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by julie1 11y ago
And this ? https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%91%84%E5%8A%A8%E7%90%86%E8... (pt https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teoria_de_perturba%C3%A7%C3%B5... ) (fr https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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by julie1 11y ago
A branch of physics used to be taught a long time ago called "numerical analysis" to deal with this issue. We even used to be careful about the difference between 'precise and exact'. Pi = acos(0) is absolutely exact. Bu
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by julie1 11y ago
Fuzzy logic is back again? It used to make the headlines in the 90s for being the next revolution in industrial control (of furnaces). I use rice cookers since 35 years (I am 43) I don't care about brown rice or whatever the fuzzy logi
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by julie1 11y ago
Manipulating history belongs to one of the dark ages secret of "everlasting cookies" aka the zombie cookies you can't kill. Navigation history was globally accessible from any DOM elements when I was working in ad industry (2
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by julie1 11y ago
it does to. It is also a prophylactic measure that is efficient. And yes, I missed the non ads dynamic contents that could also be unsafe. Then I would get paranoid with thousands sloc of JS included of minified code per project build with
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by julie1 11y ago
Well, concerned websites could choose static assets based only ads. Static ads bring less revenues than dynamic ads per exposure thus less $ / kb loaded. That's all. But does the ads industry fairly give them enough information to
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by julie1 11y ago
Do you tell your kins/friends about your safety concerns and advise them to do the same? Else, why not?
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by julie1 11y ago
Cool having 50$ to live some weeks makes me and my wife healthy. Poverty rox. So why do stats about life expectancy says the opposite? Especially in countries where people have even to fast more than I?
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Ask HN: Who else uses adblockers for safety?
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by julie1 11y ago
Easy, and this code helps creating the computer that will run your code. It is a 0th order class language. library IEEE; use IEEE.STD_LOGIC_1164.ALL; entity and_or_top is Port ( INA1 : in STD_LOGIC; -- AND gate input
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by julie1 11y ago
My little pinkie tells me you are a fellow more junior coder and that you are trying to deal with a situation that is not in your full authority (management or HR). I guess you have been talking of it as a team and are trying to bypass the
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by julie1 11y ago
And set top box that may have another version of JS. Or the "javascript" used in Qt ... or any new appliance/software that wants to provide a common accessible language for their "events" and choose a JS that is pat
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by julie1 11y ago
People love it. Why don't we change where the clutch, the break and the acceleration pedals are from time to time on cars? Just for fun. Why don't we switch riding right side and left side of the road? Every once in a while? Or th
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by julie1 11y ago
Someone is rediscovering literate programming where the code is so meaningful it serves as documentation of itself. I vote for a troll disguising a boring scheme tutorial in a satire. But it is very metaphysical à la Artistote or Giodarno B
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by julie1 11y ago
I guess markdown is nice for unstructured text. When you think you can learn a job (technical writer) by doing it bad rather than not doing it at all, you just take bad habits. Serious technical documentation are structured. Pictures have c
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by julie1 11y ago
Well, read the source of jquery. You will see fixes for "old new features" of FF that broke applications in the past. Given the way mozilla teams are still working I guess it can still happen. EDIT and add the memory leaks and the
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by julie1 11y ago
well javascript is evolving at a fast pace. Wheat still grow on a seasonal base. Tourism is still yearly based. A car will last you years. telco CPE are lasting for years. Bank terminals are for years. Robots in factories last decades.
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by julie1 11y ago
Well the problem is you may not want your bank to gamble your money. And governments refused to separate financial activities of banks with their depots missions in most places. Leaving 98% of your actual money playing on markets on stuff y
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by julie1 11y ago
Wall streets tends to love what customers hate. Like proprietary stuff, impossibility to repair your product, turning solid buys into rents with added services, people finding a way to pollute without paying (because batteries are not made
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by julie1 11y ago
This site is so reductive and looking like crap it is annoying. What about the liability? The moral rights? The second creation's right? The endorsement clause? Picking up a license on a website that does not even point to any clear de
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by julie1 11y ago
Should leibniz, keppler, Einstein, newton, flemming, jenner papers should have been free? Oh they were. And it is thanks to flemming that people stopped dying in atrocious ways over the world from gangrene. Should citizens be able to access
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by julie1 11y ago
Simple IPv4 subnet network tool ?
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by julie1 11y ago
I still think that FGPA should be thought in the perspective of building an ASIC. And that most ASIC should be thought like Keep It Simple Stupid device that have to handle state machine autonomously. Encapsulation of the abstraction begins
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by julie1 11y ago
Drivers. The interface between the physical world and the digital world. They are the lenses of computers as much as its magic.
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by julie1 11y ago
It is just a complex system leaving one of this basin of attraction to try to reach another one. (probably because of an evaluation of risk that deemed it). And for a complex system transitions happens to be sensitive to the conditions and
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by julie1 11y ago
I sometime wonder if microchip/Soc wouldn't be better if we removed Wifi and USB kind of hardware support that are relying on enormous amount of (bloated) kernel code to perform magic. Embedded system for having a real purpose of
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by julie1 11y ago
People like my mother are losing an astounding amount of work because of poorly designed interfaces. My mother that still has an economical activity is losing money with modern technologies. And no one is liable. It is is the "user&#x2
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by julie1 11y ago
PKI is a silver bullet. The weakness of the chain are human beings. For the same reasons the young coders are still making SQL injections, people keep bad practices for security. Our human brain cannot store too much stress and secrets. So
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by julie1 11y ago
you are confused. Free in english means either 0$ or free as a speech. Free software is the later. And Stallman contradicts you : making your free software sustainable by founding yourself is a must. http://www.gnu.org/philo
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by julie1 11y ago
Ok, when it comes to hygienism, healthy food, the cult of Nature and of the perfect body, where bullying/shaming publicly the weaker was the right way to discuss a problem there is an historical precedent. A regim loving all of this, a

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