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macrael
9y ago
One of the laws of archeology is "There's always an older find"
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9y ago
I am not trying to say that I was happy, during those weeks of hauling a sledge across an ice-sheet in the dead of winter. I was hungry, overstrained, and often anxious, and it all got worse the longer it went on. I certainly wasn't h
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9y ago
Is this fix the KAISER fix that is mentioned in the Meltdown paper? That sounded like it removed the kernel from processes address space, where did it go?
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9y ago
He shall know your ways as though born to them
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9y ago
Does anyone have rules that take into account indentation? I suppose too much indentation is its own issue, but seems like 80 could be flexible with your indentation.
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9y ago
I think line limits are a good idea, though I sort of do them by feel usually. That said, 80 feels incredibly restrictive, a relic of bygone monitor sizes.
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9y ago
Older employees are significantly more expensive for your employer provided health insurance in the US. Not sure how that translates to bigger co's but it's significant for small firms.
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9y ago
Yes, GitUp actually ships its own git library.
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9y ago
There is not a long history of vegans killing people for their meat eating beliefs. You are wrong to equate the two. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_violence_against_LG...
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9y ago
Build your heroes out of pieces of many people.
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This seems reasonable to me.
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In another comment someone said that YTKids has an option to disable related videos, that could be a good start.
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9y ago
Why was email spam so effectively fought, but "next up" spam seems to thrive?
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9y ago
Did you watch the video where a series of marvel heroes were captured and buried up to their necks in sand? These videos are nightmare fuel for children.
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9y ago
Part of the point of the article is that these systems have made the job of the parent (or the individual) much more difficult than it was in the past. Cutting the internet and TV out all tougher is certainly one way to prevent your child f
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I'm curious what "automatic restoration" means. I recall from The New Jim Crow that the process is onerous in many states, involving paperwork and bureaucracy that many don't end up taking the time to do. But maybe that&
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9y ago
I know that my brother started running a game for us because the podcasts he'd be listening to other people play on had started to run out.
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And before that it was the thesis of the book The New Jim Crow. Arguing that the modern incarceration system came into being as a system of control to replace the Jim Crow laws that arose as a system of control to replace slavery. The most
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9y ago
Fundamentally it's not, but because Docker is a standard, you can throw that anywhere docker images can be consumed and run it. So, for instance, I was deploying to GKE which was easy to do. My docker deployment image was tiny (just th
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How did it ruin Tensorflow? My interaction with it has been largely that it is a good idea but too new to be relied upon.
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That makes a lot of sense. How did you decide where to draw the line on what to include and what to leave out?
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9y ago
Minimal docker images feel like the Right Choice for deployment artifacts. For a project I worked on recently that minimal image was a standalone go binary, nothing else in the image at all. But I was not sure how minimal was possible for a
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9y ago
That's what I meant by saying that I'm not sure Metafilter's voice is appropriate for everywhere. And I think that you reveal yourself a bit when you say that it's ideological. I do think that most of the moderators on M
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9y ago
Yeah, I think more hierarchy is probably necessary and at some point people in that hierarchy need to be paid. Twitter is my main social network, and there the lines are very fuzzy. There aren't distinct subreddits based on topic, ther
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Metafilter remains one of my favorite places on the web and it has strong and serious moderation. I'm not sure how that would translate to Facebook, since I am not sure Metafilter's voice needs to be the same voice everywhere, but
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Ok, off mobile, here's a better list: AutoFileName is surprisingly useful, it autocompletes file names. Gitignored File Excluder is a bit of a hack but is very nice. I'd love to get sublime linter up and running, but I haven'
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May this be a thread where people post their favorite ST tweaks. Things that really make a difference day to day. I for one swapped the mapping of paste and paste and indent because I want the latter's behavior to be default. I also us
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Where did the front page discussion of this go?
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If you're worried about resellers, then limit how much a single person can walk off with. Raising the price doesn't magically prevent shortages. It also makes it so some can't get what they need, just by the principle of who
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Ah, the "well someone else is going to be a shit about this so I might as well be the one that profits" argument.
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