nawgz

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by nawgz 6y ago
To be honest, I perceive the main problems with the present web stack to not be on the consuming developer's end - writing JSX & CSS is honestly a pretty decent representation of what HTML/CSS/JS can actually combine to b
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by nawgz 6y ago
I'm trying to be intentionally facetious in some sense, because it was claimed to be "trivial" to distinguish "general purpose compute" from not. Additionally, your argument doesn't really hold water - my Roku
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by nawgz 6y ago
>If a browser was just about rendering html, a significant amount of complexity would have disappeared I don't think this is the right conclusion. I think HTML/rendering engines as described there would have been the thing to d
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by nawgz 6y ago
No, I could do much better than ad hominem, but why bother? You pointed out a vanishingly small type of crime against mail-in ballots - with no numbers about how much crime occurs against real "voting booths", at that - and that w
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by nawgz 6y ago
Paywall'd right-wing source was the best you could do?
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by nawgz 6y ago
>I think there's a fairly trivial distinction ... What's the difference between my Roku TV & my iPhone? My Roku can clearly do some general purpose computing. So is it trivially a general purpose computing device or trivial
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by nawgz 6y ago
I don't have great feedback for you, it's just that I downloaded and ran xgenecloud and was exceedingly confused what to do from the UI that it spawned. It didn't seem clear to me how I could get started, and my options were
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by nawgz 6y ago
Have you looked at Hasura? For some of my latest dev, I've just stopped worrying about writing data plumbing. I have a tool that I can use to update the schema from any arbitrary state to any arbitrary state so long as there are no col
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by nawgz 6y ago
Thanks, that's a clean reference.
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by nawgz 6y ago
Yes, I mostly meant that I don't get a great sense of "how many photos there are" in these datasets. I saw in the paper their citation [13] pointed to https://arxiv.org/pdf/2003.01587.pdf , which in secti
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by nawgz 6y ago
Those are some very cool 3D visualizations generated, but it's a bit difficult to understand what the form of the dataset they generated it from is. They say "in-the-wild" photography, but of course don't really give you
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by nawgz 6y ago
Seems to me like it actually makes not having MFA even riskier, as if you fail to have it, someone pwns you, and then adds MFA to your account, it's literally a dead end to you.
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by nawgz 6y ago
>it reads as dismissive Really? It's followed with a link to their community forum, which they are telling you they will read and consider feedback from. I don't know how else you can signal "we will consider your feedback
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by nawgz 6y ago
I'm sure they could implement it technically speaking, but if a compression protocol is not widespread enough to have others doing such a thing, they can probably consider that a sign of how supported it is.
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by nawgz 6y ago
What is the purpose of a "daily cash stream" to you? To me, it just sounds like a savings account. I have money in the bank because I have good financial management. Why would I need to augment that with a risky side hustle?
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by nawgz 6y ago
It's wild that this wasn't the result out of the FAA the first pass around with these airplanes. This is basically everything Boeing wanted to and "managed" to avoid with this design, wrapped up and stamped "haha yo
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by nawgz 6y ago
Your github link is typed incorrectly the first time here btw
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by nawgz 6y ago
I believe EU salaries are usually discussed after-tax, so 2400 / month take-home pay. That is probably the main confusion here.
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by nawgz 6y ago
I am a Canadian with a TN visa. Is there a requirement that I remain in the country (USA) during the time of this visa? I only ask because now it is tempting to go work from Canada for elongated periods, but I am not sure of the legality
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by nawgz 6y ago
Here, since your downvote speaks clearly, here's some links: https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/06/22/why-willi... https://theintercept.com/2020/06/22/willia