kklisura

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Doomscrolling(en.wikipedia.org)
24 points by kklisura 5y ago|3 comments
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by kklisura 5y ago
I remember reading G.H. Hardy's A Mathematician's Apology that mathematics is young man's game. Can same be said for chess? Is chess a young man's game?
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by kklisura 5y ago
I think you're searching in the wrong place. The first search result for "argument parser maven" in google search yields this [1] - an ordered list of maven dependencies for "Command Line Parsers". [1] https:/
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by kklisura 5y ago
Starship can deliver 100 t payload to LEO. Does space industry really need that payload requirements? When you look at Falcon Heavy, it can deliver 68 t to LEO, but there was only one launch back in 2019.
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by kklisura 5y ago
Handlebars extends on Mustache which considers itself "logic-less" templating language. I think `{{#if (and foo bar)` goes against that principle, so introducing ie `shouldShowX` property on component which then depends on foo &am
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by kklisura 5y ago
it's tuples all the way down
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Biden officials trying to recalculate U.S. Covid-19 hospitalizations(politico.com)
4 points by kklisura 5y ago|0 comments
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Tangentially: I learned a lot while watching Keiths (Roaring Kitty, DFV) streams, even before GameStop took off. It gave me insight in what kind of research and analysis is done for investment and it served almost as a demo for me. It'
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Anatomy of the State [pdf](cdn.mises.org)
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by kklisura 5y ago
> These are among the most entertaining ones. They are. I remember laughing so hard at one, but then I remembered I'm probably laughing at the lunatic and that made me sad.
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by kklisura 5y ago
Not claiming anything, just want to bring more context to the link you posted, since I'm seeing it's being shared all around, with no references what the video is. The video/audio in question is from September 27, 2005, from
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by kklisura 5y ago
Metamorphic malware [1]. Metamorphic code is used by computer viruses to avoid the pattern recognition of anti-virus software. [2] > A metamorphic virus is a type of malware that is capable of changing its code and signature patterns wit
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by kklisura 5y ago
Hah! I kind of agree. But that's out my control. You work with what you have.
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by kklisura 5y ago
My experience with Xcode is that almost every time it got updated, an ios app project compilation (react-native app) broke in some way. Very frustrating!
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by kklisura 5y ago
> ...postgres server process listens to one network port, the default port is 5432 > Whenever receiving a connection request from a client, it starts a backend process. (And then, the started backend process handles all queries issued
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The Internals of PostgreSQL(interdb.jp)
328 points by kklisura 5y ago|39 comments
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by kklisura 5y ago
> ...the dolphins use their extraordinary biological sonar to detect hazards beneath the surface, whether tethered to the sea floor or buried beneath sediment. Isn't this, like, job for the drones?
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by kklisura 5y ago
I found out this paper while I was checking out Postgres source code [1]. This is used for generating hash table of postgres keywords, where the hash function is produced on compile time (?) and used in that hash table - if I got everything
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An optimal algorithm for generating minimal perfect hash functions [pdf](cmph.sourceforge.net)
2 points by kklisura 5y ago|3 comments
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You know what else could undermine public trust in institutions? Classifying this data as a matter of national security.
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by kklisura 5y ago
I find that behaviour more dangerous than any other anti-science or anti-vax movements. That behaviour degrades the public trust in institutions, in science and in scientists. It will breed even more anti-science and anti-vax people for yea
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by kklisura 5y ago
He received the PCR test results within 7 hours on the 16th. https://twitter.com/BenRothenberg/status/1480448426332413953
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Denazification(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by kklisura 5y ago|0 comments
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Tangentially: Isn't it interesting that no anti-war movies are being produced anymore? I'm guessing it might be because we're living in a bit more peaceful times than before and there is no need for such movies, but also acce
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The Fourth Estate(geohot.github.io)
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I think all of these discussions revolve around singe point: people want all of the benefits of working on FOSS - working on what you love passionately, working at your own pace, whenever, wherever, not being responsible to anyone but yours
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by kklisura 5y ago
To be honest this looks like half-baked. Couple of points: - migration queries for up and down should be persisted. Here migrations are always read from files. If one changes down migration it might not match the up migration. - migration c
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by kklisura 5y ago
The great thing about open source is that anyone can participate for free and for whatever reason: some for the feeling of giving back, some for creating something useful for others, some like it as challenge, some for the street cred., etc
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by kklisura 5y ago
Whatever opinion you had about Assange, I think history will not look favourably on how he has been treated during this process.
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by kklisura 5y ago
There's a great video from a professor at Stanford, Robert Sapolsky, about depression, where he dives into the biological and psychological aspect of depression. [1] > If I had to define major depression in one sentence, I would say

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