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by reeses 13y ago
With the availability of browser plugins and user scripts, I anticipate an "off-HN" application popping. Interested people can shadow the "canonical" HN discussion and continue a discussion that has legs, possibly grafti
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by reeses 13y ago
Your CI server should be running a stack very similar to production, but there are excellent reasons to use SQLite/H2/etc. in dev. Being able to do a "git clone foo; cd foo; do my job" is a great way to start working, es
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by reeses 13y ago
I think the nostrils are too close together for 3d smell detection beyond very short odor wavelengths.
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by reeses 13y ago
The problem I had with both those terms is that they're not anonymized (and unless the usernames are obscene, bowdlerization isn't really a good fit). With the other leaks, at least for the older accounts, a name can be associated
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by reeses 13y ago
Yes, you used to be able to trade via dark pool in large amounts (at the time, that would be 5+ kbtc) to avoid upsetting the market price. Not sure if they still supported it at time of closure. This is actually rather scary. Enough peopl
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by reeses 13y ago
Except that it nicely ties up that 'motive' part of probable cause. The challenge will be for the prosecution to suppress the stack rank system from any trial as it could prejudice a jury.
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by reeses 13y ago
If the truth were more worrying? "Select id from attachments where introspective_function(part) contains 'LPCSTR'" as a scheduled task?
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by reeses 13y ago
The Fluke 25 and 27s could be had either in fading black or get-dirty-yellow and fading black. Both came with decaying LCDs for no additional cost. They definitely used yellow and black in the mid-to-late 1980s, primarily on "ruggediz
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by reeses 13y ago
As a consumer, I find it confusing when "cheap" (in both senses of the term) meters knock off the Fluke visuals. My first Fluke multimeter was a hand-me-down from my father, and he had made it clear how it was a better instrument.
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by reeses 13y ago
Assuming arguendo that data = information, a printout will suffice. Your conversion will be manual, but you should not expect a complicated, performant, object serialization format to last through several generations of computer architectu
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by reeses 13y ago
What's nice is that you often don't realize you need a document from several years ago until you've already upgraded through two or three computers, none of which have the (non-app-store) older versions of the software. You
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by reeses 13y ago
Read faster. ;> Trolling was much, much better. There was a delicate obscenity to it that was appreciated by the smaller community.
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by reeses 13y ago
That's because no one cared about the Internet back then. You could read everything interesting on Usenet, refresh rn, have a few new articles, and then...nothing. The web was the same way, except that we could kill time looking for m
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by reeses 13y ago
I think their wit was clouded by their desire to be a twat.
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by reeses 13y ago
Amen. I had to do double takes in the past few years when I read about some tech thing at SXSW. This year I thought there must have been a hash collision on SXSW and I was reading about some other convention or conference. It's like
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by reeses 13y ago
If you see a CEO/Founder/Chairman focusing on a new, spin-off, company, this is generally the American way of handling a volatile situation when the offender is perceived as irreplaceable. Gary Friedman is an excellent example (I&
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by reeses 13y ago
Agreed. Keep this handy for when you have an event such as this. If no attorneys were involved in drafting this, I would be surprised. It admits no guilt, declares that individuals are the possible cause and that action is being taken to
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by reeses 13y ago
It's lazy and I lost the "flag articles" bit hammering them. :) Just ignore them and scroll past.
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by reeses 13y ago
With this technique, the lowest I've scored is in the 6,000s, and that was when I veered from the protocol. (That bloody 3×4)
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by reeses 13y ago
You can always pay some sort of % as tribute, but you've created something that we all find a horrendous waste of time :-) so a way of remunerating you to some degree is not in the least bit unethical. It's good to get paid for
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by reeses 13y ago
Rewriting à la Cornell is another huge step for retention.
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by reeses 13y ago
Wow, parts of that ruling are stunning. Thank you.
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by reeses 13y ago
"Look for the ghillie suit" narrows it down to 3-4 options per image. Of course, by that time, if I'm the target, he's already de-assing the place where I turned into a fine, red, mist. Also, there's a big differen
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by reeses 13y ago
That's awesome. Can you tell us anything about how close they have come and how they've avoided SAS's competitive litigation? :)
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by reeses 13y ago
Then leave it out or make a new post. This is not somethingawful or 4chan. We should be above doxxing people because they have opinions.
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by reeses 13y ago
Nice. I was able to read and understand the whole implementation on my phone . Of course, thanks to Apple, I can't load and eval it, but I will take it for a spin when I get to a machine. :)
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by reeses 13y ago
The pop is awesome. Also, the sheer grossness of a really good extraction is a thing to be respected.
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by reeses 13y ago
The best are people who lie to the doctor. Unless you're hoping to defraud someone (get meds, insurance, whatever) it's not only pointless, it's so counterproductive. "I haven't pooped in a week." "Hmm, h
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by reeses 13y ago
Fair question. I've been doing projects with people who have no technical background to speak of, but immense domain knowledge. They wrote their theses in word (god help them), published in journals that required submissions in word (
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by reeses 13y ago
In an earlier age, I ran everything through squid to consolidate browser caches. About five minutes after setting it up, I realised that pulling all the references in the log file and then indexing the lot with htdig would be tremendously u

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