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Cached version: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:fGxLbP...
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Just for reference, since you don't choose your processor explicitly on GCP, but instead choose your zone with homogenous processors, here is their current processor/zone layout: https://cloud.google.com/compute&#x
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Looks like you opened up an issue, which is a good first step: https://github.com/rails/rails/issues/28135 Not sure how much of the Rails team browses HN comments, but an issue will certainly get their attent
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Exercise is good for you. More specifically, intense exercise seems to protect the length of the heart's telomeres, which are the ends of your DNA strands and shorten as you get older. They are linked to the effects of aging, so delayi
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I tend to stick to her YouTube channel, podcasts, and Twitter feed. You're right, her website is not doing her any favors. But she's a biologist, not a web developer. Hence, going directly to her content sources seems to be the be
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Rather misleading headline since this is basically an advertisement for react-lite, which is the author's own library.
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The Udacity ML course is gradual enough to avoid overwhelming you, but really in-depth: https://www.udacity.com/course/machine-learning--ud262 Definitely recommend that as a good starting point. Isbell and Littman can
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At least until you try to open up https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/tree/master/Formul... :)
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> Show file sizes Those are at the top of the display of file contents. However, they aren't in the tree view, as you've stated. Unfortunately, this is hard because I don't believe Git stores this info in their index of fi
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They're talking about cold start, not long-term performance. After the initial warm up period, performance should be as fast as Node/Python can execute it. It's the same experience for Lambda and Cloud Functions in my experie
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I'm curious: Is any effort made in SecureDrop to detect or scrub identifiable headers or metadata from files? I understand the trust issue is generally with the source, but I could see an identity being leaked via a blob of metadata wi
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Spam has already happened: https://github.com/freedomofpress/securedrop/issues/774 But it's just a matter of putting up enough of a roadblock to make it unappealing. CAPTCHAs are an easy fix to cut down
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Your proposal already exists. It's called Subresource Integrity: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Subres... For instance, here are the tags for Bootstrap: <link rel=&quo
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Oddly, it gave me an office in Chicago when I searched my home address in Atlanta...
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It's been around for a while. They actually have a whole slew of them, but most don't have burned-in bitrate info: https://www.reddit.com/r/NetflixBestOf/comments/23m338/examp...
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You can also Exit Big Picture from the shutdown menu to just exit Big Picture mode but leave the Steam Link stream running. You'll get access to your full desktop this way. If you have a keyboard and mouse hooked up to the Steam Link,
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You can test the video resolution you're getting from Netflix with this video: http://www.netflix.com/WiMovie/70136810 The resolution and bitrate is burned in for each quality level they stream. I'm topping o
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Service Workers are specifically designed to be short-lived and temporary [1]. They should be tied to events coming from the main script, which is subject to these new timing limits in the background. You should check your app against Chrom
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That only obfuscates the reader's IP. Gmail respects Cache-Control headers, so it will not cache the image if you tell it not to.
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Wow, I'm surprised mojs-player and mojs-curve-editor aren't right at the top of the README and the website. Those are awesome tools! The best part is they don't try to do too much. Since you invoke them via code, not some all
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Well, there are standards for that (RFC 3798 as pointed out above), but this is entirely something in your control so that you can know if an email was read or not. You choose to turn on tracking (on a per-email basis with a default of your
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Since those are accomplished via a tracking pixel in the email and you need to serve that image from a public server, then yes, you'll need a cloud service to run that. As stated before, you can choose to run that server yourself if yo
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Storage is really a non-issue. You can get enough space for 10 AAA-quality games (presumably 25GB each) for $80: http://amzn.to/2iPJOja (Ironically, it's a Sony product...) And an even more conservative tripling of sto
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It's only on hold where they haven't started construction or made commitments to do so.
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Ghostery does this as a service: https://sitescan.ghostery.com/
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It's funny as an alliteration: He is still a hacker hacking with Hack.
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Funny thing: Based on the screenshot in the post header, he's using async/await and therefore the Hack language (instead of vanilla PHP): https://docs.hhvm.com/hack/async/introduction
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> the saddest thing is that even buying used pebbles on ebay won't help me much with their servers going offline :( Thankfully, the community is stepping up to fill that gap: http://rebble.io/
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Does this include the full set of json/jsonb features and benefits of GIN indexes?
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Where? They list all of their alphas here: https://cloud.google.com/sdk/gcloud/reference/alpha/

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