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by jtokoph 8y ago
I think Language Servers are my favorite feature from Microsoft in the development of VSCode. Microsoft has come a long way with open source, not only with VSCode but improving developer tools across the board. Similar to textmate grammars
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by jtokoph 8y ago
CORS is really for the opposite problem. Browsers do block requests from other origins by default (mostly). CORS is used to let the server decide which origins are allowed to request data and how it can be requested. If the client was allow
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The big cloud providers all give a massive amount of credits for startups to use. Massive meaning multiple hundreds of thousands of dollars. So it’s easy for startups to hop on for the free credits and a couple years later be too busy on pr
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As far as I can tell with my limited use of WeChat while in China, most of the extra features are created by third parties and are hosted as third party web apps inside of a web browser. I could be wrong though.
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Turing Tumble – Build Marble-Powered Computers(turingtumble.com)
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Scoot and Skip will receive buy out offers from all 4 companies very soon then.
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> UPDATE: Monday, shortly after publication and broadcast of this story by Kaiser Health News and NPR, St. David’s said it was now willing to accept $782.29 to resolve the $108,951 balance because Drew Calver qualifies for its “financial
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by jtokoph 8y ago
The second image in the post gets me thinking about another possible path finding algorithm which would take into account view distance. Most path finding I've seen either has infinite foresight (to get absolute shortest path) or no fo
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by jtokoph 8y ago
Relevant ToS clause for AT&T Wireless: >5.4 Unlimited Voice Services >Unlimited voice Services are provided primarily for reasonably uninterrupted live dialog between two individuals. If your use of unlimited voice Services for co
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git commit -ammend(github.com)
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I’m going to predict that they release a new version for macOS that includes a bug fix for the latest generation of processors. It will fix inaccurate readings. The new version will “correctly” show the flat line instead of the spikes. Then
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Ads and tracking as others have said, but also push notifications. People accept push notifications without thinking.
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I wonder if this will open the door to more timing attacks?
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Was about to post the same warning. Here is the discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17447816
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My problem with this statement from the article is that this kind of warning from a gaming company will be ignored by players. Players will just rationalize it as "they are giving a BS warning because they don't want me to cheat&q
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I think it’s the banks way of taking some of the money before it’s legally taken by the state. In many if not all states, if a bank account is inactive for 3-5 years, the state considers it “lost” and takes the money until it’s claimed in t
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I think this is an important point. If the board is trying to sell the company (assets), the acquirer will want an engineer to at least do a handoff. Having zero engineers left will be a disadvantageous state for the board, so you could pot
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If the company was sold for less than it raised, then common stock is usually worthless. Investors have preference on distribution to where they will at least get their money back before any non preferred shares pay out.
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As the sibling comment from androider says, after 6gigs is free, but after 15gigs you operate at reduced speeds. Edit: here are the details: https://fi.google.com/about/faq/#plan-and-pricing-extra-high...
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It’s “content marketing”. The OP is the SSL shop that wrote the article.
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This was my first thought. Would this article have been news if it said teens crash mommy’s Porsche into concrete wall? Maybe this is news because the Porsche may not have burst into flames.
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by jtokoph 9y ago
The email went to spam on all of my google hosted email accounts that are associated with a stripe account.
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by jtokoph 9y ago
Video about how Panera's number one priority is protecting your data: https://www.akamai.com/us/en/our-customers/customer-stories-... Archives: https://web.archive.org/web/2018040321
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I've noticed that Uber gives discounts when you don't use them for a while. Uber will give 10 rides at 50% off. I'll do 10 rides with them and then go back to Lyft...until Uber notifies me of the next round of discounts.
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Forgive me, as I don't use twitter much, but what is the problem with twitter bots? If I don't follow them, aren't they essentially invisible to me? I guess they might pollute search results? Is there something else I'm
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by jtokoph 9y ago
Not sure about android, but Chrome on iOS isn’t even chrome. It’s a slightly different UI on top of an iOS web view component. So integrating extensions would be a challenge.
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This is immensely confusing since the first paragraph of the blog post says: "Today, we’re making Chat generally available". I think this is becoming more common too, especially with GSuite releases.
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Previous Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15314629
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In most browsers, middle clicking a link will open in a new tab.
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It's more of a shutdown on non critical departments, and lots of times there are still skeleton crews for some of them. For example, the postal service is still running. Here is a decent article explaining what is still up and running:

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