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by trebor 9y ago
As a PHP developer, merging the PHP repository into core will be disastrous for me. I have 27 packages installed for PHP 5.5 - 7.2, and the versioned extensions will evaporate. So much of my tooling is built around homebrew and the `homebre
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by trebor 9y ago
Same trouble in Frederick, MD. Packet loss appears to be high too.
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by trebor 9y ago
Probably the same evidence for phrenology. I'm just skeptical that there's even 5 bubbles right now.
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by trebor 9y ago
Well, normal markets have a sawtooth growth pattern. It's only a matter of time till each of the discussed markets reaches bubble-proportions, then pops. History proves that with both the stock/real-estate markets. But I haven&#x2
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by trebor 9y ago
Are there any other sources corroborating this?
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by trebor 9y ago
I understand the problem. But we don't need an umpteenth _anything-shamed_ label. Just confront the problem without a label. Please.
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by trebor 9y ago
Yeah, the press loves to inflate things. Thanks for a mathematician's opinion on it. I think it's pretty clever of them (the Babylonians), since I don't remember them having a decimal system. I guess by cherry-picking specifi
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by trebor 9y ago
The paper isn't cited, but I was able to find it in less than 5 minutes. Cite: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0315086017... I think the reason they're calling it superior, is beca
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by trebor 9y ago
As part of our build process, not only do we minify our stylesheets (which makes an attempt to unify nearby selectors, if similar) but we precompress. And our library will route asset requests through a proxy script that adds cache-control
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by trebor 9y ago
Sure. But that also doesn't mean it's an accident. They're trying to increase engagement, and what do they have at hand other than addictive techniques?
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by trebor 9y ago
Is this a meme or joke I'm unaware of? Circular charging (laptop-to-laptop) does nothing except induce loss. Loss from heat, resistance, etc. It might act like you doubled the battery life, but you'd get more mileage from any USB-
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by trebor 9y ago
It didn't include Signal? Not as good a comparison as I'd like to see.
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by trebor 9y ago
About the fade-in... the click from the alarm clock wakes me up. It's not enjoyability, it's volume and how sudden the music comes on. Just consider it.
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by trebor 9y ago
I haven't used it, but here are a few thoughts from looking at your site and the app store... • Your website doesn't say anything. No information about music genre, settings, etc. You need to say _something_. • I suggest having a
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by trebor 9y ago
Actually, Adobe Air has supported JS for a long time. Certain APIs were only exposed to AS, but I'm sure that's changed over time.
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by trebor 10y ago
> But you don't really see tons of new high quality bindings or libraries being introduced at the rate that, say, Go is getting them. While true, this is an apples to oranges comparison. Go libraries, bindings, and extensions are wr
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by trebor 10y ago
What you're saying is, it's unsafe to write a crypto library in PHP without being aware of PHP internals. Which I'd agree with, in general. Thankfully the PHP community now has a group like Paragonie willing to share implemen
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by trebor 10y ago
I bought a Dell 7559. It's easy to upgrade with an M.2 SSD as the primary drive, and I upgraded to that and 16GB RAM first thing. Very happy with how responsive the system is. And it was all less than $1000 USD.
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by trebor 10y ago
The scariest part to me is, there's no way to control how your data is reported except to ensure its accuracy. You can't opt-out. No opt-out makes NextCaller a creeper—like all the others.
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by trebor 10y ago
The URL is incorrect. Should be: http://jlcollinsnh.com/2013/05/29/why-your-house-is-a-terrib...
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by trebor 10y ago
LTS – I don't have time to fool around upgrading and taking my system down. Maybe I can budget time for this yearly, but only if it takes a couple hours max. Background updates – don't prompt me unless it's a breaking change;
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by trebor 10y ago
Having capacity doesn't imply the desire or motivation to make use of it. IQ is "capacity" but it doesn't mean that we inherently make better use of our "greater" intelligence.
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by trebor 10y ago
It can be deactivated. remove_action( 'wp_head', 'wp_generator' ); We include it in our themes as a best practice.
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by trebor 10y ago
Did it really? That leaves barely 38 hours a week for vital things like: sleep, health, family time, friends, etc. You know, real life stuff™. She can't get those hours back, and given her "work ethic" seems happy to keep spe
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by trebor 10y ago
If you have XDebug enabled it will slow Composer, but also several patches near the official 1.0 release improved speed massively. If you haven't tried it recently, you should try Composer again.
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by trebor 10y ago
> When the Raspberry Pi computer was first launched [..] its creators probably didn’t imagine the $35 device would one day take on a professional fighter pilot in a dogfight—and win. [..] But that is exactly what a doctoral graduate at t
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by trebor 10y ago
I hope the author realizes that it opens thing up further for phishing. As well, it presumes the security/privacy of the email account. There's no guarantee that the email is securely delivered, stored, and not snooped by a 3rd pa
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by trebor 10y ago
Ad hominem attacks won't get you anywhere.
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by trebor 10y ago
I'll agree that what makes a good language is subjective, and that most all languages have their problems. There is a certain threshold where "good enough" is what matters. Personally, I'd rather everyone just stop the g

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