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> If you have unknown, or unpredictable access patterns, such as data lakes, analytics, or user generated content, the S3 Intelligent-Tiering storage class now automatically includes a new Archive Instant Access tier at the same price an
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https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que... You can also try searching for "please by:dang"
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Putting annotations before values is likely to be more useful for streaming parsers than putting them after. Imagine the case where the annotation represents a class that you want to deserialize a large object into.
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Not sure I understand exactly what "a separate field" would look like, but: 1. Considering that a goal of Ion is to be a strict superset of JSON, separate syntax ensures that any JSON value can be parsed without misinterpreting so
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An executive of the company that made the Ayds appetite-suppressant candy was quoted as saying, "The product has been around for 45 years. Let the disease change its name." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ayds
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(1998)
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It's unusual to see the word "silently" used as a selling point these days. In headlines, it's almost always used in the context of some bad behavior and as such has taken on negative connotations for me. https:/&#
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The article has examples. It's not about emails "sounding" one way but "actually" not being that way, it's about how different people perceive the same email (the recipient versus outside parties). > We aske
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The meat about the new technology starts at about 4:30 into the video, after some background on the history of A/C and how it works. > Most modern compressors and pumps use rotary motors to shove a fluid from A to B inside a chambe
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I found some references: * https://features.icann.org/dotless-domains * https://www.icann.org/en/announcements/details/new-gtld-dotl...
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Works for me, but you might need to add a period, depending on the specifics of your DNS configuration: http://ai./
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Website is struggling and returning a lot of 504 errors; cached copy: http://web.archive.org/web/20210802205031/https://www.scotta...
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> But at least Macs have a built-in 7-pass erase option to comply with DOD standards I recently learned that the "zero out data" options are not available in Disk Utility for SSDs. This probably fine if you were using full disk
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Related: Google's “court jester” quits, releases 14 years of previously-internal comics https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27773253
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Not sure I'm call them odd -- it prints the same thing that would be printed without the "returns" (i.e., if the blocks contained only console.log calls), which is what I'd expect it to print: 'one' followed by
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FYI, https://rustpad.io breaks the back button by updating the URL hash to a new document every time I try to go back. Use location.replace() https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/L
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The links are dead, but the citations are valid. Here are working links: J. Gutbezahl, How Negative Expectancies and Attitudes Undermine Females' Math Confidence and Performance: A Review of the Literature. https://eric.ed
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Joel "started"/was part of the conspiracy theory by running a marathon in Antarctica; he wasn't a conspiracy theorist himself.
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Most of the people who I imagine to be my "peers and neighbors" probably wouldn't visit a site like this or spend as much time on Hacker News as me.
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You can sort the results by agreement percent to see which questions are most and least skewed. Interestingly one of the most precisely balanced is "50% of participants think they are better looking than average."
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Lake Street Dive released a song last year that touched on the impact of climate change on coffee, among other things. One of my favorite songs of the year, though it doesn't make me feel great. > To the next generation, / Merr
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Parody communities have a habit of being taken over by people that aren't being ironic and honestly believe the exaggerated views. Poe's law in action. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law /r/G
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Good call out, I didn't notice that.
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Sure; I'm just trying to clarify which parts of the blog post are still accurate.
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(2016) The warning banner mentioned in the first paragraph doesn't appear to be on the Thermoworks website anymore. However, it looks like you still can't buy a Thermapen on Amazon.
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"Doesn't work anymore" is a hyperbole. Aliasing can prevent optimizations, like in the code example immediately after that paragraph where the value of `x` needs to be loaded from memory to be returned. See also https:/
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> Apple has has been recently been rolling out anti-PWA practices [1]. That article is from a year ago and the author's conclusion is more or less "no, Apple isn't trying to kill the web; it's reasonable to have some
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Data Classes, built into Python since 3.7, are like a somewhat simplified version of the attrs library. I use them in most situations where I would have previously used namedtuple. https://www.python.org/dev/peps/p
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> keeping your developers happy working on familiar code That turns pretty quickly into "developers being unhappy that they have to maintain legacy code written for the old language/platform," though, especially with any s
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COBRA is only free under the relief bill for people who were involuntarily terminated. https://www.natlawreview.com/article/new-covid-19-relief-pac...

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