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by jmiserez 6y ago
Recently I ordered something online using an Apple Pay button, there were no address or payment forms to fill out, just confirm payment. That was extremely low friction, but would still be too bothersome for a micropayment. If any such mode
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by jmiserez 6y ago
> And usually picks or opens the lock the first time before shooting, so you're only seeing his well-practiced openings. Probably true, but he does have some videos where he picks a fresh new lock sent to him, e.g. this one is uncu
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by jmiserez 6y ago
MMS as in text messages with images? Is that still relevant? I remember the original iPhone not supporting MMS either but that was 13 years ago and I haven't received or sent an MMS since.
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by jmiserez 6y ago
I use both daily. Eclipse doesn't have that specific feature.
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by jmiserez 6y ago
Yes, but IntelliJ's "Show History for Selection" takes the cake. It opens up a timemachine-like view that shows just the changes/commits affecting that block and lets you scroll through them.
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by jmiserez 6y ago
>Falling from 1m and stopping in 1cm gets you an instant reading of 100g. And yet that doesn't sound very deadly at all. It does though, if you fall directly on your head from that height. Even with a helmet that seems dangerous.
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by jmiserez 6y ago
Previous discussion of the issue: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23716451 Explanation from LinkedIn and the actual (open-sourced) code in question linked in the top comment: https://news.ycombinator.com&#x2
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by jmiserez 6y ago
Wow, first time I've heard of 3. Not a very discoverable interaction.
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by jmiserez 6y ago
If it's an actual review on a trustworthy 3rd party site, yes. Otherwise no, as most of these testimonials are just completely fake.
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by jmiserez 6y ago
And clicking the next button just before the timeout makes it skip the 2nd slide.
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by jmiserez 6y ago
In some (few) places in the world that's already the case. Pretty great for getting around and safe.
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by jmiserez 6y ago
This is where Kai's website is now: http://kai.sub.blue/ (source: Wikipedia)
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by jmiserez 6y ago
Are you replying to the wrong comment? There's no mention of "socialism" in the parent comment?
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by jmiserez 6y ago
Wow, 36% carried no lights at all? I've only been cenote diving but can't imagine doing it without a light.
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by jmiserez 6y ago
Interesting. How does this compare to just generating generic system load (e.g. running some benchmark)?
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by jmiserez 6y ago
Don't forget that some of these are left-to-right (e.g. Hebrew, Arabic). Words are rendered left-to-right, and early email software would just expect each word to be sent reversed so that simple RTL rendering could be used. UTF solves
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by jmiserez 6y ago
Does that not simply melt at high temps?
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by jmiserez 6y ago
What the parent poster means is that the second step (enforcement through rejection) won't work anymore.
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by jmiserez 6y ago
Isn't your usecase just a one-to-many stream, like e.g. Youtube, Twitch, Periscope, etc. all provide? That should be easier than a proper n-way meeting.
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by jmiserez 6y ago
For git: set help.autocorrect to make it shut about minor typos: https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Customizing-Git-Git-Configura...
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by jmiserez 6y ago
> I think that's all the validation we need for HTML/CSS/JS as the best tool for UI development nowadays. is a direct contradiction to the sentence before: > because for every mission-critical input on the display, the
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by jmiserez 6y ago
I'm certainly sad to see a company that took security seriously and "did it right" being bought by a company that arguably did not and got large mostly by trading security for convenience, even going as far as saying they wer
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by jmiserez 6y ago
You are looking for "program synthesis". It's an active research area.
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by jmiserez 6y ago
Probably more like $2.46 discount on your next purchase, if you mail-in the original receipt for your drive.
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by jmiserez 6y ago
To be honest, I like the one without any CSS the best. The others have too much empty space.
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by jmiserez 6y ago
There's no need to identify the hash algorithm unless multiple versions are used in the same context, which is rarely the case and often defeats the purpose of using a hash in the first place.
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by jmiserez 6y ago
Just a heads up, DynDNS hasn't been free for years. Even the most basic plan is way too expensive for what you get. If your DNS provider has a CLI just use that. I use Route53 and a simple cronjob to update it.
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by jmiserez 6y ago
> Information retrieval is one million percent AI. You can add AI of course, but the basics are just math and statistics, e.g. take a look at this book: https://nlp.stanford.edu/IR-book/information-retrieval-book...
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by jmiserez 6y ago
Theres a cross-platform "HyperCard" called LiveCode ( https://livecode.com/ ). The syntax is very similar and you can even import old HyperCard programs: https://www.hyperactivesw.com/mctutorial&#x2F
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by jmiserez 6y ago
Oooh nice. Better yet, you can show that QR code directly in the terminal: qrencode -t ansiutf8 google.com Looks identical. In WSL, you can use 'powershell.exe Get-Clipboard': powershell.exe Get-Clipboard | qrencode -t

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