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by mstade 5y ago
This makes much more sense, thank you!
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by mstade 5y ago
So I’ve heard this rocket argument for a long time, never been presented with verifiable sources but I’ve also though that it seems plausible that the US would and indeed have done this. So if we take this as fact, which I’m not saying I do
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by mstade 5y ago
To your point of this technique not being new: the mulberry harbors the allies built following the d-day invasion of operation overlord made use of prefabricated sections code named phoenix, that were towed into place and then sunk to form
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by mstade 5y ago
I can’t find anything in the docs on security. PostgreSQL has a pretty solid authorization story with row level security etc. Does EdgeDB provide any similar authorization mechanisms to ensure only data the user is entitled to is returned i
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by mstade 5y ago
Direct link to the rendered docs for this feature: https://github.com/bmeck/node/blob/ceadb473e6d3a22f38b737108... It's unfortunate I think that the docs don't mention integrity checks or caching, b
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by mstade 5y ago
That URL gives me a 404 – should it be https://github.com/nodejs/undici ?
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by mstade 5y ago
I would love to read the research he's referring to, but I couldn't find any links or citations. I intuitively believe that there's truth to all of these so called myths, but I'd love to be proven wrong. Anyone know wher
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by mstade 5y ago
You're right, I wasn't very clear – my apologies. What I meant to say was I really enjoy cooking for others, but cooking for myself isn't at all the same.
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by mstade 5y ago
What a great read, thank you for sharing!
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by mstade 5y ago
> This is very interesting especially if you think "synthetic foods" not just literally but as take out, processed products and such. I know a lot of young professional people who technically never cook. Like almost never and w
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by mstade 5y ago
Arguably the same argument works the other way around as well, that in thinking flat recursively flattens all arrays of arrays you get confused when it doesn't. (I've definitely run across that footgun.) For me, I just find that i
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by mstade 5y ago
I think the depth argument of flat defaults to 1, so it'd be the same anyway. Not sure why the default is 1, I'd prefer Infinity so it'd always flatten everything by default, but maybe there are some good reasons for it.
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by mstade 5y ago
This is probably individual and mileage varies by platform, planet alignment and what not, but I never noticed anything like this when playing the demo. Doesn't mean there wasn't any pop-in of course – well, certainly none as egre
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by mstade 5y ago
I saw none of this when running on PS5 and I navigated the city for quite a while too. Maybe I just got lucky, or maybe mileage varies across platforms, I dunno. Very impressive anyhow.
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by mstade 5y ago
I don't get the complaints. Sure, plenty of work to go before the avatars look completely natural, but can't we take a moment to appreciate that you can drive a car down the highway at 100+ mph with zero pop in, real time ray trac
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by mstade 5y ago
That we know of. If Teams can cause this, surely other apps can also. Moreover, who's to say there isn't a much larger number of people who've been affected by this bug that haven't reach out to Google to file a compla
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by mstade 5y ago
This reminds me of another story involving horses and, while not quite as formal as this, at least involved some creative (or humorous at least) argumentation. A while back in Sweden some fella started a movement which argued that horses ar
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by mstade 5y ago
This is a brilliant rendition, thank you very much for sharing the link!
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by mstade 5y ago
I personally think it's a matter of mindset. First few times I tasted plant based meat substitutes I too had this feeling, but as soon as I stopped thinking of them as substitutes and just considered them a new category (if you will)
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by mstade 5y ago
Sadly I missed seeing this ship when it visited Stockholm a couple of months ago, but I’ve seen it when docked in Gothenburg. I’ve never been on board sadly, but even just looking at it from the docks it’s such an impressive sight, I found
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by mstade 5y ago
I too had Photoshop running on IRIX way back when. As a matter of fact, it saved my butt on a job where I had a massive file for a poster design, and it would keep crashing on my PC whereas on the O2 with an older version of photoshop it ju
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by mstade 5y ago
Thank you, I'll check it out! I did get the O2 started, but no screen because the power brick seems to be fried. Gonna see if I can score a new one, but otherwise I'll ask the user group to see if I can access the machine some oth
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by mstade 5y ago
It did in fact start back up again, but to what extent I don't know because it seems the power supply to the flat panel I have is fried. The O2 did play the guitar sound when starting though, and boy did it stir up memories! The fan is
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by mstade 5y ago
Thanks for your comment, I had no idea. Out of curiosity, do you know if it's dangerous or otherwise unadvisable to try and start it before making this modification?
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by mstade 5y ago
Oh yeah I remember that, I think my uncle had one. I remember being mesmerized with the motion of the keyboard, and my uncle getting pissed with me opening and closing it repeatedly to try and figure out how it worked. Good times!
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by mstade 5y ago
I letande 3d modeling on an SGI O2 back in the late '90s, and subsequently also got started with programming on it. I still remember the joy and rush when my programs compiled successfully, and then half the time wondering how the heck
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by mstade 5y ago
I read it completely differently. To me it seems he’s saying the show Foundation is copying Star Wars, which in his opinion is completely antithetical to the novel and so therefore he’s stopped watching the show.
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by mstade 5y ago
With the way Sunday sailors are piloting their boats? Man, I dunno...
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by mstade 5y ago
This is a pretty good overview, even shows the "secret" bar in the basement! Thanks for sharing this, takes me right back to my memories of visiting a couple of years ago. I pretty much had the same "ooh, ahhh, wow" kind
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by mstade 5y ago
This is part of the lore they told us when we did the tour at the studio a couple of years back. Not only was there almost nothing to do around there but record music, it was also a dry county. Of course they had their ways of scoring booze

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