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by netcraft 6y ago
oh yeah, I didnt consider youd connect to it through standard RDP clients. Thanks!
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by netcraft 6y ago
I've looked around the site but im still confused - It looks like its a windows OS? Is there an iPad client?
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by netcraft 7y ago
> The beam of a blazar is only visible along a narrow line of sight. If the Earth is not within that line of sight, they are easily recognizable by astronomers. Thus, detecting objects can be extremely difficult (and fortuitous). I don&#
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by netcraft 7y ago
I'm not sure if its universal, but in my district the biggest reason - or at least the most often stated challenge to changing the times for high school - is that we have limited buses that service the high school first, then middle an
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by netcraft 7y ago
well done! I didn't know you could do that.
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by netcraft 7y ago
heres the same thing on desmos, my favorite free graphing calculator https://www.desmos.com/calculator/lvespenn07
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by netcraft 7y ago
$20/user/month seems incredibly expensive for an editor that we would have traditionally paid a one time cost for. I assume this has the saving and sharing of queries built in, but that is a lot of money for some storage. Are the
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by netcraft 7y ago
Could it be used to collect that electricity though I wonder?
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by netcraft 7y ago
How long till RDS supports it I wonder? Around 6 months to a year is what it typically takes right? Such a great release - I've been asking for the CTE change for a few years, can't wait to get my hands on it.
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by netcraft 7y ago
Thank you for sharing that, was super interesting.
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by netcraft 7y ago
ah, my apologies, maybe I missed that the first time. Thanks for sharing!
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by netcraft 7y ago
I don't understand why articles like this cant have a map? id argue almost every news article should have a map, giving it context locally, regionally and globally. But especially when you're talking about a crazy trek, even if it
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by netcraft 7y ago
I dont disagree - where things like either, maybe or result really shine is when its baked into the stdlib _and_ there is machinery built into the language to make using them easy (like pattern matching, and them being in scope by default).
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by netcraft 7y ago
not finding the requested record is a perfect case for an Either, or something that is potentially (legitimately) null. Thats not an exception generally.
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by netcraft 7y ago
This is generally my line of thinking - theyre going to be responsible for keeping the package up to date and tested, I dont have to. But this is a good illustration of the extremes of that I think - if they put out a new architecture and i
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by netcraft 7y ago
Was just looking into using v3 today. Can you share what you consider to be low enough? I haven't seen any guidance on thresholds
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by netcraft 8y ago
just as another anecdote, we have had ours since launch and haven't had much issue with the joycons. I've had a small issue with the d-pad on the official pro-controller. But we bought a 3rd party pro controller this last Christ
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by netcraft 8y ago
Any chance you would ever add RSS capabilities?
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by netcraft 8y ago
Reddit discussion: https://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments/a3a33c/scientists_ma... Another article with a good layman's explanation https://theconversation.com/bizarre-dark-fluid-wit
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by netcraft 8y ago
It varied a lot for me. The early ones I was generally able to do in 10 minutes or less. The middle ones generally took me 30-60 minutes - or I was blocked and it took me a lot longer. The later ones generally took an hour. But - I wasn&
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by netcraft 8y ago
I think the three I mentioned would be a great place to start. - On a scale of 1-10, 1 being you could do it with your eyes closed, 10 being you thought it was nearly impossible, how difficult was this puzzle for you? - Did you learn someth
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by netcraft 8y ago
Would be cool if they asked for information after you completed a puzzle for the day - scale of 10 how hard did you consider the puzzle, did you learn something new, what language did you use to complete it - would be super interesting data
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by netcraft 8y ago
I've participated in this the last couple years. It is really well done. The puzzles get progressively harder as the month goes on. I usually try to use a language im interested in but don't have a lot of experience with, but t
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by netcraft 8y ago
I was with you on 1 and 2, but you lost me on 3. In the props example, where it came from is generally not your concern when you are reading or modifying those lines - and when you do have that concern about where they come from, the destr
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by netcraft 8y ago
There are a couple ways to pivot in postgres, here is one that uses json functionality https://gist.github.com/ryanguill/101a19fb6ae6dfb26a01396c53...
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by netcraft 8y ago
Years later I had a thought that she was trying to throw me off and see how I reacted under pressure maybe - but bizarre is a great way to put it. She took everything I said out of context.
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by netcraft 8y ago
(OT) I interviewed with IBM after they were acquiring my companies resources at the time. My first two interviews went swimmingly. On my third the interviewer had marked through my last name on my resume and when I asked about it she said
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by netcraft 8y ago
I think there are certainly scenarios where this would be useful and preferable, but there is a quote-tweet use case for wanting to mention something to the people you follow but add your own support or opinion in good faith - it allows you
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by netcraft 8y ago
I wouldnt call myself an expert by any means, and sure there are lots of complicated types out there - but I feel we would get 90% of the benefits if all we did was 1) turn on the compiler in the first place 2) document the argument and ret
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by netcraft 8y ago
I responded to someone else saying this, but I guess it bears repeating. I'm not saying its a free lunch - it is a build step - there are things to learn - some of the more esoteric types can be very hard to understand. I exaggerated

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