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8y ago
They said tech. My question was if they would apply the same logic to physical engineers, they they should be spending their time differently.
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8y ago
> The whole reason for tech to exist is to improve things around the world Thats a pretty bold claim. Do you think this is true of all "tech" or just software? Do you think it similarly wasteful when a car manufacturer spends r
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9y ago
for some definition of "galaxy" - sort of https://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2012/03/120306-dark...
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9y ago
> because a threat is happening because an "alleged" threat is happening. Still, cause for gathering evidence, sure. > I don't get a choice when the lawyer shows up and says we need to look at X's account And now
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9y ago
I very well may be wrong, but I believe Jason helped start buzzfeed in some way.
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9y ago
I'm pretty sure ive been reading it for at least 19 of those 20 years. Frequently I'll be trying to tell someone about something I saw on there to go searching and find that I read about it a decade ago. I can't think of any
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9y ago
A friend was recently trying to use webassembly from rust and ran into an issue where he couldnt use anything that depended on rust's random - because it depended on a nano scale clock from the system. With problems like meldown/
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9y ago
ohhh, its one worker per domain, you cant have different ones that match on url? so you have to do that matching in your worker to run different code?
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9y ago
The FAQ says that these are still in beta and not production ready - is that still true or has that page not been updated with this announcement? Also, it says 50ms of cpu time, 15 seconds of real time as limits. When developing, are there
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9y ago
Same thing is going to happen to us (the milky way) and Andromeda in about 4 billion years. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andromeda%E2%80%93Milky_Way_co...
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9y ago
Semi-off topic - as someone who does a lot of data analysis with sql but has never taken a statistics course - can anyone recommend any resources about where to learn about how to calculate / apply p-value, r-square etc?
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9y ago
While thats true, if the photographer had been a few days earlier or later their timing wouldnt have been right - so it is very much an immediate thing.
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9y ago
I dont want to have to keep another device charged when a wired headset works just fine for me.
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9y ago
I mentioned this in another comment, but with postgres you can use jsonb_object_agg and get out a variable number of columns, you just have to pull the data out of the json blob instead of them being columns.
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9y ago
in postgres there are also alternatives you can use with json fields, which will allow you to return an arbitrary and variable number of columns - the only trick is that the "columns" are in a json object. Here is an example if an
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9y ago
I was able to find a few places where I knew there were newer roads that were not mapped yet but strava clearly showed.
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9y ago
I hadnt heard this - after a bit of digging it looks like SSE + http/2 will replace a lot of the same use cases, but the consensus seems to be no: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28582935/does-http-2-mak..
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9y ago
ah, I never put it together that they were related! That would be a fun family.
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9y ago
I completely agree re: sponsoring company - although react seems to be orders of magnitude more popular, so someone is going to have to be supporting these apps that people are creating now you'd expect, right?
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9y ago
Whats the right choice for building a repacement for an existing app that has survived for 15 years and you want the replacement to last at least another 10? Whats the long term hedge?
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9y ago
If history is any indication, getting browsers to design, agree upon, and implement "better html" would take about as long as fixing cpus.
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9y ago
meta comment - but when I first saw this comment it was in reply to carwyn's top level comment but now it is a top level comment unto itself? that makes a lot of the replies not make sense now - was this comment moved?
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9y ago
If this analogy was apt I think I would be on their side - but we're talking about "wood" they designed and the "fire" is not some new phenomenon but an actual thing theyve supposedly designed against (unauthorized
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9y ago
so I didn't know this, but got curious about how many known prime there are - I knew there were infinite primes, but thought that there would be some concrete list of all the primes that we had discovered somewhere - but apparently not
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9y ago
Could it be trial balloons? see how regulators and politicians react to gauge how likely it is to succeed or if there is a big pushback?
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It will be interesting to see how this works over the long run. Without doing anything else to detect guns, how are they training the learning? I assume they are doing that somewhere else and updating (like the antivirus analogy they menti
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9y ago
I've tried and loved a lot of different coffee methods over the years, but my daily drink is a knock off keurig with Newmen's Own coffee. But to me, the most important ingredient in how well the coffee tastes is the water. Tap wa
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9y ago
holy smokes, thats a ton. Are there any effects of too much?
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9y ago
I've been told I should be taking it in the morning though, because it can affect sleep if you take it in the evening - anyone know differently?
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9y ago
I didnt know that - I usually take it shortly after breakfast, but ill try this - thanks!
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