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by notamy 8y ago
For the curious: https://blog.passcod.name/2014/jun/05/bruteforcing-the-devil
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by notamy 8y ago
> on Discord at cmFtc2V5IzAwMDE= It seems I can't add you to talk to D: I don't have any mutual servers with you, and sending you a friend request doesn't work
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by notamy 8y ago
1073741824 is maximum (signed) integer size divided by 2. This is trying to optimize for the initial size of the set so that it doesn't have to allocate too many elements, since iirc Java's hashsets are backed by a hashmap impleme
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by notamy 8y ago
I got stuck on the 6th one -- I can get everything perfectly aligned, but I'm using border + border-radius which renders with a few pixels missing :(
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by notamy 8y ago
You should use the tools that work for you, and not be ashamed of that. Getting caught up in "X is cooler than Y" "X said that Y is better than Z for everything" etc. is counterproductive. Other people's opinions wo
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by notamy 8y ago
Searching "tsmc black safe" on Google points to this comment as the top result :(
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by notamy 8y ago
iirc the Android app is actually native (not React Native), which may explain it. See https://blog.discordapp.com/why-discord-is-sticking-with-rea...
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by notamy 8y ago
> I'm curious if the Google engineers visited any of the 100 search terms using IE or Microsoft service... but I doubt that. From the article: >We gave 20 of our engineers laptops with a fresh install of Microsoft Windows running
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by notamy 8y ago
> You’d be surprised by how many companies using Kubernetes gave up using docker a long time ago. What are they using instead? cri-o? rkt?
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by notamy 8y ago
It's written like it's APL (I think? iirc k is an APL-style language), so it actually makes some sense. To the way that the authors actually write code, I think it's perfectly legible, just not to outsiders.
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by notamy 8y ago
> One can argue that PHP is the least suitable language to write web servers in Of course, because you don't write a web server in PHP . You put it behind nginx or apache and those can fork off PHP processes (or you use FPM, or etc
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by notamy 8y ago
This also 404s; like the sibling comment says, it works from the homepage but not if you try to go to it directly.
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by notamy 8y ago
Your [0] link 404s for me.
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by notamy 8y ago
> 32 to 64GB of onboard storage. If only. Probably a lot closer to 4-16GB for a lot of Android phones.
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by notamy 8y ago
Elixir / Phoenix backend, React.js frontend. Nothing has beaten it in terms of development speed for me.
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by notamy 8y ago
Most of the golang ecosystem, I think. Not to mention any other language-specific package managers that support pulling from GitHub...
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by notamy 8y ago
Price. It's SIGNIFICANTLY cheaper for me to run high bandwidth/CPU applications on dedicated hardware from ex. OVH. I end up only spending a few hundred a month on hosting vs. thousands or tens of thousands. Tools like Rancher &#x
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by notamy 8y ago
I never said I thought they were neutral; I just use them as one way to get a view of what's going on in the world.
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by notamy 8y ago
Personally, I try to subscribe to subreddits like r/news, r/worldnews, ... and a few subreddits on both sides of the American political spectrum; I find that it's been good enough for me so far.
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by notamy 8y ago
What exactly IS an "ETL framework"? I looked at both this project and Apache Airflow, and I'm not quite sure I understand...
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by notamy 9y ago
IntelliJ does this! Very convenient for recognizing accidentally hitting it.
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by notamy 9y ago
Interesting. Thank you for the explanation!
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by notamy 9y ago
After looking through the repo, I'm still not sure exactly why you would want / need this. What exactly is the use-case here?
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by notamy 9y ago
Ah, I had completely forgotten about that. Thanks!
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by notamy 9y ago
Very minor nitpick: Would be nice if the github link was also on the site. I like the idea a lot though! Very interesting.
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by notamy 9y ago
Sadly, binary / octal don't work: https://0b1000000010000000100000001 / https://0o100200401
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by notamy 9y ago
Similar: https://verylegit.link/
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by notamy 9y ago
> Have you tried parsing a PSD file? Have you seen the PSD spec? It's pure nightmare afaik... Of course, you can't forget this somewhat-legendary commentary on the PSD format: https://github.com/gco/xee&#x2
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by notamy 9y ago
CF having that free tier is a HUGE reason me and people I know stick with it. None of us want to have to throw money at a CF-like service for a low-traffic site, or for an MVP, or... At some point, it definitely becomes worth it, but Cloudf
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by notamy 9y ago
Previous discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16607684

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