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by johnhenry 4y ago
Oh, thank goodness! For second, I thought someone was hacking into firearms.
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by johnhenry 4y ago
A specific distance isn't going to prevent a crowd of people from forming; but it does it give police officers the ability to punish/threaten/intimidate witnesses for something that was previously legal. I hope people don&#x2
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by johnhenry 4y ago
> even if the cops are 100% doing the right thing by the book Public scrutiny is only as issue for those who don't want to be publicly scrutinized. If they are doing the right thing, they should have not problem. They don't wan
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by johnhenry 4y ago
I thought this was a pretty good pitch for charm's tools https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRgHKofrupU
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by johnhenry 4y ago
It's amazing how much little we trust people to cut out hair, especially when we compare the amount of training required for other things. For instance; in Ohio, the 700 hour training program for teachers to use guns was just paired ba
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by johnhenry 4y ago
Solar-powered website: https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/about.html
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by johnhenry 4y ago
There is an implementation proposal [0] is at stage 3[1], which means it's likely to land. Unfortunately, there is no set timeline. - [0] https://github.com/tc39/proposal-decorators - [1] https://tc39.e
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China’s GitHub temporarily closes all open-source projects to the public(scmp.com)
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by johnhenry 4y ago
Did we work together? I started working with them right after they started calling themselves BitGo.
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by johnhenry 4y ago
Is that you Mike?
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by johnhenry 4y ago
Don't feel bad. Even if you had continued with the idea, it may not have worked. In 2013 there was a company called "Twist" that invited users to share their location temporarily so that co-workers could know if they would be
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by johnhenry 4y ago
It's because of this: https://developer.chrome.com/blog/enabling-shared-array-buff...
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by johnhenry 5y ago
This is an apt analogy -- ensure that the model is mature enough to handle mature content.
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by johnhenry 5y ago
Supabase Functions launching Thursday, March 31st, 2022!
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by johnhenry 5y ago
Does Dr. Wong have a Wikipedia page?
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by johnhenry 5y ago
Can these techniques be used to improve performance in other browsers?
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by johnhenry 5y ago
Is this the idea behind HTTP 3? (Honest question.)
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by johnhenry 5y ago
> ... you can just completely ignore the security of your web service Be weary of such absolute statements -- especially when it comes to security.
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by johnhenry 5y ago
I saw the title and thought to just do "(a / 2) + (b / 2)" and a do a little bit of fudging if a or b is odd. After reading the article, learning that unsigned average(unsigned a, unsigned b) { return (a /
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by johnhenry 5y ago
The feasibility of Jurassic Park went out the window millions of years ago.
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by johnhenry 5y ago
We can improve ourselves one step at a time.
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by johnhenry 5y ago
Inhale enough pepper and things get crazy, not unlike Dune spice.
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by johnhenry 5y ago
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30024353/how-to-use-visu...
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by johnhenry 5y ago
Straightforward answers to your questions: No. No. But, I believe you have missed the point. It's problematic to send a bear to attack someone -- particularly if you are the all-powerful, all-knowing creator of the universe with other
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by johnhenry 5y ago
Not sure if this is a joke, or if you are defending God's actions?
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by johnhenry 5y ago
Nice! Would be awesome if it could optionally pull in the images as base 64.
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by johnhenry 5y ago
http://xunitpatterns.com/Test%20Double.html
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by johnhenry 5y ago
I'm talking about the title of the article -- the one written by CNBC.
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by johnhenry 5y ago
This is really cool and useful. I hope you post this again and more people recognize it.
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by johnhenry 5y ago
Without the regulation part, the titles makes it seem like an easily dismissible bureaucratic issue.

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