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by reagent_finder 7y ago
...yes, remote tracking branches are interesting as well, I don't know a situation where they wouldn't be. There's plenty of weirdness in Git, but honestly my main complaint is that the interface is awful and the documentatio
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by reagent_finder 7y ago
You can't really call it foul play, it was deliberate corporate takeover. They had an unplanned stockholders meeting where the then-CEO was voted out and Elop was ushered in. He did a lot of good stuff like clean up five layers of midd
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by reagent_finder 7y ago
"Hey Xi, what's going on, this latest batch of infected is enormous! Is there something going on? We need to get on this now!" "Oh whoops, we accidentally sent you next week's numbers." Oh my WTF, they plonked
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by reagent_finder 7y ago
Calling a well-researched and crafted, long thoughtpiece clickbait rattles my nettles. I feel a lot of people mentioning individual podcasts in this thread is missing the point -- if the masses see Spotify as the place to find podcasts in,
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by reagent_finder 7y ago
>“Soon, my colleagues started to complement the experiment by adding some LEGO trees on top of the structure,” recounts Michael. “I had to write a message asking them not to do so.” Proving yet again, that given ANYTHING that is efficien
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by reagent_finder 7y ago
Was somewhat disappointed it wasn't a 2020 version of the Darude song, but this is nice as well.
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by reagent_finder 7y ago
(1) Not all ML needs massive amounts of data. For instance Leela Zero and LCZero want a bunch of horsepower instead. So a task that features a simple set of rules but tries to find the best way to do it should work just fine here. (2) Havin
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by reagent_finder 7y ago
When all you have is a hammer, every problem starts looking like a nail. The basic premise is fine: If you have a simple problem, using simple tools will give you a good result. Here you have text files, you just want to iterate through the
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by reagent_finder 7y ago
RG is awesome for the basic use case. Using it across platforms just makes you tear your hair out, though.
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by reagent_finder 7y ago
27th of January? Is this yesterday's? Quoting: 2741 confirmed 5794 suspected 461 severe 80 deaths Compare to https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-51275896 , on 28th: "The death toll from the new co
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by reagent_finder 7y ago
I want to disagree with this so badly because I have tried to do stuff that's just a bit too complex for bash and ended up scrapping the idea... but I can't. Hacky python is even worse.
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by reagent_finder 7y ago
Also in the Foundation books: Sex as a weapon (for men), sex as a reward (for men), sex as payment by the (suddenly irresistible) main character to get concessions out of an amazon politician.
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by reagent_finder 7y ago
That's not how this works. That's not how any of this works. If you see someone doing something wrong, call them out. Like this article does. Otherwise they will simply keep doing it. If you have a problem with someone not getting
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by reagent_finder 7y ago
What? To use git you need to know clone, pull, commit, push. For larger projects branch and merge. Those fall into a lot of boxes that say "easy" or "elegant," and I really wouldn't hesitate to recommend git to a lo
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by reagent_finder 7y ago
But do you get Klingon fonts?
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by reagent_finder 7y ago
That's not at all true, any and all wizards or configuration dialogues would go over a small subset of settings deemed 'important' by someone. There isn't a single program out there anywhere that has a walkthrough that g
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by reagent_finder 7y ago
1k as well here. I don't see it as much about knowledge of the game, more about avoiding mistakes and less pressure that lets you look at a game more in-depth. That, and two people will probably coalesce towards something like honte an
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by reagent_finder 7y ago
That's fascinating! I'd love to read more about these, even if they're mostly routine. 1200 a year seems like quite a bit! You could call the show "Coroner's corner"
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by reagent_finder 7y ago
Whaaat, I wasn't supposed to muck around the DB for 5 minutes trying to find the starting point?
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by reagent_finder 7y ago
You should note that OP actually asks three questions: #1 What now #2 Should OP contact the startups #3 What to do first, while also adding they don't know what's involved in selling a resource like this. If they wanted a detailed
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by reagent_finder 7y ago
In current form, yes. The article pretty clearly states: >Instead Google wants developers to use the declarativeNetRequest API, which has the browser, not the extension, strip content or resources from a visited web sites. This API, tho
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by reagent_finder 7y ago
I feel like there's a slight lack of grassroots activity with epubs, people tend to work with mature products or random e-readers. I've recently experimented a bit with making epubs by hand (bash+perl) and they tend to break reade
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by reagent_finder 7y ago
"You’re in private mode." "Log in or create a free New York Times account to continue reading in private mode." I guess Chrome incognito is still detectable. Hard pass.
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by reagent_finder 7y ago
Huh. I think I've run into the same 20-30% figures a lot and just sort of filed them as Internet fact in the back of my head. It's heartwarming to know that actual studies put the number around 0,5-3% It doesn't take much