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FYI the “checkout our guide to contributing” link is a 404 to non-existent CONTRIBUTING.md.
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I’m pretty sure this is the first time I’ve seen the word “localize” used to refer to spatial location and not cultural/linguistic locale. Totally makes sense but definitely threw me off when first reading the headline. :)
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6y ago
> were ready to eat Am I the only one who pictured the lab workers munching on 100M year old microbe colonies?
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Are there tools for auto converting mongo queries to postgres’ query format? The mongo drivers are Apache licensed so in theory someone could use them as the basis for a driver that speaks to postgres instead, right? I see tools like that
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6y ago
With the added benefit that many (like myself) may dig in and learn about the PROXY protocol for the first time. So doubly thanks for sharing this!
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Reminds me of the (supposed?) etymology of “barbarian”: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbarian > The Greeks used the term barbarian for all non-Greek-speaking peoples, including the Egyptians, Persians, Medes and P
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I really wish they had just said that the tax is 15% on your first $1m in sales and 30% on all sales after each year. Correct me if I’m wrong, but with the current plan I can actually _lose_ money year over year around the $1m mark. For exa
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That’s kind of the point, not every district has ballot boxes to drop off at. I think some of us (myself included) have forgotten that all parts of the US aren’t the same.
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Quite possibly all those `Drawable.paths` sets are going to be stack allocated as long as your renderer isn’t retaining any references to them.
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> The way out of your contradiction is to realize that full determinism is likely to lead to the death of the organism, which would not _maximally_ propagate information. If I understand your argument, one way to think of it is that if m
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7y ago
What if the game itself was 100% vanilla and all the dead man’s switch setup was done through a website using your iCloud login? Then instead of the help button the user could configure a “safe word” that when entered triggers the notifica
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I worked on a service that had this exact issue; actually it was worse because it was a signed integer so rolled over in half the time. Even more insidious, we never hit the issue until months into production because we had a pretty consist
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I was personally a fan of Yang’s platform position where every citizen received an annual $100 credit that could be transferred to candidates. Instead of trying to restrict what can and can’t be said, give the citizens enough aggregate buyi
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I think a seriously overlooked application of this principle is in nutrition and dieting. Over- or under- eating by a small percentage of your required intake might not have a discernible effect immediately but really adds up over time, bot
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IMO, the important part is Section 3.3 of the [paper]( https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S174680941... ), particularly the image at [ https://ars.els-cdn.com/content/image&#x
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7y ago
Has Apple ever really pursued being an ISP? I feel like competing with bundled cable Internet at least in the US is going to be the main thing holding back potential cord cutters sometime soon. I don’t have cable but still pay Cox $100 for
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> OK you answered a few of my questions and I still don't see why WASM is a requirement for any of this to happen. It's _not_ a requirement, but at least to me it seems like a pretty good _possible_ solution. I sense you'r
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> why is WebAssembly outside of the browser needed? It's arguably a better standard runtime than Java, for certain use cases. You don't see modern compilers targeting the JVM as an output target, but you do see them targeting
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> What, exactly do they want to do with a blockchain and why? Here’s my take: they want to enable voting online with some level of trust. One major problem with online voting is ensuring each voter only votes once. In traditional voting
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So this is how I originally thought Brave was going to work, but it’s unclear to me now if that’s actually the case: https://brave.com/faq/#do-i-have-to-pay
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8y ago
In a totally free market, yes. But as a utility provider ISPs should not be considered a free market. In exchange for near monopoly power over the internet access of a particular region (in the US), these companies have to play by extra ru
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INFURA | DevOps or Backend Engineers | Full Time | REMOTE Infura is building and developing an infrastructure platform for the rapidly growing decentralized web. Infura is widely recognized in the Ethereum ecosystem, and its infrastructure
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The terraform plugin for jetbrains products works really well. It auto completes all the resource types and knows what keys are valid under each one, so will suggest keys and highlight a resource as invalid if it’s missing a required key. I
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Wow a little googling on this subject led me to sshuttle, which I've never heard of before but looks awesome, will try it out on Monday: http://sshuttle.readthedocs.io/en/stable/usage.html Basically "vpn
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Can I suggest having a Docker image of all the pre-compiled bits available? I was really interested in trying it out but don't know if I want to invest the time trying to compile everything for a tool that I don't know a lot abou
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9y ago
Supporting `MAXSIZE` as well as `MAXLEN` on `XADD` would also handle a nice Kafka feature (the ability to define your log size in either number of messages or size on disk). Something like: `XADD MAXSIZE ~ 2147484000 * foo bar` to cap the s
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Looks like the live reload is just for the optional XML used to lay out your components. So definitely not full live reload. Seems useful for styling iteration but not so much for logic testing.
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Note the if you choose "Save Image" on a Share sheet in iOS 10, the app is given full access to your Photo Library (you are prompted to allow it though). Looks like this was restricted to write only access in iOS 11.
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> I'd advise anyone to prioritize having a work they thoroughly enjoy well ahead of a work that requires less hours. Thanks, that's really insightful. I've been trying to minimize my work hours lately, but am starting to
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9y ago
Neat service, thanks for posting. For others like my self unfamiliar, it seems to be a site for reading paid articles a la carte. Onboarding was super easy (just an email address) and they give you a gift balance good for a couple articles
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