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by jmholla 3y ago
Awards on his answers will make them stick around the top.
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by jmholla 3y ago
> What is Reddit buying for $10m? The answer that "Christian will shut down the app and go quietly" is the only answer that makes sense in context. They're buying Apollo. Then they can shut it down and make the app stop ma
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by jmholla 3y ago
Who would you recommend as a more affordable provider?
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by jmholla 3y ago
It does.
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by jmholla 3y ago
Interesting. I'm on a stock Motorola and they are separate. I have five sliders.
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by jmholla 3y ago
> [On Android] why in the fuck can’t there simply be two separate fucking sliders for “Ring volume” and “Notification volume”? Are there not for everyone? On every Android phone I've had in recent memory I've had his feature. I
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by jmholla 3y ago
Why did you use the term dynamic programming programming when referring to the memorization part? The term of art, dynamic programming, is at play here but refers to the initial design of breaking up the problem into recursive sub-problems.
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by jmholla 3y ago
It also seems they may prefer to rely on their own personal knowledge. It's easier to go back to places you know then follow your friends' directions.
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by jmholla 3y ago
> this sequel doesn't add any novel elements to it It absolutely does. Have you played it?
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by jmholla 3y ago
What is the intent behind the "upcoming" and "not on view" sections? Outside of the link to the explanation of fading, they don't impart much information. I don't see how to tell what 3 locations are coming up,
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by jmholla 3y ago
It's only a fallacy if you don't have past behaviour to justify your predictions.
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by jmholla 3y ago
No part of your example indicated the intent was to use the computers to teach children. Teachers can teach adults and they can use computers to do other things. In your examples, excepting your hidden intent, they were synonyms. Do you hav
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by jmholla 3y ago
That's by their own account. Multiple times they mention they don't do the best of caring about our tracking negative comments. They do however do the opposite. It's important to remember this is written by them and is all fr
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by jmholla 3y ago
I don't get it. The number of times Sleeping Beauty is woken up has no impact on the flip of the coin. The odds are always 1/2, it's just in the tails situation she's asked annoyingly more times.
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by jmholla 3y ago
They negate this later with: > In addition, some platforms securely back your passkeys up and sync them to other devices you own. If they can be copied (or "synced"), they can be copied to a piece of paper and copied to a nefar
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by jmholla 3y ago
Here's what Google has to say [0]: > Passkeys use public key cryptography. Public key cryptography reduces the threat from potential data breaches. When a user creates a passkey with a site or application, this generates a public–pr
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by jmholla 4y ago
This comment here cleared up a lot of things and I'm beginning to understand what you are doing here. Let me be upfront about one thing, I do not think I am your target audience. But, I am happy to provide some feedback as I procrastin
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by jmholla 4y ago
I agree. This whole page reads like nonsense to me. One easy example to point out: > # Optimized for AI & Autocomplete > ``` > f a b > . f = | x -> y -> x \* y > . a = 1
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by jmholla 4y ago
The thread up here [0] is talking about that in case you missed it. [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35613454
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by jmholla 4y ago
> I quickly learned just how many things can go wrong with Ubiquiti wifi APs I recently got started with Ubiquiti and haven't run into any problems myself. Do you have any examples you could pass on?
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by jmholla 4y ago
That's actually the case for everyone running a modern version of nmap. See yrro's comment. [0] [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35571374
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by jmholla 4y ago
> We hope to continue making this a community-driven endeavor, so if anyone reading this would like to become a maintainer for one of the libraries (especially Python), please reach out. If we can't find maintainers we'll find
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by jmholla 4y ago
What's with the 21 parsers limit?
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by jmholla 4y ago
I'm not a part of this conversation, but I'd love to see those recommendations if you're willing to share.
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by jmholla 4y ago
I'd argue the worse UX is letting apps change their UX on a whim without my input, i.e. auto-updates.
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by jmholla 4y ago
What's wrong with the text boxes?
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by jmholla 4y ago
If the designer of the page is here, I'd like to recommend using different colors for your pie chart and bar graph. Using the same color implies they are related, especially when there is only one key. Also, the orange box that says to
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by jmholla 4y ago
Thank you so much! I'll check these out.
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by jmholla 4y ago
Can you talk a little more about your setup? How does it ensure your coreboot is not tampered with?
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by jmholla 4y ago
I think this PR is modifying the inputs to the methods that do it: https://github.com/twitter/the-algorithm/pull/17

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