threepipeproblm

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   by threepipeproblm 9y ago

   Hmm, I guess 'extrovert' is an acceptable spelling nowadays, even though it's the wrong Latin root.
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   by threepipeproblm 9y ago

   I loved this because I have read most of the source material in the context of logic, but never made the lead to type theory in computer science.
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   by threepipeproblm 9y ago

   No you'd expect people to be complaining about it somewhere at some frequencly...and it hasn't been established that isn't the case. However, if you search for "Google newsletter suddenly spam folder", you can e
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   by threepipeproblm 9y ago

   What if it happens to some high-profile newsletters over every/most any short span of time you might pick?
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   by threepipeproblm 9y ago

   I only skimmed this so forgive me if I missed something. But could this simply be what happens to you when a sufficient number of email recipients classify you as spam, and you then reach some critical threshold? >> I changed my send
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   by threepipeproblm 9y ago

   This seems unlikely, based on a past experience writing software for a nuclear facility. While nothing is unassailable, everything I experienced made me feel generally better about the approach these people took to safety. They wouldn&#x27
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   by threepipeproblm 9y ago

   Thanks, that is absolutely worth pointing out. But there is only so much you can do to fix languages when they are designed with problems initially and you want to keep old programs working. I have the same concerns about ES6 BTW, althoug
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   by threepipeproblm 9y ago

   This lack of insight is why PHP developers have lower average salaries than non-PHP developers. If you think PHP is looked down on by those who care about language features because of a popularity context, rather than because of asinine lan
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   by threepipeproblm 9y ago

   But MongoDB's own cite cites Indeed.com Job Trends data only through 2012, on the basis that Mongo's growth is a reason to use it. Current Indeed.com Job Trends data actually show better numbers than the 2102 stats, but nonetheles
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    by threepipeproblm 9y ago

    Did you try clicking on the cat faces to see if they meowed? Not a proud confession here. BTW this is a cool project even without the audio.
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    by threepipeproblm 9y ago

    I was expecting meows.
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    Using word embedding to enable semantic queries on relational databases(blog.acolyer.org)

    4 points by threepipeproblm 9y ago|0 comments
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    by threepipeproblm 9y ago

    I'm surprised no one has mentioned CubeHelix -- https://www.mrao.cam.ac.uk/~dag/CUBEHELIX/ -- which, as I understand it has the property of "working" just as well in grayscale. Handy not only for c
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    by threepipeproblm 9y ago

    Right. It's not really a binary problem. Perhaps something like the Windows Action Center, or whatever it's called, is really needed at O/S level to make non-stealing work best as the default.
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    by threepipeproblm 9y ago

    Good point. It would be fine with me to place the burden of disabling the behavior onto such scripts, though, if I never had to deal with again. Apparently Firefox actually implemented this, so presumably it did break some people's s
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    by threepipeproblm 9y ago

    It seems like the O/S should have some idea of normal human response time and just filter out inputs that follow too closely.
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    by threepipeproblm 9y ago

    I remember the first time I used X Window and noticed windows not stealing focus. It was one of those times where you realize you have not even understood the full extent of your abuse. Approx. 20 years later and Windows still can'
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    by threepipeproblm 9y ago

    Intermittent fasting does not necessarily entail calorie restriction. However, if low calorie diets work one mechanism is probably autophagy, and intermittent fasting with much more moderate calorie restriction (or without calorie restrict
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    by threepipeproblm 9y ago

    I blame https://twitter.com/InternetOfShit
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    by threepipeproblm 9y ago

    Lol they charge to receive the papers, too?
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    by threepipeproblm 9y ago

    I don't have any real data on this... my comment was based on my own experience of not being able to afford per-paper fees and certainly not being able to afford subscriptions, whilst observing that the academic institutions seem to ha
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    by threepipeproblm 9y ago

    I believe there have been takedowns of SciHub... it's why they host in multiple countries and maintain multiple domain names.
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    by threepipeproblm 9y ago

    That most of this research taxpayer funded is indeed a good argument. Beyond that, people criticized other disrupted industries for continuing to provide poor customer service -- seemingly unable to fight back after decades of treating cust
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    Miso: A tasty Haskell front-end framework(github.com)

    3 points by threepipeproblm 9y ago|3 comments
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    by threepipeproblm 9y ago

    Lol I don't believe it's worth my time to argue this further, since you haven't made any actual arguments, and you come off as kind of a jerk with all the unsupported claims, not responding to my points, and demanding that I
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    by threepipeproblm 9y ago

    I guess you can't be bothered to look for yourself, so here is a recent post about architecture concepts. http://mcmansionhell.com/post/161514422581/mmh-does-architec... There are many such posts (explicitl
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    by threepipeproblm 9y ago

    I mean you obviously have a point, since Zillow exists despite doing what they do. On the other hand, my parents are buying and selling a house right now and I just encouraged my mom to switch to Redfin based on recommendations in this pos
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    by threepipeproblm 9y ago

    Its funny how giant douchebags who are trying to "mitigate their risks" never seem to perceive the risk of everyone realizing they are giant douchebags . For those who don't know the history of the EFF, it is detailed in Bru
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    by threepipeproblm 9y ago

    What's ludicrous is acting certain when you obviously don't have any experience with the site. I looked through that site for a few hours, at some point during the past year. It's very insightful and addresses one of the mo
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    by threepipeproblm 9y ago

    I think it's largely just human nature. People don't know what they don't know, and those who "make it" without college are often particularly disdainful of academics. They may also be hesitant to hire those with