phyzome

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931.
by phyzome 6y ago
> I'm thinking of switching to Matrix solely because the desktop client is pretty bad. Oooooh, I've got some bad news for you.
932.
by phyzome 6y ago
Hmm, just a gray screen here. I allowed Javascript and even permitted it to read canvas data. Does this only work on some specific browser?
933.
by phyzome 6y ago
Align it with business needs and observable outcomes. Does the company suffer from outages? (Not just have them—but actually suffer from them.) When there's a production incident, do a root cause analysis. If some of the root causes
934.
by phyzome 6y ago
Ouch, yeah, so the situation may actually be getting worse. The best camera is the one you have... and I'm not going to have any if I have to carry around extra lenses. Most of my photos are spur of the moment so I rely on being able t
935.
by phyzome 6y ago
What I can't figure out is how, in this day and age, to get a digital camera that does both macro and telephoto without requiring interchangeable lenses. 15 years ago, you'd get a Canon Powershot S1 or some other "bridge&quot
936.
by phyzome 6y ago
In the different contrived case where it gets copied, you'd instead change this code to take an immutable reference to it, and compute the size of that. Or you'd call .size() instead of calling this function!
937.
by phyzome 6y ago
That is also not what the article is saying, which is that whales eat krill which eat phytoplankton which "eat" CO2—more whales = more phytoplankton.
938.
by phyzome 6y ago
Amalgam also requires larger fillings, meaning they remove more healthy tooth to fit it in. And the tooth has to be undercut a bit, since it doesn't bond like composite does. So amalgam also increases the chances of a tooth cracking la
939.
by phyzome 6y ago
As long as you're only doing reads, though, you can forego the locking and it's pretty nice! Definitely would not use in a read/write situation for a web API for various reasons, though. :-)
940.
by phyzome 6y ago
Thank you, very helpful! It's wild to see how much the thinking has changed on how this disease works.
941.
by phyzome 6y ago
Ah, thanks!
942.
by phyzome 6y ago
Wait, can I grow hemp now? (I'm in Massachusetts.) I've been wanting to grow it for a while as a fiber plant, which is what it used to be used for. (I mean, I'm going to do my research first to check state and federal laws,
943.
by phyzome 6y ago
Doctors often want to keep pneumonia patients "dry", that is, somewhat dehydrated. (That's maybe contributing to the kidney failure.) To what extent could this also be resulting in increased clotting?
944.
by phyzome 6y ago
Mozilla developed Rust specifically for this kind of rewrite. That was the entire point of it. (As relayed to me by one of the designers in 2011 or so.) They didn't think just a rewrite in C would be enough, they didn't think an
945.
by phyzome 6y ago
It's great for small, read-only websites that aren't quite simple enough to just be static HTML sites. Also for desktop app config/data DBs.
946.
by phyzome 6y ago
That is documented as a feature. https://www.sqlite.org/different.html under "Manifest typing". SQLite does not use column typing except in integer primary keys.
947.
by phyzome 6y ago
OK, but... they didn't build the mountain. It's only the existence of the pyramids that inspires. We don't have any records of the amazing, inspiring, innovative plans to build the pyramids—or at least, if we do, they sure
948.
by phyzome 6y ago
These days I mostly see people use wAcKY cAPs to mock a phrase, similar to scare quotes.
949.
by phyzome 6y ago
What are the downsides? And what's their business model?
950.
by phyzome 6y ago
« I don't know how big this file is, but let's say it's a 4GB DVD image. » It says they were sharing a trailer , so I'd suggest all your numbers should be scaled down by a factor of at least 100.
951.
by phyzome 6y ago
s/should/can/. There are reasons in this world to do things that do not maximize immediate net profits.
952.
by phyzome 6y ago
“It had become more of an innovation platform than a building project; it was used by scientists and universities to think outside the box.” OK, I love whimsy and spitballing of wild ideas as much as the next person, but... innovation platf
953.
by phyzome 6y ago
It would definitely depend on the app, for me! There are better and worse ways of doing this, along both privacy and security axes. (...if I even used a smartphone)
954.
by phyzome 6y ago
« call in to order directly » Then I would be 95% sure to get at least two things in my order wrong, rather than just 50% sure to get one wrong. (There are several reasons I don't order out, and that's a biggie.)
955.
by phyzome 7y ago
> So many security issues with that - that it was never a reasonable request on your part. It's a reasonable request .
956.
by phyzome 7y ago
> There's been a surprising lack of transmissions events on airplanes so far. There's an unsurprising lack of data on transmission events.
957.
by phyzome 7y ago
I think the movie you're looking for is Enemy of the State.
958.
by phyzome 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beer_distribution_game
959.
by phyzome 7y ago
"then took it out two years later" sure sounds like waiting to me.
960.
by phyzome 7y ago
« This way, if it sucks, people can see it as a warning and stay far away. » aaaaand that's why they're not forthcoming, yes. -.-

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