kyberias

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by kyberias 6y ago
I'm currently implementing a REST API that returns CSV files.
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by kyberias 6y ago
The author ASSUMES that not asking questions was the reason he got rejected. That may not be true and it is likely the rejection had much more profound reasons. Yet he proceeds to write a blog post about that.
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by kyberias 6y ago
Fill tool reveals that it's not really painting with 1-bit but the dithered colors are actually "colors" that are rendered as dithered.
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by kyberias 6y ago
As if "data science" would be a field where the full scope of SQL is covered. SQL was developed for the enterprise world.
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by kyberias 6y ago
> I would use a microservice when I have a relatively small and simple chunk of code that needs to run every once in a while. Is this a joke? Why write such nonsense when you must know you don't know anything about the subject?
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by kyberias 7y ago
That page generates an entry in my browser back history every second.
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by kyberias 7y ago
Hats off to you, sir! This is brilliant.
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by kyberias 7y ago
Well, the font on that article is too small and otherwise ugly.
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by kyberias 7y ago
They say it has a JIT, a just-in-time translator. Not an interpreter. Wine also has a translator that translates Windows application's calls to Win32 into calls to Linux API. The comparison with Wine is not totally incorrect.
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by kyberias 7y ago
Good question. On classic Amiga, the UI was designed for the default un-interlazed resolution of 640×256 (PAL). Anyone wanting higher resolutions on would go to the interlaced resolution that doubles the vertical resolution to 640x512 (PAL)
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by kyberias 7y ago
Is the dark mode supported in Windows + some browser combo so that the web site gets that info automatically?
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by kyberias 7y ago
Page is broken with no scrollbar.
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by kyberias 7y ago
It is very hard to understand what dgit really does when its using terminology (decentralized git) clearly incorrectly.
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by kyberias 7y ago
Oh, right, looks like I didn't learn that the last time (two years ago) :D Thanks, again.
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by kyberias 7y ago
> Emulating x86 on ARM is very hard because x86 has a strong memory model while ARM has a weak one. I know that to be true, but could you point me to some articles and documentation that tell more. I'd like to learn more.
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by kyberias 7y ago
Because most people have brains and don't act instinctively to everything.
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by kyberias 7y ago
Consider your life priorities if your first instinct is to start "naming and shaming".
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by kyberias 7y ago
It's utterly confusing. What is the recommended upgrade path for classic WPF .NET Framework apps?
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by kyberias 7y ago
Oh the irony...
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by kyberias 7y ago
What is this? We don't know whether this person even had the corona virus.
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by kyberias 7y ago
That.
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by kyberias 7y ago
Looks like they read the Watt & Brown book.
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by kyberias 7y ago
That is what I said. I didn't understand what a dataframe was. Note that I didn't really blame the data structure. I said it was an irritating factor. Someone else might not have been as irritated. But if R was closer to what I al
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by kyberias 7y ago
I was unable to learn R because I couldn't understand what a dataframe is. It was irritating that it wasn't defined clearly and there seemed to be no connection to terminology that was familiar to me (relational databases, SQL tab
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by kyberias 7y ago
Off by +0.096 s
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by kyberias 7y ago
For me, when I google "cgi wet fabric" the top result is your comment here referring to the top result that you found in Google when googling "cgi wet fabric"!
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by kyberias 7y ago
The original article: https://fermatslibrary.com/s/why-some-things-are-darker-when...
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by kyberias 7y ago
Well, we may well be able to simulate it perfectly, but it might not fit into Frozen 2's limited budget for rendering.
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by kyberias 7y ago
I think you know the answers to your questions. You just choose to ignore them.
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by kyberias 7y ago
I'm sure it does but that isn't very valuable IMHO.

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