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by mc3 7y ago
Yeah it said "3G" but it seemed more like 33.6kbps dial up speeds of yore based on the experience. I've gone through extended periods of using both 3G and 33.6kbps to know the feel! But still 1st world problems. A CB or ham r
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by mc3 7y ago
eh? Fortran is not dead. How can RoR be?
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Parasite: People living in Seoul's basement apartments(bbc.com)
3 points by mc3 7y ago|0 comments
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What You Need to Know About Magnesium and Your Sleep(psychologytoday.com)
14 points by mc3 7y ago|8 comments
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by mc3 7y ago
are the shorts all emotive humans saying "damn it I lost money, boo hoo!", or is much of that money just bundled up money hedging against something and doesn't really care.
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by mc3 7y ago
One danger is looking for correlations in a dataset means you will find them. It could be by noise. I can't even see what the percentages are in the visualization, when you move the mouse it changes the view, it is quite annoying. Let&
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Textise (tool to see text-only view of web pages)(textise.net)
3 points by mc3 7y ago|1 comments
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by mc3 7y ago
We had some storms and network outages yesterday. I was down to 3G, it seemed like dialup speeds. Hacker news faithfully loaded after 30 seconds (I think most of that time there was zero connection, so when a few bytes could fly through it
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by mc3 7y ago
My internal translation: "I feel" -> "I have concluded, based on no evidence"
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by mc3 7y ago
When you get to the root of them, yes.
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by mc3 7y ago
And complex ones.
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by mc3 7y ago
I agree with this because my 2 favourite places to work (my current on and one 9 years ago) had more of a 'self organising' vibe which encouraged people to put their hands up for things, and although the most senior people have th
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by mc3 7y ago
Probably 2 things: 1. Bulk collection of millions of people's habits and data. 2. Misleading "click bait" style ads.
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by mc3 7y ago
His predictions are correct, or at least they were until he made them.
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by mc3 7y ago
> Could targeted stretching of your identified weak spots reduce your risk of injury or help rehab an existing injury? Here, too, the evidence is slim at best—but this is a hard question to study, so I’d leave it in the “plausible” categ
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A list of companies using Elm in production(github.com)
139 points by mc3 7y ago|77 comments
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by mc3 7y ago
How about reading it the day Node.js was first released.
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by mc3 7y ago
More accurately "Why Discord is switching a service from Go to Rust"
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by mc3 7y ago
Yes it comes across really unprofessional and adds nothing. It is really OK to not have any images in your blog post if it is is good!
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by mc3 7y ago
Good old votetech
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by mc3 7y ago
What about running Chrome inside a container?
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by mc3 7y ago
> which is why we hash it first and then encode it in base64 before transmitting it. This made me chuckle. "As per the rules, we'll put on a boxing glove before we punch your lights out". You wont get privacy, but at least
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by mc3 7y ago
Sweet that the stated monthly prices are true, and the yearly prices are further discounted. Rather than the usual "X per month﹡" and "﹡ʷʰᵉⁿ ᵖᵃⁱᵈ ʸᵉᵃʳˡʸ" BS.
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by mc3 7y ago
Free meal maker and shirt ironer.
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by mc3 7y ago
But doesn't rezoning land to higher density increase it's value?
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by mc3 7y ago
Fast Fourier Transform? Maybe he counts by increasing the frequency of his voice then.
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by mc3 7y ago
Fair game. You got me, I have no nice answer other than phone your friend. I'll stop digging. I'm not going to do what this guy did: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16862739
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by mc3 7y ago
The alternative is simple: For stranger to stranger communication, both business and non-business set up a web form. With a challenge if needed. For friend to friend communication, use email, friends' address in on a white list. For bu
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by mc3 7y ago
Yeah I think you'd want the microservice to expose an bulk export API point, to an API specification. It might need to transform data most likely and possibly ignore some data. And then you grab data from those and piss them into the l
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by mc3 7y ago
For real efficiency we'd need renewable feeding the grid, then massive and efficient server racks, with your tiddly website running in a docker container on there somewhere, hopefully this is on an edge node close to the person viewing

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