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by pfooti 9y ago
Thanks to the vagaries of prop 13, schools (and other municipal services) tend to get a lot better-funded from commercial real estate than housing. So we see cities prioritizing office space and not building enough housing to hold the peopl
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They're not putting them through a different detector, though. They take out the books and all papers the passenger has, put them in one of the normal trays, and run the trays through the xray. My wife traveled out of Kansas City last
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by pfooti 9y ago
Another thing to look at is nativescript. It is more or less an angular-based analog to react native. I used react native to build a prototype (so thin experience here, it was just a prototype to compare between ionic, react native, and nat
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by pfooti 9y ago
On the other hand, I probably would not have clicked through to the underlying article if it were not for the title as written (ASUS Router Sends Data to Third Party). The whole blog post feels a bit like an exercise in burying the lede. Th
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This feels like an instance of the XKCD:927 principle. Math notation tends to be big and ugly and hard to wrap your head around at times. It's context-specific (if you're summing over an array, you'll maybe use i as an index
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You can still write an Express, Jade, haml, whatever app like it is 2011. The js world moves fast, but the old libraries are still out there. Plenty of people writing jquery or knockout code. Web dev has a fast cycle time, mainly (imo) beca
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by pfooti 10y ago
I don't disagree, but on the other hand, there's the question of what makes a "Good Engineer". There's plenty of fields where engineers (and other technical folk like architects or even, say, doctors) are certified
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by pfooti 10y ago
I feel like we may be talking past each other there. Imagine: const data = { name: 'foo', time: new Date('05 October 2011 14:48 UTC') }; const data2 = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(data)); typeof data.time === 'object&#
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Sure, and then on the other end of the connection you need to say: newThing.date = new Date(newThing.date), or else it'll deserialize as a string. What I'm getting as is that a date gets serialized into JSON as either a string or
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literally the only use case I see here is dates. Like everything else I can infer the type of the field based on its contents. "boolean": false, no kidding. "event_ts": 1223349483, is that an index number or milliseconds
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by pfooti 10y ago
So, I get sun basket delivery. It's like blue apron, more-or-less. more attention paid to reusable / recyclable / compostable packaging (everything is recyclable officially, although you may find that plastic film isn't
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by pfooti 10y ago
Given the breakdown, it seems like the juicero press could do a lot more than just pressing bags full of pre-chopped stuff. Do you think they engineered it to do more, but then ended up being unable to actually make premade bags that contai
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by pfooti 10y ago
Given that I'm just now writing a professional development series for using R in the classroom, these data sources would be really useful . Having a broad source of things we could analyze would be rad.
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by pfooti 10y ago
I agree that HTML format has some strengths, but if you're working with data in javascript, there's a lot of strengths to a json format as well. Personally, I do store json data in my database (in a jsonb postgres column, which
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by pfooti 10y ago
I don't get it. The vulnerability sounds like the cyphertext having the same length as the plain text in transit, but then they go on to say they were able to attack 1 in 10 Gmail users with their attack? I must be misreading it. Maybe
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As other people mention, you can't really do this effectively via contenteditable, as user-intent (make that line bold) isn't uniformly transformed into consistent DOM across browsers. Medium had a great post about all that a coup
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Yeah, that's what I thought when I saw this project for the first time today. And here I just started moving everything to typescript.
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by pfooti 10y ago
Ah, thank you - that's a set of names that I need, in order to express my love for TypeScript.
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There's two things that really stand out for me on TypeScript. There are other positive attributes, but these are the two things I liked. The first is that it made some specific workflows a lot easier. In particular, I'm working
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I agree with this 100%. I went to a state school (michigan state) on an academic scholarship instead of going to rensselaer or MIT, where i'd been accepted but with a lot more loans in my financial aid package. It's conceivable th
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Those kids! On my lawn! When we did it, it was uphill, both ways! I prefer letting butterflies flap their wings to change the atmospheric composition in such a way that the cosmic rays flying through the atmosphere bend to flip bits on this
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by pfooti 10y ago
Haven't been down to taraval yet - I live just a couple blocks from the lawton shop. Maybe tomorrow- I'm out of amaro gayo, so I could check out the new location.
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Like other people, I'm not precisely the target market. I brew my own pourover with beans I get from my local roaster (hooray Andytown!) and admit that part of my love of the whole thing is for the ritual of grinding, weighing and so o
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And yet, I cannot just simply stream BBC content in the US.
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Wow, this looks rad. I'm just now working on a data storage module for my hobby project, and have been pushing strings through JSON.parse to store data in redis. Being able to directly address values deep in the hash is great - when se
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When DNNs go wrong – adversarial examples and what we can learn from them(blog.acolyer.org)
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One thing you might want to try is a sugar browning test [0]. I have an "ancient" oven - gas fired from the 1970s. It's a rental home and I don't feel like spending my own money on a kitchen upgrade, but it would probabl
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They're not exactly deprecated, they just don't install automatically anymore. As I read it (and use them in npm 3), they're a way to specify "you need this other library installed also" without actually installing
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Oooh, making it a standardized postgres extension (rather than its own compiled fork) is suuuuper-compelling. I've toyed with pipelinedb here and there, but the mental overhead of maintaining it separately from postgres is a little hea
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From the installation: Note: Using npm to install the Standards will include jQuery version 2.2.0. Please make sure that you’re not including any other version of jQuery on your page. Isn't that pretty much precisely what peer depend

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