topbanana

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by topbanana 6y ago
If you haven't been, it's a beautiful city.
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by topbanana 7y ago
I took my kids to Disneyworld in Florida a few years back, and was impressed to notice the lifeguards pointing into the all corners of the swimming pools as they walked around and did their checks.
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by topbanana 7y ago
You need to get the hell out of there. It can't be good for your mental health
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by topbanana 7y ago
In practice it's much easier to move the patient to the ventilator than vice versa, and that's exactly what happens, at least in my country
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by topbanana 7y ago
Why would that be necessary?
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by topbanana 7y ago
They've got momentum on their side now, but intel won't bow down without a fight. I expect we'll see some real innovation over the next five years.
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by topbanana 7y ago
How do microcode changes actually work? My mental model of a CPU is hard baked logic paths.
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by topbanana 7y ago
That may well be true. In this case, the link was to an article, not a study. The article clearly implies causation.
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by topbanana 7y ago
> The only way to get C# 8 is to move to .NET Core That isn't true. You can target .Net framework 4.0 onwards.
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by topbanana 7y ago
Build a solar farm and feed the energy back into the grid.
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by topbanana 7y ago
Porsche's Kindle?
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by topbanana 7y ago
Three year leases are common in the UK
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by topbanana 7y ago
It's good fun. Plotting tidal vectors to calculate course to steer is very satisfying, especially when you end up in roughly the right place!
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by topbanana 7y ago
I know this is quite niche, but as a keen amateur sailor I'm pretty excited about this.
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by topbanana 7y ago
With respect, if you don't understand why .Net Standard exists, you've really no business wanting it to die. For now, it's a vital bridge between .Net Framework and .Net Core. It's something I make use of regularly.
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by topbanana 8y ago
However, 17,410,742 voted to leave https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_United_Kingdom_European_U...
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by topbanana 8y ago
I did some work in this sector about 10 years ago. We wrote a system to parse these spreadsheets, and convert the various units of measure. At the time, we were processing the data faster than anyone else and used that data to our advantage
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by topbanana 8y ago
Because most home networks are IPv4 via NAT
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by topbanana 8y ago
No IPv4 support? https://github.com/RIOT-OS/RIOT/tree/master/examples/gnrc_ne...
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by topbanana 8y ago
That reminds me. In our student building there was an intercom on each building, and 7 or 8 students would share each apartment. I noticed that it would quietly dial the internal number for that apartment. Sure enough, dialing 9 with a DTMF
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by topbanana 8y ago
How do you mean? I've done a few projects using ASP.Net Core and they've used all of those
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by topbanana 8y ago
Well, since caffeine is a pesticide, wouldn't it do similar damage?
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by topbanana 8y ago
That's not the approach they've taken for other cross-platform work. Doesn't sound very efficient either.
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by topbanana 8y ago
Inaccurate title It's a list of the preparations that companies are making.
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by topbanana 8y ago
I'm sure I'm missing something. The beauty of Rust is you can operate at the baremetal level in safety. It's not the most productive language to work with. So why target WebAssembly from it?
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by topbanana 8y ago
.net core would be a better sideways step IMO
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by topbanana 8y ago
I would like to go on record to say that the NSA aren't my enemy either. Definitely not. Especially the analyst reading this - great suit!
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by topbanana 8y ago
Much the same story here. Was hoping for an SE 2 for my kids as they're moving up to secondary school and hoped they could keep their iPad game progress. Android ahoy
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by topbanana 8y ago
I would imagine it means a cultural and legal infrastructure lending itself to entrepreneurship. As a US citizen it's easy to take this for granted
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by topbanana 9y ago
I heard it was originally going to be 50 days but the judge decided to mark it up by 5000pc

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