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by neuland 6y ago
Yeah, that's why I only somewhat included it. It's tougher to follow specific people. But it is possible if you keep a list yourself of interesting accounts and check in later on what they've posted. But the dynamic is defini
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by neuland 6y ago
Yes, so that's why I somewhat included it. But, it's definitely on the lighter side of social I think. On HN, it's a lot tougher to follow specific people, though it's cool to see posts and then follow up with what they&
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by neuland 6y ago
Although it's impossible to put the genie back in the bottle, social media has had a net negative effect on a LOT of people. There's people that have had a big positive effect to. So, it's not obvious where it ends up on net
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by neuland 6y ago
I did this and after taxes and cost of living, I'm actually making slightly more on net.
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RedisConf2020 – Takeaway(redisconf.com)
2 points by neuland 6y ago|1 comments
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by neuland 6y ago
RedisConf is online this year and is running right now. There's videos via youtube and live talks scheduled over the next couple days. And they have an interesting in-browser conference space where you have an avatar and can move aroun
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by neuland 6y ago
I use it for caching, temporary content, pubsub, and distributed locking. It's been particularly useful in load balancers / proxies for authorization, managing csrf, and tracking session activity to auto-log out users. I do this w
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by neuland 7y ago
agar.io has a party mode / private room mode
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Three New Hampshire plaintiffs sue to block coronavirus measures(arstechnica.com)
8 points by neuland 7y ago|0 comments
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Charter engineer quits over “reckless” rules against work-from-home(arstechnica.com)
116 points by neuland 7y ago|36 comments
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by neuland 7y ago
Oh neat. I'm not familiar with the ML/AI ecosystem. So, I didn't think to look there for formats; a bit of a shame I reinvented the wheel here, but it worked great for my specific use case. Yeah, it's all about the trade
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by neuland 7y ago
My languages were C, Python, and Lua. Lua supports this, but C and Python don't (at least not in the library generated by protoc at the time I did this project, ie. like 2 years ago).
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by neuland 7y ago
Yes, and that's what I did. In my case, I was writing to a file. And my languages were C, Python, and Lua. So, I wrote a small package (plus bindings for Python and Lua) that would write out the message length as a uint64, then a uint8
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by neuland 7y ago
Protobuf requires schemas, which is good practice anyways but maybe you don't have or want to do for some reason. FlatBuffers doesn't have as many client libraries. There's a MessagePack library for a ton of languages. One
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by neuland 7y ago
If you're trading options, you are not an average retail investor. Discussing puts isn't relevant for GP's situation.
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by neuland 7y ago
We should be free to be "wrong". All advancement of knowledge stops when the prevailing truth of the elite is unquestionable.
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by neuland 7y ago
EFF's word is not god. I like them, but you make it sound like it's a settled debate. I'm here to say there's another side and present that viewpoint. As you many imagine, I agree with Sen. Cruz's line of question f
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by neuland 7y ago
Everyone here is saying 1A doesn't constrain private parties. But that's missing the heart of PragerU's claim. Section 230 gives internet platforms immunity for what users post. But at the same time, platforms want to moderat
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by neuland 7y ago
You don't need to be doing MITM to get value out of using an internal CA.
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by neuland 7y ago
Bummer. Luckily, it doesn't invent a new way to override, `SSL_CERT_FILE` is mentioned in the environmental variables.
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by neuland 7y ago
Looks like this does not include certifi [0] and loads system certificates by default. This is a breath of fresh air to see, because so many packages want to use their own certs and have a custom system to override it to use system certs. E
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by neuland 7y ago
That's a great explanation. One other thing that contributes to the equilibrium I think we haven't mentioned here is migration. You mention that as the number of accommodations increase, the price of existing residences is shifted
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by neuland 7y ago
One thing I don't understand is the "their real estate values will tank 80-90%" part. I live in a transforming rural area and one-by-one all the farmers have been selling their land to developers to make planned neighborhoods
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by neuland 7y ago
I agree with your point; there’s a lot of stuff taught in school that has limited or no usefulness to the average person. But swimming is not one of those. Everyone needs to know how to swim. Granted, college is a bit late to do it. There’s
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by neuland 7y ago
This is what finally pushed me to delete my Facebook account too. Many people only use Facebook to communicate even if they have my phone number. So, they'd send me something on Facebook and expect me to read it there. Sometimes they&#
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by neuland 7y ago
This is a common libertarian argument. And I think it'd be very interesting to see in practice. I live in a state with many toll highways and people complain about the cost. But those highways are well maintained. And they complain abo
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by neuland 7y ago
A starving man can still be happy. Edit: I'm not saying coping with loss is easy, especially if that is a loss of your ability to support yourself. The context of this conversation is someone killing themselves, and I think it'd b
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by neuland 7y ago
I'm not sure how to parse this. But I do want to say that you can overcome losing your life savings or losing a loved one or other significant losses. It's emotionally hard. But it can even be a moment of personal growth. Stoic ph
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by neuland 7y ago
Wow, thanks for sharing! Not sure why I didn't find this when I was looking. It does look like a very good match to my use case. I'll have to try it out.
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by neuland 7y ago
I use Lua via OpenResty / lua-nginx-module and in personal C projects for plugins and scripting. Some of these seem useful, like utf8 support and const variables. For the multiple user data values feature, I've always found lightu

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