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https://xkcd.com/1179/
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Who does a code review without a diff?
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Individual experiences considered, the historical and contemporary experience of tipping brings problems on issues of both gender and race. Here is one well referenced article on the matter. https://onlabor.org/the-tipped-su
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My best guess is that CloudFlare wrote this to prevent folks from serving big binary files like photo, music, or video and this txt file case was an unintended condition that happens to work to CloudFlare's advantage. text/plain t
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this looks like a great solution to problems in serverless application development. I would be interested in how this does or does not overlap with the AWS toolkit: https://aws.amazon.com/intellij/ https://a
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The dependencies are knowable in and software that is under development. But mitigations may be herculean. My big question is, how can we exclude features we do not want? It seems foolish in retrospect to give your logger exe functionality
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Contra wirecutter is clearly invented for this article. But in short I take it to mean that it asserts a point of view that is in disagreement with the point of view asserted on the popular wirecutter.com product review site.
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Agreed that switching to lower level languages give the potential of many orders of magnitude. But the thing that was most enlightening was that removing pandas made a 9900% increase in speed without even a change to language. 20 minutes do
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That is the very issue I consider. The Daily Stormer block was done to an entire business which is a different thing than prioritizing some posts over others from the same source. It is worth discussing cloudflare’s decision to block the S
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The day cloudflare starts filtering individual pieces of content, I would get out fast. FB, twitter, et. al. show me what they think will keep me looking at them for as long as possible. It is only coincidence that it is sometimes content I
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@midnightclubbed love to hear about some models that you think are worth looking for.
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That is the most Snow Crash sentence ever outside of Snow Crash.
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Are you intending to say that there is a transitive property of rhyming? And that if that if A does not rhyme with B then there may not exist a word C that rhymes with both A and B? If so, your ideas are intriguing to me, and I wish to subs
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I would avoid the junior label, I see most backgrounds listed as `web developer` and then promoted to `senior web developer`
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Love that graph how art culture and commerce intermix. It is probably likely that merlot was getting a bit last year's style and this only served to accelerate that. As far as I am concerned they are both lovely grapes and saying that
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Terrraform is declarative and describes the end state of what you want your system to look like. Executing terraform on anything other than blank slate requires that the deployment needs to know state of the current system. You can store th
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Lazy loading is the absolute bane of usability in web UIs. The fact that this is the default/most common behavior in modern web frameworks seems simply idiotic to me.
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It would be interesting to see these rates alongside housing costs. Here in Seattle the median house price has tripled in the last 10 years and homelessness has shot up along with it.
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aargh, the confusion presented by this headline is infuriating and is a continues problem in how we present science to the general populace. "just a theory" is imply meaningless in the scientific method. What is the theory of grav
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Chess is different in that the pieces are literally black and white in their color. Blacklist and whitelist are used as linguistic symbols: black==bad white==good. That is pretty different to me.
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Having all of the context from operating system version to all the dependent software packages has terrific advantages in deployment and provisioning. One single command for the predictable and repeatable launch of the DB and all the servic
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Nope If you cannot tell the space has been cleaned, get new glasses. If you can tell and it is dirty, give me a warning and then fire me. Otherwise nunyabizness
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Great site, would love to see advanced search, especially to search within a specific icon set. Often I am building a graphic and want consistency across images, so finding an icon I like and then taking all other images I use from the same
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Of course, find somebody to loan you some coin, sell it at current prices, buy some in a week when prices fall and return the coin to the lender, pocketing the price diff. Any fungible product can be shorted, all you need is a willing lende
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The answer to your confusion is that un sophisticated remarketing (showing ads for searched or purchased items) has in nearly all cases a measurable improvement on ROI. Improvements to filter out useless ad views are much more complicated a
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I have once had the unrealized ambition to buy an old drive-through teller bank location and open a burrito place where your food goes through that pneumatic money tube. Would have been perfect for pandemics.
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more than that. For Robinhood to even allow initial account setup without robust (reda: no SMS) 2FA is bordering on criminal negligence. the only explanation to not doing that is feat that it would reduce their signup completion rate. Which
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Except that youtube’s recommendation engine It terrible and getting worse. I am on youtube all the time and all it ever recommends is things I already subscribe to. And it seems to be steering further into things I have already watched.
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> Data transfer from the bat to broadcasters for on-time analysis requires transfer speed equals to speed of light. Oh dear this author does not seem to understand a few things.
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Bill Gates was not born middle class. His Father Bill Sr. was a partner in a very prestigious law firm and his Mother Mary was on the board of Regents at the University of Washington.
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