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by jwalton 7y ago
Well... yes. If you're using `express.static()`, or if all five requests are getting different things from the disk. If you're using something that caches your static content in-memory, then the first request will use the thread
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by jwalton 7y ago
I suspect if you ran the .org domain for profit, and you raised the price to $275000 a year, you would find you'd rapidly lose all your customers. There are lots of other TLDs that are cheap, there's healthy competition, and .org
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by jwalton 7y ago
Google Play music is like this in Android Auto: https://twitter.com/JasonCWalton/status/1065631146090868736 They've replaced the hamburger menu in the upper left with a "back arrow", which does the
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by jwalton 7y ago
You would enjoy this: https://thebaffler.com/salvos/cyberpunk-is-dead-semley
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by jwalton 7y ago
What are you using instead, then?
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This is exactly why I'm waiting for the new airship age, so I can quit my job as a software developer and become an airship pirate, just like in Crimson Skies. "When you hit the ground, tell 'em Nathan Zachary sent you!&quot
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by jwalton 7y ago
"Female Athlete Triad"[1] is the explanation of what's happening to these young women. I have a hard time believing Nike coaches don't know about it, though, because I'm a slightly overweight male software develope
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by jwalton 7y ago
> They stop people from using vehicles to attack lots of people They don't just stop using vehicles as weapons. It's important they also stop vehicles which are out of control from colliding with pedestrians, or drivers who ar
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by jwalton 7y ago
I almost died this way. When I was about 5 years old, I had pneumonia. I went to a doctor, they misplaced a decimal point in my weight, and prescribed me a 10x over dose. The nurse didn't bother to double check it, and just blindly
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by jwalton 7y ago
I've heard a similar story about Asynchronous Transfer Mode. An ATM cell is 53 bytes long, which seems like a really weird number. The US wanted it to be 64 bytes as they felt this was optimal for them, everyone else wanted it to be
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by jwalton 7y ago
Asbestos mining is banned in Canada, as of Jan. of this year, so we're not exporting it anymore.
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If you look in the upper right corner, there's a "MIDI Select Device" button.
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> I wanted to try the google podcasts but it was a brick because I had disabled "youtube & web activity" This is the worst. I have all the privacy settings turned up. In Google Maps on my phone, when I try to set my &quot
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by jwalton 7y ago
If youre in node.js land, I wrote a framework for handling the server side of OpenAPI v3: https://github.com/exegesis-js/exegesis
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by jwalton 7y ago
The '#privateVar' syntax means that classes are no longer simply syntax sugar, unfortunately.
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I don't understand why kid content creators are going to be punished here; Google can't collect data from people watching kids content and can't serve targeted add to them - so what? They can still count views and play untar
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by jwalton 7y ago
> For example, "class" is just syntactical sugar This was true up until we got #private vars in JavaScript. Now classes have their own very special rules very separate from prototype inheritance, to make this language even mor
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by jwalton 7y ago
> Any package which transitively includes `standard/standard` also inherits the advertisement. Fortunately there should not be too many of those. If you're using `standard/standard` to format your code, it should be in
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by jwalton 7y ago
I'm interested in a belt drive, too, but mainly because I hate getting a greasy chain stamp on my leg. :P Belt drives don't need lube, so they stay pretty clean. I'm surprised there are retrofit kits. With a belt drive, us
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by jwalton 7y ago
Come a long ways since 1.0: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27szyA9mZ8Q .
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by jwalton 7y ago
I've been using Firefox since Quantum, too. The one place where I consistently run into problems is the debugger - it's much slower than Chrome's, and sometimes it gets stuck with a "Loading..." in the source view
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by jwalton 7y ago
> Is Facebook now "doing business" in canada? And then in the very next sentence you appear to answer this: > I no longer need any kind of physical presence to do business there Doing business is doing business.
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> traveling a network of cities with snowfall randomly blocking roads More likely road-works projects fixing the potholes created by frost-heave randomly blocking roads. -_-
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See my edited example above; you can stream data to this, it'll stream nicely to the browser. This uses "\n"s at the end of every line, which means you can write a very simple streaming parser client side, because you can ju
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by jwalton 7y ago
> My API just returned a single JSON array, so the server couldn’t send anything until it had collected all results. Why can't you stream a JSON array? Edit: Here's a (hastily created and untested) node.js example, even:
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Import tariff?
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I got the update through studies (I can see it in about:studies), but it didn't fix anything for me.
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by jwalton 7y ago
It does, but it didn't fix anything for me. All my extensions are still gone. :(
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by jwalton 8y ago
This is exactly what made me stop using it. I didn't post anything for a few weeks, and I started getting these fake "notifications" that had nothing to do with me. It felt like Facebook was some sort of stalky overly cling
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