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by tempay 9y ago
Do they? I think the creator/YouTube split is approximately 50/50 which seems reasonable as both parties provide value. I have friends just about managing to live off YouTube money (with other related revenue streams like blogs) w
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by tempay 9y ago
> Four million dollars for reviewing video games and making lame jokes...! I used to think a similar thing, however as I learn more about him the more I think it's unfair to think he makes millions of dollars for (almost) nothing.[1
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by tempay 9y ago
> The child had a father when she needed him most. It might have been a brief period, and she might know the truth now, but she had a meaningful experience at that time. I find it hard to dismiss the concept completely. There are times w
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by tempay 9y ago
Should you not? I'm sure having a LaTeX CV correlates well with other skills which you might deem desirable and, if so, it seems like a perfectly reasonable indicator to use. It shouldn't be used exclusively, but nothing should be
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by tempay 9y ago
If the terminal window is bigger than your browser this shows junk as the lines start wrapping, does anyone know a workaround? EDIT: Zooming out does the trick
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by tempay 9y ago
The article mentions compress but states that pack is it's predecessor. It even gives a comparison of their compression ratios on a kernel release, showing compress is significantly better: compress: 302 MiB (-61%) pack: 548 MiB (-30%)
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by tempay 9y ago
It could have been using a GPU.
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by tempay 9y ago
> detect visited links Is this still possible? I was under the impression this is prevented in most browsers.
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by tempay 9y ago
It will be using faster payments[1] which allows up to £250,000 to be moved between UK accounts without any fees. For how long it takes I'm used to seeing "within 2 hours" claimed but in practice it's instantaneous. [1]
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by tempay 9y ago
Until very recently overcast supported apple watch playback, though this recently had to be removed due to API changes[1]. So it's definitely possible, though the experience is seriously lacking until Apple get their act together on th
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by tempay 9y ago
I think they mean the tendency to take a statement and apply maths or logic to show that it is incorrect (or less frequently, correct). I regularly do this (to the frustration of those around me) and I think there is a strong correlation be
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Chip and PIN is Broken (2010) [pdf](cl.cam.ac.uk)
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by tempay 9y ago
I've lived for long durations in the UK, France and Switzerland I've never seen this happen in any of them. However, I have seen it happen twice while traveling for a few days in Norway.
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by tempay 9y ago
I applaud you and anyone else who does this but I fear too many people sit on the other side of caring more about having Neflix now than maintaining the open internet. I know I won't be able to persuade my partner that we shouldn'
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by tempay 9y ago
When I open the page it requires me to have a linkedin account and login.
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by tempay 9y ago
> you would similarly dismiss the corruption etc that has led to auditors refusing to sign off on EU accounts for years? So far as I can tell this is incorrect[1]. [1] https://infacts.org/mythbusts/auditors-havent-re
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by tempay 9y ago
> That's what happens when EU starts giving away money. I'm unconvinced how bad this actually is. An organisation with a ~150 billion euro budget in going to inevitably have some abuse/waste of it's resources but equ
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by tempay 9y ago
rsync is also available on macOS. I guess you mean "not Windows" (which is also incorrect, though it's not as ubiquitous as on Linux).
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by tempay 9y ago
> Alternative is to run Caddy behind HAProxy or Nginx or something similar that can strip those headers out. The EULA specifically states that this isn't permitted.
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by tempay 9y ago
I suspect it wouldn't work with the sandboxing required for the mac app store.
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by tempay 9y ago
This is a blind guess but I wonder if the shared phone number between devices has trouble with roaming.
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by tempay 9y ago
This would be a flawed implementation. The method still works, you just have to be extremely careful to avoid exposing users through correlations when collecting anything more than a single value just once. The aforementioned RAPPOR paper[1
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by tempay 9y ago
The implementation of this should give a random answer when not being truthful. If the coin comes you heads you answer truthfully. If it comes up tails, you flip the coin again and answer if the yes if the coin is heads and no if the coin i
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by tempay 9y ago
To save others searching for the other post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15178080
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by tempay 9y ago
I'd suggest using something like: export SYSTEM_SECRET=$(cat /dev/urandom | tr -dc 'a-zA-Z0-9' | fold -w 32 | head -n 1) echo "SYSTEM_SECRET is $SYSTEM_SECRET"
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by tempay 9y ago
To save others from searching, Quantum[1] is the new engine for Firefox replacing(/building upon) gecko. [1] https://wiki.mozilla.org/Quantum
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by tempay 9y ago
The same thing applies, you have to buy/power GPUs and decide they are best utilised mining ethereum, mining another coin or powering your new startup.
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by tempay 9y ago
Where I work we've (relatively) recently migrated to using GitLab EE which comes with its own container registry[1]. I have no idea how much work it is behind the scenes from my perspective it has been flawless and much more convenient
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Snakemake – A make-like workflow management system using python(snakemake.readthedocs.io)
3 points by tempay 9y ago|0 comments
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by tempay 9y ago
It depends if they can manufacture it at a lower cost or if they can just sell it at lower price as they don't have subsidise the time spent doing research and development. Not to mention subsidising past projects that didn't come

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