lotyrin

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by lotyrin 14y ago
So... going up super-exponentially is efficient-market, but a crash is an attack? Is that what I'm hearing? Truly, the capacity for people to employ cognitive bias is staggering.
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by lotyrin 14y ago
It's interesting you truncated my example which was pre-Asm.js but still managed to be playable. They took a shortcut, sure. Historically JS performance hasn't supported that kind of application, and thus there are few modern or impressive
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by lotyrin 14y ago
> You're wading into a discussion that is above you. Generally that isn't a good idea. Making assumptions about the knowledge of people you're responding to is cool though. > Further gaming in HTML5 thus far has been "welcome to the
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by lotyrin 14y ago
Anything useful to a wide audience simply gets manufactured in a more economical fashion. 3d printing is firmly about the long tail. I don't see how a "killer app" could make much sense.
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by lotyrin 14y ago
I'd like to have a meet-up and invite all the dudes like you and all of the kind of dude that complains about how asm.js performance is still so slow that they don't see the point and will just keep writing "native".
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by lotyrin 14y ago
Obviously if I want styles to vary by context of their container, I'll need to create those rules. The desire for and utility of being able to do that is not at all in question. I don't see how having such rules is in any way mutually exclu
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by lotyrin 14y ago
So... no. What if this thing shows up in 18 places, some of those change sizes on mobile, some of them in turn being reused in several places and then somebody changes something that affects the size (and therefore desired styles) of some b
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by lotyrin 14y ago
No different. Were you not around when IE was the "cutting edge" and had all the newest features?
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by lotyrin 14y ago
Yeah, if you don't have the codebook HAM discussion will be very bland. Darn kids = Federal government Computers = Intelligence agencies arthritis = surveilance getting old = getting ready to commence with the plan mortgage = jail term "Yea
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by lotyrin 14y ago
If you think it's a black and white "HURR TITS" vs "Quite interesting, madam. Please tell me where I might subscribe to your newsletter." rather than a spectrum therebetween, you're sorely mistaken. Marketers have (I can only assume) found
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by lotyrin 14y ago
Appeal to tradition. Appeal to common practice. Naturalistic fallacy. Appeal to emotion. Forunately none of these things prescribe (or justify) human behavior. It's not an "alternate" world when many of us are already living here and welcom
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by lotyrin 14y ago
Just in case this hasn't already been driven home: what you've demonstrated here is absolutely disgusting to a growing number of people. 1. Adherence to social convention for its own sake 2. Submission to a multinational construed as someth
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by lotyrin 14y ago
I think the Drupal community needs to get a really solid grip on what Drupal is (CMS) and how it compares to alternatives, and make sure they aren't leading people astray. There's this attitude that Drupal is some end-all solution to any we
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by lotyrin 14y ago
Why kanji instead of mirrored katakana?
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by lotyrin 14y ago
And even if this were lacking, I for one would still be demanding it, and that it would work entirely offline.
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by lotyrin 14y ago
I love the performance of these larger sensors, and these demos blow everything I've seen out of the water, but I'd never carry that kind of gear around for any of my purposes (the size and weight more than the price, though that's definite
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by lotyrin 14y ago
> imagine that: a 240lbs armed prick, completely unable to reason, forcing his way on everyone. I shudder at the thought. Where are you from where that's something you have to imagine , because I want to move there.
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by lotyrin 14y ago
cp path1 path2 So, that's just one file?
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by lotyrin 14y ago
Against a signature they fetched how? Over HTTPS? Just because this style makes you think about it harder, doesn't mean it's less secure. It's the simplest and best case.
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by lotyrin 14y ago
Those are how one differentiates flags from arguments, which is a separate problem.
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by lotyrin 14y ago
I'm not, I'm not certain of that at all.
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by lotyrin 14y ago
The thing is (supposedly and based on this chart) that this order was placed faster than that, even. Edit to clarify.
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by lotyrin 14y ago
Times when I've been put in a war room were absolutely infuriating for me, but the tighter loops in bringing people in on what you're doing got the "why not just do X" questions answered much faster. As much as I disliked the interruption,
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by lotyrin 14y ago
> If you work on a small code base, or if you know the code base perfectly Add to that "where bugs are guaranteed to appear in the same code path that causes them", and it becomes immediately apparent the value of bisect.
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by lotyrin 14y ago
He actually mentions this exact thing, but briefly. Keep your refs around. Branch to blah-wip, make whatever commits, then rebase and cleanup to blah. Maybe blah gets merged in, but blah-wip will still refer to whatever original history.
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by lotyrin 14y ago
I've run into this, to great frustration in nearly every aspect of life. There's little room for evidence in the face of countless religions. For a singular example, my clients and colleagues are more likely to practice their own arcane rit
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by lotyrin 14y ago
> There's no good reason why this vulnerability still exists after 10 years except a failed design I'll give you that, but there are too many kinds of physical access attacks to even consider aiming at solving the entire class of attack
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by lotyrin 14y ago
Reports of improvements? Like with numbers? From what I can tell, this is the technological-age incarnation of superstition.
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by lotyrin 14y ago
> cloud-sync Except if I'm in a developing nation where I'm not guaranteed connectivity. (Don't scoff yet, because I'd say the US is in this category.)
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by lotyrin 14y ago
Here's a project which is strikingly similar to (has common tooling with) PyPy: https://bitbucket.org/fijal/hippyvm (repo) http://morepypy.blogspot.com/2012/07/hello-everyone.html (article)

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