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by pavon 4y ago
It is customizable. If you are logged in you can choose any of the designs they have had since the site was created, and if you don't like any of those, it lets you add your own custom CSS.
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by pavon 4y ago
I love the new design when not logged in. After logging in however... > I don't need a header to follow me down the page, in fact I'd prefer it not to. Edit: I wasn't logged in before, and thus wasn't shown the header
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by pavon 4y ago
And an even smaller caveat: If you use older (distro provided) Rust versions note that it may look like there is some partial implementation of allowing mixing with NoneError, etc. Ignore this. It doesn't work, and was removed in later
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by pavon 4y ago
The official server is distributed as docker containers, with a shell script to manage them, and is quite simple to setup and maintain. I could see how trying to deploy it yourself outside of docker could be an undertaking though. The MSSQL
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by pavon 4y ago
That was the goal under Mozilla. Now that they aren't paying for the work anymore, I would expect other employers (and volunteers) to want more out of it than a tech incubator for another project.
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by pavon 4y ago
Yes everyone knew it would end, but nobody knew exactly when. Choosing not to expand when there was cheap capital and increased customer demand would have been a pretty bad decision as well. Many of these companies expanded by like 3-5x and
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by pavon 4y ago
Note that while the download page and tools don't perform license checks, you are supposed to have a visual studio license to use that package[1]. It is intended as an easy way for VS customers to install tools on build machines and th
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by pavon 4y ago
But the instructions do list who is eligible to be claimed as a dependent, and son and daughter are the only listed options for your direct children. If you wanted to be pedantic and say that your child is not a son or daughter, then they w
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by pavon 4y ago
The general rule in most places is that any circuits that aren't modified as part of the new work don't need to be brought up to modern code. The main service panel is the main thing that ends up needing to be upgraded incidentall
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I don't know. I was under the impression that a lot of those sort of things are skills you use to learn from your parents, and being able to do maintenance of the things you owned was more common in the past not less.
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It also allows you to invert the order of the calls so they are written in the order they occur. Instead of paint(sand(cut(measure(wood)))), you can write wood | measure | cut | sand | paint, which is easier to read, especially if it splits
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by pavon 4y ago
A nice alternative I've seen is that negative index is an error, but there is special syntax for indexing from the back like array[end], array[end-1], array[end-n], where n is a (positive) variable. Likewise, end can be used in range d
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by pavon 4y ago
Here is what we were told repeatedly and constantly throughout middle and high school (mid to late 90s): * You should go to college. * You should do what you love. * Sure some jobs pay more that others, but that doesn't matter if you a
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by pavon 4y ago
This submission uses a different headline from the article (unless the article is A/Bing it), and is subtly misleading. Saying that 75% of long haulers are free of symptoms after a year, implies that you are looking at only the subset
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by pavon 4y ago
I'm surprised at how expensive this is. The type of development I do doesn't have string processing in the hot path, so I've never benchmarked these sort of unicode operations, and I don't doubt that the bstr Rust librar
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by pavon 4y ago
ARM license fees are a relatively small proportion of a smart phone. It might have some impact on the low-end, but licensing costs are more important for all the small "invisible" chips that are in everything these days.
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by pavon 4y ago
> The other bad pseudo-privacy idea is time-limited posts ("stories" or snapchat or whatever). That one addresses a real threat-model - someone who was your friend and whom you trusted at the time you sent the post, but has sin
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by pavon 4y ago
I don't think you can split the thinking into those two groups, when the maintainers of the large instances that are pushing back against search are also lead developers.
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by pavon 4y ago
I read the article and I didn't see any discussion of what the goal or purpose of this research was, scientific or otherwise. It really read like they did it solely because "it would be cool" and they thought he would have be
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by pavon 4y ago
Note this bug is for the strcmp implementation used in Linux kernel code itself. The userland implementations of strcmp in glibc, etc, are separate so this didn't affect uses of strcmp in application code.
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by pavon 4y ago
Plain ASCII is 7-bit so it won't overflow with signed char. There are many extensions that use that extra bit to increase the number of characters, but they aren't ASCII, they are ISO 8859-*, or ANSI, or UTF-8 etc.
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by pavon 4y ago
If the liquor license really limits who can be denied service, then I don't consider this to be retaliation. By analogy, if a lawyer is denied entry because they are black and they sue, that isn't retaliation it is just requiring
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by pavon 4y ago
The article itself has a more up-to-date version of that chart with this (and other) developments. https://www.helmholtz-berlin.de/pubbin/news_datei?did=15092
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by pavon 4y ago
It would have been nice if the data had gone back more than 10 years. When I read a classic I’m frequently stuck with how short they are - typically 200-300 pages. I don’t know how the authors felt when they were writing it - if they were p
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by pavon 4y ago
uBO can also do things that uMatrix can't (on Firefox at least) - like CNAME uncloaking[1]. This is where a resource is hosted/maintained on third-party servers, but is addressed using a first-party subdomain. As a completely hypo
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by pavon 4y ago
I think it is important for two reasons. First, the primary purpose of RAID is to improve availability of your data, such that you can continue operating in spite of a hardware failure. If the RAID feature of btrfs has serious data loss pro
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by pavon 4y ago
I think this would go beyond Son of Sam laws to flat out Criminal Asset Forfeiture. It is the difference between money earned from a movie/book about your crime, and being paid to perform a crime. I would expect most countries to to ha
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by pavon 4y ago
I agree that the discussion generated from this article is not what we want on HN, but I don't think it is fair to criticize the comments as being reflexive contrarians when they are simply and correctly pointing out that the claims be
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by pavon 4y ago
First, they are banking on the fact that solar doesn't need a lot of repair and maintenance in general, and their design decreases some of the stresses that racked solar panels encounter. I imagine they are also over-sizing the system,
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by pavon 4y ago
Thanks, the explanation about how the Zig compiler uses compile-time code execution to implement multiplatform support in the compile-to-c-backend helped me understand why WASM has better trade-offs for Zig than other bootstrapping options.

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