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by ntonozzi 9y ago
You can use search to find your tweets that are not in your most recent 3,200.
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by ntonozzi 9y ago
Ben Thompson has some awesome writing on tech titans, and their role in the economy. Here's some definitions: https://stratechery.com/2017/defining-aggregators/ and here's an some writing on why they are
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by ntonozzi 9y ago
Verdaccio [ https://github.com/verdaccio/verdaccio ] looks like a viable open source alternative. Presumably you could use it to download the packages you needed, then disable proxying to the NPM registry.
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by ntonozzi 9y ago
That's the one I meant. You're right, that one does seem worse. I didn't realize that the previous one had information on so many people. This one seems especially terrible because it had information on people unrelated to th
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by ntonozzi 9y ago
Not just employees, but also "subjects, witnesses, and complainants". Yikes. This is way worse than the last one.
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by ntonozzi 9y ago
I agree, the Chrome dev tools feel much faster. One essential feature for me is being able to pause the debugger and use the mouse selector on DOM elements, which doesn't work in Firefox right now. This is pretty much the only way I kn
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by ntonozzi 10y ago
Oh I see. Yes that does seem prohibitively slow.
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The syntax highlighting is done in process using a declarative format, eg: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/blob/master/extensions/g... .
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by ntonozzi 10y ago
Thanks for the report! We've fixed the bug now. That definitely earns a sticker, check out https://sourcegraph.com/about if you want to redeem it :)
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Another way to look at it: Sorting is linear in the size of the input in bytes, but not item count. It's only comparison sort that happens to be O(n log n).
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I don't think there's anything wrong with that. Rust is designed for a specific market, and it sounds like you aren't part of it.
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> But really, the point is to make Pinterest much bigger by making it less of a big deal—less flashy, easier to use, and more of a utility. They it made it faster and more image focused.
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by ntonozzi 11y ago
Optionals are a way of returning either result or an error, and are not similar to interfaces. Go works around this by providing multiple return values, but because it lacks generics, it is very common to manually check for errors. I'm
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by ntonozzi 11y ago
How do languages like C deal with interrupts? Is it possible to deal with asynchronous exceptions if your handlers are reentrant? I suppose this would still have issues dealing with unfinished work under a mutex.
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by ntonozzi 11y ago
Can you elaborate on this? My current ISP definitely shapes torrent traffic to the point where it is impractical to download anything larger than a few KB.
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by ntonozzi 11y ago
Both git repositories and bitcoin are specialized Merkle trees. Merkle trees are incredibly useful and general; they are used in many kinds of verification, especially of large chunks of data. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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by ntonozzi 12y ago
It seems completely wrong that arbitration requires revealing the content of the secret.
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by ntonozzi 12y ago
If you think there is a better way to do it, you can send a pull request.
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Really impressive program! I'm glad that these guys are encouraging diversity, but focusing on keeping the bar for admission the same across all candidates.
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We tried switching to VictorOps and in the first hour their website started crashing our browser. It turned out each event was rendering in its own frame, and when we had more than a couple hundred alerts, the browser took more memory than
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by ntonozzi 12y ago
Where can I find hop? All my search results talk about traceroutes.