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by lugg 8y ago
Wild Speculation: typo in a limit clause. Probably only a few extra thousand got accepted but instead of weed them out they figured fuck it. I'm going to also guess and say user accounts were created in a not easily rolled back way aft
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by lugg 8y ago
I'm thinking more like remarkable or the Sony one. Watched some vids last night they look lackluster at best pumping them full of features nobody asked for to hide the fact they don't do the one thing well. I'd pay double wha
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by lugg 8y ago
Whoops, clockify not clocker. http://clockify.me It's buggy (components reloads on server response even if you're in the middle of updating something else) but it's a free toggl and works decently well.
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by lugg 8y ago
Blank A4 sheets from the printer folded twice and ripped apart. Too cheap for notebooks and I'm a lefty. Notes I want to keep/search are in keep.google.com I use clocker to track my time so I don't worry too much about noting
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by lugg 8y ago
I suspect they provide a far more consistent attack surface for exploitation. One that likely won't change for many months in the case of some proprietary vendors. So no. I don't, but that doesn't make curlbash good either.
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by lugg 8y ago
> That software is not currently being installed with a package manager - it is the curl | bash scripts you see all the time, On Mac . This is mostly a sovled problem on Linux. Hell even slackware has this mostly solved. I will concede
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by lugg 8y ago
The internet is just if not more free than it ever has been. Maybe the way you choose to use it has changed? For me, I have more access to free information, than I ever have. Im trying to not let this fall into a snarky "use Facebook l
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by lugg 8y ago
It's a signal. False positives need to be handled in some way. For captcha, they give you a captcha. For payments type stuff it's likely just one of hundreds of signals you can use to build a score that can raise a manual review a
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by lugg 8y ago
Chrome already handles this: if you want the domain enter in the protocol - https:// If you want to search leave it off. On top of that Chrome already has the ability to redirect you straight to the domain if it is well defined.
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by lugg 8y ago
Blocking them from search results is far more effective. Quora results are mostly saturated with thinly veiled spam now anyway. Google: how to use quora for traffic how to use quora for marketing how to use quora for SEO The "hack&quot
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by lugg 8y ago
If you dare to venture outside the US you might come across the answer: https://www.google.ca/search?q=mumbai+scooter+traffic (switch image) Roughly 5x the fuel efficiency doesn't hurt either.
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by lugg 8y ago
Bing bing bing! Er, ughm. I mean, Ding ding ding!
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by lugg 8y ago
Money? Tax is a pretty good motivator for governments.
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by lugg 8y ago
Not only that, the fines will get exponentially more severe for repeated non compliance.
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by lugg 8y ago
Would that not just be a tipping point in genetic diversity? Once you reach a certain level of complexity in one lineage you get exponentially more variation possible. Likewise, compound that from earlier lineage break aways that are now al
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by lugg 8y ago
Sounds like a taker[1], maybe a bit of a narcissist too. [1] https://www.ted.com/talks/adam_grant_are_you_a_giver_or_a_ta...
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by lugg 8y ago
The feature would be useful when you want all columns except one or two specific columns. If new columns are created they should also be in the result set. If that breaks your code except was not the right call because you specifically need
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by lugg 8y ago
> What I'm waiting for, though, is for a big player to do a modern, clean "Kubernetes first" cloud offering. As someone who is feeling burned over picking swarm over k8s, I'm not super into the idea of trusting a 3rd
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by lugg 8y ago
Try to get it to learn yc = news.ycombinator.com took a fair amount of jimmying to get it to learn it after a browser user switch.
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by lugg 9y ago
Try https://1.0.0.1/
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by lugg 9y ago
> In fact, in this kind of architecture, a little-used service is actually likely to be penalized in terms of performance because it's spread so thin that it loses cache efficiency This is exactly what I'm seeing with the small
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by lugg 9y ago
What do you get to internode from there? (@192.231.203.132) I'm halfway up to newcastle getting ~10ms across the board, 1.1.1.1, 8.8.8.8, and 192.231.203.132. Of course performance on each is a different matter. 1.1.1.1 is giving the b
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by lugg 9y ago
Wait what. That is insane. Who thought this would be ok? Is there any cables that are fullspec?
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by lugg 9y ago
> We know that dark matter makes up a large fraction of the universe's overall mass. Do we? I thought it was that we know a significant amount of mass is missing from our observations and we explain it with dark matter. Dark matter
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by lugg 9y ago
If it is not a fact you can back up with a story that might show a benefit it is fluff. If it is not a benefit your future employer might like, it is fluff. Minimise fluff. Tailor your cv for each role.
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by lugg 9y ago
Let's not forget that it is culturally considered taboo to talk about money and compensation. Employers hate it when employees talk about what they get paid. If people were turly getting paid what they are worth nobody should feel like
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by lugg 9y ago
I suspect / understood that as being the optimization is based on the fact that those are concatenated references and not string literals. I don't quite understand why string literals wouldn't be even easier to optimize but t
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by lugg 9y ago
First of all I fully agree with your sentiment and have similar views (re comical and more) But I don't think it is wrong to want to preserve culture and or language. I actually have really strong views that we MUST preserve language a
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by lugg 9y ago
You know for people who live in an ever changing environment and are constantly editing our own reality - so much so that we need to track it in "source control" - developers are kind of funny how they get stuck on doing things &q
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by lugg 9y ago
What's an example of a problem that needs that troubleshooting? (Curious)

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