molf

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by molf 2y ago
You are referring to Article 5 1.f? "1 The following AI practices shall be prohibited: (...) "f) the placing on the market, the putting into service for this specific purpose, or the use of AI systems to infer emotions of a natura
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by molf 2y ago
To be fair though: printing also will likely impact timing and can change concurrent behaviour as well. Still agree that print debugging is more useful in such situations (and I prefer it in general).
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by molf 2y ago
In the case of sloppy writing, the letter will be ejected from the sorting machine and reviewed by a human (same process as for illegible addresses). If a human cannot find a match then the sender will receive a request to pay for the missi
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by molf 2y ago
For all mail except the first, the same thing that happens if you send a letter with no postage: the sender will receive a request to pay after delivery. If the sender is unknown the recipient will receive a request to pay (which can be app
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by molf 3y ago
Using `xz -9 -e` results in pretty reasonable compression, in comparison: 19648 dommy-2.0.js 28092 dommy-2.0.weird.js.xz 115023 lodash-4.17.15.js 138808 lodash-4.17.15.weird.js.xz 7114 modernizr-custom.js
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by molf 4y ago
Many search engines default to returning hits when at least 1 keyword match. Not returning any results just because not every single keyword could be matched leads to a poor user experience. However, good relevance scoring is key here. Hits
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by molf 4y ago
A blunt answer to your question is: I didn't take the time to read everything. Sorry for missing that feature. I stand by my overall point though. There is more to search than finding matches. Handling real world typing errors is one (
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by molf 4y ago
I have spent many days searching for the best JavaScript implementation of full text search that handles typos (substitutions) well. Implementing a good indexing algorithm for this is not easy. In particular if you are indexing large amount
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by molf 4y ago
You're correct in your intuition that this will affect the business relationship. Would your potential new employer prefer you over the business relationship with your current employer? If no, this is a risk for you which could potenti
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by molf 4y ago
If you have more than 5 users, the free tier is not an option. We liked and paid for Gitlab, but the price hike from $4 to $19 per user is absurd. Forcing an annual subscription on us was the motivation we needed to migrate away.
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by molf 4y ago
This is a major reason why `let` was introduced. Variable declarations with `var` should be avoided, linters commonly reject such code.
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by molf 4y ago
> calling something a "null hypothesis" is just an arbitrary label that doesn't affect reality It does affect your conclusions though. The choice of null hypothesis in "The DK Effect is Autocorrelation" determine
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by molf 5y ago
https://zxcv.art My experiments with WebGL
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by molf 5y ago
Yes, I'm well aware of how to use these. I will elaborate on why I think it's terrible (even though there is no alternative in standard JS yet): * It encourages JSX-specific idioms. Outside of JSX, using `&&` instead of `i
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by molf 5y ago
I've always found these approaches to writing conditions in JSX to be terrible. Wouldn't it be nice if JavaScript were an expression-oriented language? Then you could just write: {if (gallery.length) { <Gallery sli
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by molf 5y ago
OP did not say this was a hobby project. They might be trying to start a business. I think we should read "personal" as "not belonging to their employer".
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by molf 5y ago
Pay for a quality (online) newspaper subscription. In particular, do not rely on news media that aim to be _the first_ to report. Being first comes at the cost of being thorough and balanced.
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by molf 5y ago
The training set could have included images from or related to the movie? It's a cult classic, so it does not seem entirely unlikely to me.
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by molf 5y ago
I agree with you in principle. But having many different breakpoints that are accurately defined at exact widths leads to one huge practical downside: the number of possible combinations of website element versions skyrockets. I have found
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by molf 5y ago
1) You can't run tests in parallel. 2) It is at least an order of magnitude slower than not using a database at all. Combined this makes for very slow tests. Certainly for larger applications with thousands of tests. Having said that,
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by molf 5y ago
Genuinely curious, how could publishing a list of redirects on a static website be harmful?
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by molf 5y ago
It's nice because it's a very simple file format. Because it resides in the output directory it makes it easy to generate with static site generators. Also, they probably copied the design from Netlify [1] to improve compatibility
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by molf 5y ago
Support for simple redirect rules via the `_redirects` file prompted me to switch my personal site over. I have found Cloudflare Pages to be really, really fast. Much faster than Netlify, although they still win based on UI polish & fea
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Recipeasly: Food website removed after blogger backlash(bbc.com)
1 points by molf 6y ago|2 comments
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by molf 6y ago
Maybe... It could be a sort of digital restoration? It's not mentioned at all in the article though, which I found surprising. My first reaction was that I don't think storage is the only problem, maybe not even the most difficult
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by molf 6y ago
It's one thing to have the data around for centuries, it's another to be able to view it. Some content (Flash) is already very difficult to view just a few decades after it was created, let alone centuries. Who is going to be able
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by molf 6y ago
All analogies fall down at some point, but the woodworker analogy you make is just not correct, in my opinion. The problem is that many things a developer considers tools (as in: "the best tool for the job") are actually comp
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by molf 6y ago
I love Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL. But upgrading still is a giant pain. I sincerely wish there was a way to schedule an automatic upgrade to newer major versions.
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by molf 6y ago
This should be higher up! Is there really no way to get your original designs out of Figma? That's pretty damning. Wow.
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by molf 6y ago
I guess this is fair criticism given the FAQ, but many features have been added over time. Setting up a monitor socket allows you to observe pretty much any event you could care about, like peer connect/disconnect/errors, etc. The

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