mi100hael

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by mi100hael 7y ago
And then I get a jar. Or maybe a war. Or maybe a zip? And maybe it's a fat jar with all dependencies bundled. Or maybe not and I need to fetch a bunch of deps and configure a classpath. And then I need the right JRE wherever I'm g
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by mi100hael 7y ago
It's not always clear how to do that. Sure, in theory it's possible to manually download JARs, configure your classpath, and run javac. In practice, the wisdom seems to be to replace the old ecosystem with a new ecosystem like Mav
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by mi100hael 7y ago
I also prefer writing REST APIs in Go. - Compared to Java: Ecosystem is way over-engineered. You might get along just fine without writing a bunch of boilerplate and factories and XML configs, but sooner or later you're probably going
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by mi100hael 7y ago
I think you've sort of touched on a separate issue. I'm a night owl but find it far easier to wake up in the mornings if I'm excited for something. Often I wake up earlier on the weekends than on work days because I'm no
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by mi100hael 7y ago
Do you have an example of that being the case? Memory is usually pretty quick compared to disk & network.
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by mi100hael 7y ago
I've found Wolfram Alpha to be a good replacement that doesn't bother me with ads. Does much more than basic calculator stuff. Not sure how much of it requires network. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/wol
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by mi100hael 7y ago
There's a setting to show the full URL in the address bar. Preferences > Advanced > Show full website address
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by mi100hael 7y ago
uBlock Origin is available on Safari. Installing it results in a "will slow down your browser" which is apparently just a CYA warning from Apple for any extensions not installed via the App Store. https://safari-extens
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by mi100hael 7y ago
I disagree. Technical solutions are largely preferable. Political solutions are feeble and can be changed on a whim. If the NSA has the capability to sniff vast amounts of network traffic, encrypting that traffic is a much stronger defense
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by mi100hael 7y ago
I've done something similar cutting "white carbs." For me that means grains & starches. I avoid bread, pasta, potatoes, rice, etc.
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California jury says Bayer must pay $2B to couple in Roundup cancer trial(reuters.com)
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by mi100hael 7y ago
Usually the Earnings part of P/E is 0 in startup acquisitions, so technically the P/E ratio is undefined. 25x revenue isn't unheard of, though. It's not that odd either if you figure out what angle the acquirer is bettin
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by mi100hael 7y ago
Cool teardown, but I'd be interested to see a disassembly of a known-bad key to compare and see what looks different.
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by mi100hael 7y ago
> Being single founder has it's merit, but when things go south with your health or anything personal; you'll loose your company. That sounds more like a risk of being a sole proprietor or one-person business. Lack of other e
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by mi100hael 7y ago
From the screen shots, it looks a lot more like Instagram now. I wonder how long it takes them to merge IG into the mothership at this point.
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by mi100hael 7y ago
UCP camo blends in well in some areas... https://i.redd.it/68lxwxjrbe001.jpg
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by mi100hael 7y ago
I don't think news outlets usually include spelling corrections in their list of corrections at the bottom of articles.
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by mi100hael 7y ago
The Koch method of learning morse code addresses that by never introducing an intermediate visual representation of the dits and dahs. Instead, you listen to audio sequences and transcribe them directly to the characters of your language. S
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by mi100hael 7y ago
Having a list somewhere like an app or a little notebook is hugely helpful in keeping you accountable every single day. I use a different app but I'll check out everyday.app :)
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by mi100hael 7y ago
I believe it's still checking for attention. The sunglasses probably aren't enough to completely obscure your eyes from the camera.
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by mi100hael 7y ago
Man that bar is really bending! Any bar at a competition today would be barely flexing.
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by mi100hael 7y ago
Voting is one of the very few use-cases I can think of where Blockchain would actually be a valuable and differentiating addition.
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by mi100hael 7y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20190422133544/https://smartcar....
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by mi100hael 7y ago
Happy customer here :) I recently visited my grandma and found a drawer full of envelopes with every photo we've ever texted.
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by mi100hael 7y ago
You could just leave it at > Ferrari also play dishonest https://jalopnik.com/ferrari-admits-to-knowingly-allowing-de...
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by mi100hael 8y ago
Or a secret listening device, depending on where you leave your phone...
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by mi100hael 8y ago
Hardly. Settlements go to the plaintiffs, not the authorities. Plaintiffs have to agree to the settlement offer. The plaintiffs could have gone to trial over this matter. They chose not to because fundamentally they must have perceived
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by mi100hael 8y ago
There are already plenty of them... https://www.google.com/search?q=blockchain+center+of+excelle...
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by mi100hael 8y ago
No, that would be insane. That's what LLCs are for. Small business loans and private lenders exist and are usually accessible if you have profits and/or business assets.
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by mi100hael 8y ago
> AMAZON’S SIX-PAGE memos are famous. Executives must write one every year, laying out their business plan. Less well known is that these missives must always answer one question in particular: how are you planning to use machine learni

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