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by oe 12y ago
Wouldn't you then need to sync the randomly generated salt across browsers? That doesn't seem so stateless anymore.
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by oe 12y ago
New year's resolutions don't work. The resolutions are usually unreasonable ("I'll eat only healthy foods from now on") and external ("I'd like to be seen as a person who runs every morning"). If you
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by oe 12y ago
Read the article, it's good. The problem is that the series was designed to look good and "work" in 4:3 ratio. This means that many of the decisions on how to direct a scene were made with the aspect ratio in mind. An example
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by oe 12y ago
Or maybe interview them before hiring? :)
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by oe 12y ago
In addition to the cheap & bad / talented founders pools there's also the pool of expensive and talented workers who just want to code. I mean, I wouldn't move to the US to work for half of what you make if I'm doing
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by oe 12y ago
Maybe I'm using it wrong then :) The only time I play anything on SoundCloud is when I follow a link from Facebook or elsewhere to listen to a specific song or mixtape. Anything else playing after that, no matter how relevant, is not w
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by oe 12y ago
Auto-advance might be tolerable (probably not) if it continued to other songs by the same artist. Or if it was somehow predictable.
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by oe 12y ago
First, I don't think Apple hardware is expensive when you compare it to other machines with similar specs. The reason for building my own Hackintosh was mostly getting a machine that was good for gaming (a powerful GPU). It wasn't
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by oe 12y ago
I don't understand why Youtube comments even exist. It's not a forum where you could have an intelligent discussion about a topic.
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by oe 12y ago
Maybe it would be wise to stop participating in the movement if everyone outside the movement seems to agree it's about harassment and misogyny? It doesn't look like GamerGate could achieve anything useful at this point.
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by oe 12y ago
That was maddening. I'm now testing autoConvert [1], a Chrome extension that promises to convert units automatically. [1] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/autoconvert-auto-c...
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by oe 12y ago
It surprising how little plans for fixing global warming are discussed. Most of the discussion deals with preventing global warming by reducing carbon dioxide emissions, which is of course something we need to do. But if we agree that there
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by oe 12y ago
Developers would be better off trying their apps on a $25 phone. Of course you might want to use a more powerful device for development, but the risk there is that low-end testing and code optimisation is left as a last minute step.
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by oe 12y ago
Can the feature be switched off? If not, that sounds pretty awful.
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by oe 12y ago
The situation is improved by other people knowing there's a problem. The other people will pay more attention to spot thieves and try to stop them. The point is to make society less welcoming for thieves.
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by oe 12y ago
The situation is improved by telling people that "yes, thieves actually exist and stealing causes real harm". People who have not experienced harassing tend to downplay it à la "Well I haven't seen it happen", &quot
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by oe 12y ago
Same here. I've been doing user research on the subject, and while there are some clear problems to solve they might not just be worth solving.
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by oe 12y ago
Yeah, and it only took like 50 years. Easy. Next problem?
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by oe 12y ago
Every Soylent article will have a bunch of comments from people who actually like to spend time on preparing and consuming food. Good for you, I guess? There are still a lot of people who would gladly skip some meals and use the time for so
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by oe 12y ago
Ice swimming is easier in the coldest months when the water is a lot warmer than the air. Only the most hardcore swimmers do it in April when the air is warmer than the water. Also I have never heard of someone taking cold showers at home t
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by oe 12y ago
Works on my machine. Maybe you have some bad plugin?
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by oe 12y ago
For me the police radio is usually just unintelligible chatter with lots of distortion and noise. I could maybe understand a word or two, but that would require concentrating on it. Now it just creates an atmosphere.
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by oe 12y ago
If only there was a mechanism with which people could indicate what they would like to see on the front page.
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by oe 12y ago
I've usually had 2-5 day review times, not two weeks. You can check the current averages here: http://appreviewtimes.com/
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by oe 12y ago
When GeoGuessr first launched, some of the locations seemed non-random. This made it less enjoyable to play because it hinted that the locations were maybe solvable or famous enough that they should be recognised. For me the thrill of GeoGu
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by oe 12y ago
"The wee hours" mean the hours immediately after midnight, when cortisol levels are at their lowest.
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by oe 12y ago
The location of the rendering isn't the only difference here. The idea is to render multiple possible future outcomes, send them to the client, and only use the one that matches user input. The traditional way has been to predict playe
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by oe 12y ago
Opening a PDF in browser is more convenient. That way the PDF behaves like another browser tab. Opening a PDF in an external viewer could be only one click and one alt+tab more, but it's less convenient and reduces usage. And it would
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by oe 12y ago
Sorry but the image seems to shake up and down a bit, although not as much as it would without stabilisation. It's still noticeable.
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by oe 12y ago
Which use case do you think happens more frequently?

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