jhardy54

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by jhardy54 4y ago
This works great for small datasets, but often you’ll have to eventually use streams rather than arrays. I’ve used pull-stream to do this in the past.
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by jhardy54 4y ago
> This means it's fairly trivial to convert JSON5 to JSON (literally 13 lines: https://gist.github.com/iddan/3d34b12f6b22c30a8a07c149b3175e... ). Did you paste the correct link? This just plumbs together an exis
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by jhardy54 4y ago
Does this criticism extend to graphing calculators?
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by jhardy54 4y ago
Is this a criticism of Excel specifically, or is the problem that it’s making basic arithmetic more accessible to institutions with negative externalities?
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by jhardy54 4y ago
Are you familiar with npm? I haven’t used it deeply in years, but the last time I checked it still supported conflicting dependencies. If A and B both depend on different versions of C, then both versions of C are installed and A/B see
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by jhardy54 4y ago
Does this work with a touchscreen? I’m on mobile and don’t see anything happening. (I pulled the rope.)
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by jhardy54 4y ago
Thanks dang!
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by jhardy54 4y ago
HTTP 301 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32089964 :~)
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by jhardy54 4y ago
It lost me at calling people “casual text producers”.
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by jhardy54 4y ago
Did I math wrong? 0.02 in * 0.02 in == 0.0004 sq in 0.0004 sq in * 14000 ppi == 5.6 pixels
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by jhardy54 4y ago
Disclaimer: I’m “vegan”, for some definition of the word. Candidly, I think that reduction in animal suffering is worthwhile, but you get diminishing returns quite quickly. I’d suggest only doing things that are easy. For example: - While g
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by jhardy54 4y ago
I don’t think I understand, can you help make it click? My thinking: They don’t need to build a fully automated one-size-fits-all product experience, they just need to charge for the cost of their existing “higher-touch experience”. Isn’t t
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by jhardy54 4y ago
GP: > Good typography seems to dictate a wider space after a sentence than between words. You: > Rendering engines can do anything they want. The question is about source representation only, for semantic purposes. The thread you’ve c
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by jhardy54 4y ago
Some people might prefer two spaces, but my understanding is that all authorities on “good typography” have standardized on one space: https://practicaltypography.com/one-space-between-sentences....
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by jhardy54 4y ago
> I’ve read that there are limits to how much weight you can lose per week, no matter how much you restrict your caloric intake. Beyond a certain point, your body senses the deficiency and decreases your metabolism.
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by jhardy54 4y ago
What a sentence. Could you rephrase? I’m confused at what you’re trying to say.
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by jhardy54 4y ago
“I flipped a coin and got heads, so the people who say they got tails must be confused”
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by jhardy54 4y ago
I wonder whether they have a business SIM and personal SIM and are looking for different notification policies for each.
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by jhardy54 4y ago
Is there somewhere I can read more about this? I was optimistic that using my phone as a camera while plugged into a charger might not hurt my battery much.
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by jhardy54 4y ago
> Just use cat. We’ve gone full circle. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat_(Unix)#Useless_use_of_ca...
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by jhardy54 4y ago
> tumblr post Was it this one? https://writingonthecastlewalls.tumblr.com/post/181877541942...
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by jhardy54 4y ago
Why do you need to SFTP into a disk?
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by jhardy54 4y ago
Your first link is 404ing btw.
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by jhardy54 4y ago
Done. Moved my score from the 54th percentile to 98th percentile. My words: Cannabinol, idempotence, median, mitosis, infrared, soufflé, synonym, genomics, tortoiseshell, crankshaft.
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by jhardy54 4y ago
> The problem with scanners is that they usually have a pretty high false positive rate. Did that happen in the example being discussed in this thread?
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by jhardy54 4y ago
Is this related to [Secure] Scuttlebutt (SSB), or just using the same name?
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by jhardy54 5y ago
That’s correct. Rob Landley and I came up with the same license text but called it different things. I called it the Free Public License and had it approved by the OSI under that name. He called it the 0BSD, and argued that since he came up
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by jhardy54 5y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Princess_and_the_Pea
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by jhardy54 5y ago
It’s the same text, which is just the ISC license sans the “ provided that the above copyright notice and this permission notice appear in all copies” clause. The only differences: - I didn’t use the “Copyright Boaty McBoatface 2022” line,
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by jhardy54 5y ago
That’s the 0BSD. I called it the Free Public License when submitting to OSI, but we changed it to 0BSD because Landley had apparently come up with the same license a few years before me.

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