tiagod

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by tiagod 4y ago
> I am stunned that a JS tool came out on top I wanted to know why, and I found this article by the author: https://just.billywhizz.io/blog/on-javascript-performance-01... also: https://github.com/ju
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by tiagod 4y ago
Do they Xray their clothing and shoes? Is there an anal inspection of sorts? Do they ban all RF devices and run wide-spectrum spectrum analysers?
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by tiagod 4y ago
I believe you're starting from a false premise. In case of the first moves, there's definitely not a wide array of potentially equally good moves. There's a very well known set which is studied by every serious chess player.
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by tiagod 4y ago
Aren't companies just going to ban the entirity of Ukraine, due to it being easier than finding out if your clients are connected to Russia or in a Russia-controlled area, resulting in an outcome undesired by the Ukrainian gov?
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by tiagod 4y ago
base45 is preferred (it was used for the EU COVID certificates) as the binary mode isn't reliable.
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by tiagod 4y ago
I think it might have to do with making your code faster without touching it
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by tiagod 4y ago
> As a child of an architect, when I was a kid my dad would bring old A0 drawings home as paper we could draw and paint on the back of. Loved it. You brought me memories of being a very small kid drawing on A0 roll scraps bigger than me
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by tiagod 4y ago
> Those who stayed behind, either stayed because they benefit from the cronyism or are held back by family or lack of marketable skills. Or because they don't want to leave their home country and have hope things will get better.
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by tiagod 4y ago
> But it isn't actually pricing the native population out of the country, just the most desirable cities. Most of my family have lived within the same 10km for at least 4 generations... It's not the same thing to live where I g
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by tiagod 4y ago
I'm pretty sure you hit the nail in the head right here. I wish we had public data showing how much each person in parliament/city government gets each month as rental income... would probably be pretty enlightening.
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by tiagod 4y ago
I don't know where they got that number... most of my friends in Lisbon (outside tech) make some 900€ a month if they're lucky :( Qualified make more than 1k, but still less than 2k
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by tiagod 4y ago
Poeple use it because the UX is great, as well as the bot DX. E2EE isn't a critical feature for most people picking a chat app. Signal is a great alternative to WhatsApp. Not so much for Telegram.
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by tiagod 4y ago
I think a truckfull of batteries would have barely enough energy to transport itself
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by tiagod 4y ago
They might benefit somewhat, but I'm not sure it's net positive.
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by tiagod 4y ago
It is an excuse to blame the foreigners, agreed. These measures were not decided by them, I just think the government hasn't invested enough on affordable housing, and this helps. About we not getting a tax raise... true, but we do hav
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by tiagod 4y ago
That's right. I've lived in Portugal pretty much my whole life and don't want to leave, working in software development for almost 10 years now. If I had left before 2019 and decided to return now, I would pay IRS taxes on 50
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by tiagod 4y ago
I don't know how I never thought of this before... it's scary
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by tiagod 4y ago
> That sounds like a really bad way to identify them. I'd much prefer to identify them at a distance. (You may have been referring to understanding an existing bite, but that's different from the article.) I'm pretty sure
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by tiagod 4y ago
Hey, great tool! Just a little bug: I found that if I click a number to copy, then click it again, I'll get the original string in my clipboard concatenated with " Copied!"
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by tiagod 4y ago
The native version is definitely more performant, from my experience.
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by tiagod 4y ago
Couldn't it be a good emitter, but redirect the heat in a focused way? (beam of RF)
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by tiagod 4y ago
Well, it's a robot in the shape of an arm. A robotic dog doesn't have to look or behave much like a dog to earn its name. You wouldn't call them artificial dogs nor artificial arms (unless they were being used as a prosthetic
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by tiagod 4y ago
So you're not designing them to fail, your designing them to last at least X years/uses (but it can last more in theory). In this case, the printers are literally designed to fail. Once you get to an arbitrary number of uses, you
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by tiagod 4y ago
Found this playlist on YouTube https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKy1OUnHJvRZr0jnL0T2Fa5WY...
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by tiagod 4y ago
And mullvad doesn't seem to get around it, in case anyone is going to try.
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by tiagod 4y ago
Does it accept a passport from any country? How are they verified? Couldn't counterfeit passports slip through? How do you make sure a passport is used only once? Doesn't this make you a target to a state level attack?
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by tiagod 4y ago
If this is a JS runtime in 100 lines of code, a file with 'node\n' would be a single line JS runtime, just start it with 'sh runtime.sh' and make sure you have the nodejs executable in your path...
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by tiagod 4y ago
I doubt it, especially as they're not going to keep these labels forever. I would be interested is seeing real numbers, but I would bet you'd need A LOT of price changes to a product to offset the (monetary, carbon, ...) cost of t
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by tiagod 4y ago
These labels have big readability issues, but the LCD ones are the absolute worse. There's a supermarket that uses them and I never go there as the prices are so hard to read, even at a perfect 90º angle, and especially the smaller pri
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by tiagod 4y ago
Another approach to this, seen in addressable LED strips, is to have two commands - SET and RESET - where the first call to SET after a RESET will change the LED colour, and the next ones will just pass the value to the next node. RESETs wi

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