample: three-dimensionalChurch of Englandof North Carolinasquare kilometres.addEventListenerdistinct from the
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by jhardy54 6y ago
Brotli! A few months ago I was looking for strings in random binaries and was very confused when I found that my Node.js binary came with tons of fragments of English and HTML. I looked through the Node.js source on GitHub and was horrified
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by jhardy54 6y ago
I wasn't asking for a citation on whether three-letter agencies have weaponized social media. My issue was the"most malleable" language that belongs in a boomer comic rather than HN.
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by jhardy54 6y ago
> Imho it would be unreasonable to even try keeping backwards compatibility in a language that tries to find the global maximum What does this mean? I can't think of any way to interpret "find the global maximum" that appl
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by jhardy54 6y ago
> TikTok is the generation that is most malleable to propaganda in a way that can undermine an entire generation Citation needed. Come on.
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by jhardy54 6y ago
I'm a good hacker and I find this interesting. Also, police (mis)behavior is a common thread on HN: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...
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by jhardy54 6y ago
I think they probably mean "they're taboo, which can sometimes be construed as unprofessional". Tattoos don't stop you from acting professionally but let's not pretend that a presidential candidate could have a face
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by jhardy54 6y ago
Hilarious that this was flagged. It's a shame how many Americans see facts they don't like and try to respond with censorship. I wish there was a word like "cowardice" except with 10x the magnitude.
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by jhardy54 6y ago
The only thing more dangerous than these bullies is the system that takes incompetent thugs and trusts them with the most vulnerable people in our society. I'm ashamed that this is still how we treat people under the influence of drugs
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by jhardy54 6y ago
Cool whataboutism. Anyway, the majority of cops are complicit and circle the wagons whenever a bad cop gets outed. When they start defending the public instead of their friends then you can use the phrase "good cop", otherwise all
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by jhardy54 6y ago
> There was that massive 2000 comment thread the other month about some big company doing something evil and then it turned out they didn't do it. Can you link to this? Not trying to be meta, I just don't believe random claims
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by jhardy54 6y ago
I don't think 23:59:59 is the same as midnight, that sounds like an error to me.
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> Search for "23:59:59" or any use of local server time and you got yourself a bug. I thought this meant to search the logs / database and I was absolutely horrified that maybe I didn't understand how time works. I th
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by jhardy54 6y ago
You should ask your doctor! I don't have enough information to give you a confident guess, but my intuition is that theyre trying to save you money when an expensive test is unlikely to be helpful. Many people struggle to make ends mee
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by jhardy54 6y ago
Many languages compile to assembly so that you can distribute them easily. Trying to send a friend a compiled tool is a billion times easier than asking them to install JDK / Node /etc.
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by jhardy54 6y ago
There's a big difference when you take informed consent into account. When I go to the doctor I understand the scope and goals of my healthcare provider. I'm not surprised when my behaviors are changed to enhance my health. When t
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by jhardy54 6y ago
More info here: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2015/06/the-state-of-web-component...
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by jhardy54 6y ago
Personally I'm not very excited about making Java a hard dependency, or the fact that Scala can't be bootstrapped like most other languages. [0] [0]: https://bootstrappable.org
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by jhardy54 6y ago
Since my last patch (bugfix, one line) has been open for at least 4 months without activity I'm not sure how feasible it would be to land a new feature and have it releases in Firefox stable in ~3 months.
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by jhardy54 6y ago
Thanks for the bounty. Is this resolved when the patch is written and available for anyone to include in their source tree, or when it's merged into the Firefox tree? (I want to clarify because I've had a patch open for 4 months t
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by jhardy54 6y ago
> about:tabs would be the easiest thing in the world. Thanka for volunteering! Can you link me to your patch?
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by jhardy54 6y ago
I'd be interested in how feasible this would be. Even tiny address spaces like 256 bytes have tons of potential ways to fill it (factors): a process could have : 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, or even 256 bytes. How do you identify which
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by jhardy54 6y ago
Sorry, are you trying to contribute something meaningful to this discussion? It sounds like you're just here to disparage the author.
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by jhardy54 6y ago
Relevant: https://github.com/ziglang/zig/commit/3ca4925709ac6369391eb4...
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by jhardy54 6y ago
I'm in Portland, Oregon and can report the same.
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by jhardy54 6y ago
I mean, it's 'whaboutism' by some definitions, it's just that those definitions aren't the ones that the rest of the world uses. :~)

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