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by rendaw 6mo ago
GGP presented it as if there's something unique to handwriting that's important for cognitive development. I have guesses too, but I'd like to know what research etc led to this claim, and if there's more details or nuan
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by rendaw 6mo ago
Years ago I was searching for why emulators don't recompile to native bytecode and it seemed like the consensus at the time was that JIT etc was faster. I can't find it now, but IIRC I remember replies from maintainers saying it w
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by rendaw 6mo ago
This isn't obvious to me. You can have javascript external to the svg for making it interactive, it doesn't have to be embedded in the svg. And the interactivity for json canvas isn't embedded in the canvas json either.
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by rendaw 6mo ago
How is handwriting important for cognitive development?
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by rendaw 6mo ago
> PS: If you’ve read this far, congrats and happy first of April! It's April 2 here. I'm kind of wondering how good an idea April fools is on the global internet.
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by rendaw 6mo ago
This just moves the trust from one group to another. Now the standard library/language maintainers need to develop/maintain more high quality software. So either they get overworked and burn out, don't address issues, fail to
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by rendaw 7mo ago
The question is not whether they will close it if you don't regularly bump the report, but whether they will fix it if you do.
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by rendaw 7mo ago
When was the last time Linux pingponged between quality and trash?
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by rendaw 7mo ago
Were streets the real 3rd places? I always wondered how commoners (?) could afford to go to a pub every day to socialize, or if it was cheap, how the pubs could survive with a bunch of people who were just hanging out day after day.
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by rendaw 7mo ago
I've never used video.js, and the site/advertising seems to be fairly oriented towards people who have used it or are familiar with it. I had one question I couldn't answer reading the site: what makes this different from the
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by rendaw 7mo ago
Ports had no security before 2001? What does TSA do there?
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by rendaw 7mo ago
Okay, so this is good for tracking egg price changes (I guess? It was $1,591). But if you put this into your accounting spreadsheet or whatever, you'd be off by a few cents all over the place, your account balances wouldn't match
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by rendaw 7mo ago
Oh I totally missed that!
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by rendaw 7mo ago
Can you do those ad-hoc though? I was looking into this too. I feel like it requires a system config change, apply, and then you need to do container start + machinectl login to actually get a shell. That's definitely what I want... mo
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by rendaw 7mo ago
Right, forgot about that! Although I feel like I've definitely been in situations where there were no spoons (izakaya... maybe)
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by rendaw 7mo ago
For all siblings, I think parent was suggesting "while in flight". i.e. dropping them from 30k feet. Hence harsh...
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by rendaw 7mo ago
Hashibashi - does this mean it's okay to place the chopsticks across the top if it's not to show you're finished? I heard that was okay as long as you align them not to point at another person (not across the table). If the
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Show HN: Sunwet – Organize Anything(github.com)
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by rendaw 7mo ago
Well, it doesn't sound like it haha... AFAICT it just wipes it, so I assume you'd get a blank OS when you logged in? Or maybe it wipes it and just doesn't log in. Actually I just watched this video and it sounds like it actua
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by rendaw 7mo ago
Okay I'm IRGC, and I think this guy has some information. So I threaten him. He gives me his PIN. I get into his device, and can't find the information. Did he wipe his device? Or did I get the wrong guy? I'm convinced he had
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by rendaw 7mo ago
What sort of verification?
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by rendaw 7mo ago
Including images in a readme means committing (maybe large) binary files to the repo.
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by rendaw 7mo ago
Maybe generally, but in this case it seems like it just wipes the device.
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by rendaw 7mo ago
I've heard that duress pins/passwords and false roots and the like aren't actually helpful. IIRC the argument was that if they're familiar with your OS they're familiar with the duress pin capabilities. But even if
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by rendaw 7mo ago
Are there any examples? If it's ASCII I'd expect to see some of the actual data in the readme, not just API. Unless, to read that correctly, it only has a text encoding as long as you can guarantee you don't have any unicode?
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by rendaw 7mo ago
And then sometimes the "switch user" prompt doesn't work but it automatically logs you in with the wrong account to a system that account doesn't have access to, then drops you in a non-interactive "you're not
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by rendaw 7mo ago
I can totally believe that, but at the same time I checked that link and didn't see anything about security mentioned.
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by rendaw 7mo ago
I've seen this mentioned a couple times lately, so I want to say I don't believe pair programming can serve in place of code review. Code review benefits from someone coming in fresh, making assumptions and challenging those by lo
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by rendaw 7mo ago
I think most smaller Wayland compositors are using a library (wlroots, smithay) for most (?) of the compositing. If using a library provides a few extra options, while still allowing sharing code, it feel like the API boundary was put in th
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by rendaw 7mo ago
I checked that out... IIRC there was a channel showing videos of custom-architected millionaire houses, mostly in california. They were all gorgeous, with huge, open, window-filled designs showing great CA vistas, garages filled with sports

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