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rinchik
8y ago
true, but just to clarify (seems like everyone is missing it), I was referencing Futurama.
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rinchik
8y ago
Exactly. Trajectory must me calculated precisely. We need it incinerated so it can never return back to Earth
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rinchik
8y ago
Can we just gather all the trash into one giant ball and launch it into space? If Dyson sphere has it's place in global solutions space then giant trash ball should too.
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8y ago
I believe Binet's formula is the fastest: http://www.maths.surrey.ac.uk/hosted-sites/R.Knott/Fibonacci...
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rinchik
8y ago
Interesting. Threads like this can also be used for profiling, tracking and analysis of HN readers and active users. Well, it's a double-edged sword I guess. P.S. Also there is nothing wrong with self-promotion, assuming you are not sh
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8y ago
:thinking_face: Very controversial libertarian thought, but not necessarily a dystopian one. Are you talking about income tax in general or just federal one? (Not sure we can do much with federal one) But we def can do something with local
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8y ago
This is horrifying! How may lives got "lost in translation"? Pardon my ignorance, but isn't it a systematic failure of the Dept. of Education? English is very well defined language with precise structure and a lot of (not qui
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8y ago
It is NOT good to have bad coders, it's good to have a promising talent. Also when can we finally drop this IQ thing? Your IQ does not guarantee you anything. Attention to details, perseverance, curiosity are the great promising qualit
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8y ago
I can see how this article might be comforting for some, but "bad coders" is still a problem. There are a lot of amateurs in this industry (even ones with years of "experience"). You can create an extremely opinionated l
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8y ago
Thank you for readying the actual study. News outlets are political and have their narratives. If there is no hard boiled source, it impossible to tell from one source what the actual facts are. Almost no one will compare different sources
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8y ago
Oh I see. Thank you for clarification. Still my thoughts are that G news pics up trending and targeted articles. Not sure is there is an easy way to test whether or not their process is "broken". What comes out on my side will be
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8y ago
Well looks like OP's site as well. Just check the news.G, looks fine.
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8y ago
Is it me or this kind of "Easter eggs" are completely unprofessional? If you have clients then should have basic contracts, agreements, etc. Isn't this what courts are for?
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8y ago
I call BS, deceive how? I bought 2 of these a couple weeks ago at my local Walmart for $6.99 ea. It's a great deal, and tastes a lot better than good old canola and veggi-alts
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Crypto Exchange Can't Repay to Clients After Founder Dies with Only Password
(gizmodo.com)
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8y ago
You realize that operation was "under Obama", right? This is fascinating how gullible a lot of people are, HN readers are no exception. Extreme far-left brainwashing just remarkable
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8y ago
It’s not consistent at all, that’s my point. Being small and fast library is a React’s major selling point
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8y ago
> my vanilla app loaded in 4 seconds and started rendering after ~2 seconds, while the React/Redux app took 50 seconds to first render I'm all hands up for vanilla JS development, but I really don't think this drastic load
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8y ago
Absolutely. Similar The Tenth Man rule that I got from one of the Erik Meijer's talks, who got it from World War Z novel, which probably took it from Argumentative Theory: > if nine people agree on a particular course of action, the
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rinchik
8y ago
Sounds great but not really practical advice. They rarely hire nowadays, also it gets more complicated with matching of their open positions with your resume.
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8y ago
It doesn't work for all sites. Looks like it gets data from cssstats.com: https://api.cssstats.com/stats/?url= Which is not very reliable/not able to parse some CSS files/rules (as one of the comments me
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8y ago
Thank you for that link, will read it carefully. From the first glance it feels like an attempt to cover mess with a bigger mess: > this is already a source of enough confusion in JS; we'd prefer not to make it worse > Property a
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8y ago
so static is `static` but private is `#` ? I wonder whats the reasonig behind it? `private` is already a reserved word in JS, why not just use it? https://www.w3schools.com/js/js_reserved.asp
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8y ago
It seems like you sir don’t have enough facts, experience, or just plainly evil and openly advocating for a large government, I’m going to go ahead and politely disagree. We can leave it at that.
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8y ago
Absolutely! All hands up for improvement (there are always opportunities for further enhancements) and keeping our minds (not hearts) open.
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This is awesome! "crowdsourcing" AI tech is a pretty smart business move, esp considering it's wrapped with "social good". This initiative can bring a lot of talented and sentimental minds together, and who knows..
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8y ago
I got excited for a moment. There is also a way to have a size reduction for somewhat intricate backgrounds: background-repeat. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wallpaper_group
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interesting, i haven't heard about dnscloak. On iPhone i had issues with DNS overrides, since there's no such option in settings. DNS override option only available for app devs which is why i needed and additional app for iPhone
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8y ago
Pihole is great! Great revelation was that over 50% of the requests generated by devices in my network are "malicious", ad or tracking related. The greatest offenders were phone apps and roku TV. Also roku tv scans your HDMI data
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8y ago
Would you steal a loaf of bread to feed your family? Because these are the true conditions they work in.
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