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391.
by ladberg 6y ago
I think some people may have thought you just have to match any substring within it, so I was clarifying that the whole line has to be a match.
392.
by ladberg 6y ago
Protip: You can control the volume in one touch by starting at the volume icon and swiping left or right!
393.
by ladberg 6y ago
Nope, it's basic regex so not NP-hard.
394.
by ladberg 6y ago
Just did it, there's a unique solution and you can get to it just by considering a few rules at a time (i.e. no long backtracking).
395.
by ladberg 6y ago
They seem to be accurate under all normal regex rules. Keep in mind that empty values are spaces and a full match is needed!
396.
by ladberg 6y ago
Those are not equivalent, I think you're thinking of [XHH] instead of XHH.
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by ladberg 6y ago
The graph had been going steadily upwards for a year and a half before Trump entered office.
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by ladberg 6y ago
Do you have any sources for that claim?
399.
by ladberg 6y ago
I'm assuming OP meant it as a grammatical ambiguity for someone who doesn't know "Hustler" is a magazine (because as the first word it's capitalized regardless).
400.
by ladberg 6y ago
I was about to call you out on ⌘-Down opening a file but I just tried it and was amazed that it works (most of us do ⌘-o or just double click). Deleting a file is ⌘-Delete. Everything in the Finder sidebar is removable (I've removed Re
401.
by ladberg 6y ago
I also haven't read most the discussion, but I'm kinda hoping golint / go vet disallow using the reflection stuff on variables with type parameters. A lot of the design of generics is intended to remove runtime errors (and C+
402.
by ladberg 6y ago
These have gotten some attention recently probably because of Big Clive's great video! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klaJqofCsu4
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by ladberg 6y ago
It's still getting turned into heat, just much less of it. The theoretical entropy increase required to run a computer is WAY less than current computers (and probably even the one in the article) generate so there is a lot of room to
404.
by ladberg 6y ago
I'm also a fan and made a small script to generate that type of art if anyone is interested: https://github.com/leoadberg/UnknownPleasures
405.
by ladberg 6y ago
Not sure if it'll work for you but I was successful in getting a same-day courier for the 12 Pro for $9 where shipping it would have taken a month.
406.
by ladberg 6y ago
+1 for Sonic with their own fiber in Berkeley, which was way better than Comcast (previously the only other option) for the same price with no data cap.
407.
by ladberg 6y ago
I think most commercial renderers offer a thin lens model in addition to pin-hole to get DoF and custom bokeh, but using a real multi-lens setup gets you some more realistic effects.
408.
by ladberg 6y ago
Usually, Nazis (and neo-Nazis) don't really follow Halakha and only care if you are ethnically Jewish.
409.
by ladberg 6y ago
I want to love ffmpeg but I honestly can't stand that I have to spend ~15 minutes looking for the magical incantation to get the result I want. After I find it, it works quickly and has good results. However, it really feels like video
410.
by ladberg 6y ago
Then you can just sell your house and buy another one in a less expensive area and make insane profits. The people who support prop 13 are literally lottery winners who are complaining about paying taxes on their winnings. If you don't
411.
by ladberg 6y ago
I found a few places in Beverly Hills where people were paying over 100x less than their neighbors, which is insane. I wonder if posting screenshots of this map up in various neighborhoods showing nearby inequality would be enough combat th
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by ladberg 6y ago
I've had an IDF soldier tell me that the old city of Jerusalem is the most surveilled place in the world, but I guess that wouldn't show up on this list because it's only a relatively tiny section of a much larger city (and w
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by ladberg 6y ago
The graph of IPv6 adoption over time on that page [1] is pretty cool because you can see the average jump up with COVID. I'd assume that means residential internet is more likely to use IPv6 over cell or work internet. [1] https:&#x2F
414.
by ladberg 6y ago
Maybe not, but it's still at least an order of magnitude fewer instructions than x86 :)
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by ladberg 6y ago
It's based off Scratch's UI but doesn't share any code. It has a lot more features that delve more into computer science instead of scripting like in Scratch. I believe it was also available in-browser before Scratch was, but
416.
by ladberg 6y ago
If it makes you feel any better it's pretty much impossible to make Earth less habitable than anywhere else in a few light years, so I wouldn't worry about missing out on a space-paradise!
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by ladberg 6y ago
Considering they have nearly opposite velocities, would any debris have enough velocity to stay in orbit after a collision? I'd assume the majority would fall out of orbit while maybe a few smaller pieces stay up, but if anyone knows o
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by ladberg 6y ago
If anyone's reading this and similarly hates Prop. 13 (1978), then please vote No on Prop. 19 this year! It sounds good on the surface (helping disabled, elderly, and wildfire victims) but is truly just another way to extend Prop. 13 b
419.
by ladberg 6y ago
My favorite line so far (still reading it): “If it were meant to be illegal,” you remind him sagely, “Sun Microsystems would have made it unrepresentable.”
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by ladberg 6y ago
You should keep reading because he covers exactly that point soon after.

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