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by trevyn 6y ago
Some more data points on this one: https://www.google.com/search?q=sadhguru+cult
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by trevyn 6y ago
Sometimes a binary optimized for size is faster than one optimized for speed. (Due to cache residency, as mentioned in another comment.) SQLite recommends optimizing for size, because it yields a significantly smaller binary with minimal sp
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by trevyn 6y ago
> Go [...] there was not much I saw the language could teach me Interesting that you mention this; one of the reasons I really enjoy Rust is because of how it forces me to think through things more clearly, and how a number of the highe
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by trevyn 6y ago
Another logical conclusion is “I will minimize my contribution to a system that actively causes substantial, unnecessary harm to other humans.”
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by trevyn 6y ago
I have bad news for you: you can glitch through electromagnetic induction.
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by trevyn 6y ago
It may be a harm to society to allow things to happen as they have been, though -- platforms started out as reasonably free, with only the most egregious content removed, used this freedom to develop a moat, and then are gradually restricti
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by trevyn 6y ago
I think bringing back the CompuServe model would be a good thing. I remember the discussions being unusually free at the time, but was not aware that there was legal reasoning that enforced that freedom.
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by trevyn 6y ago
I support figuring out how to make Hacker News work without active moderation. It's simplistic to assume it can't be done.
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by trevyn 6y ago
FWIW, iStat Menus also does fan control quite well, and the paid version is cheaper. (And it does a lot of non-fan-related things quite well, too.)
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by trevyn 6y ago
It’s uncommon, but some will send your account to a collection agency, which has automated the process of causing you enough trouble that you’re likely to just pay if it’s a small amount.
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by trevyn 6y ago
I think they’re slightly different solutions — ZeroMQ works without a broker, RabbitMQ requires a server process. If you use the brokerless model, there was a bit of drama over ZeroMQ — the original technical developer (Martin Sustrik) left
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by trevyn 6y ago
Benefit in the most horrific of ways. I once watched a cockroach eat a dead cockroach. It was very... enlightening.
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by trevyn 6y ago
Is there any provision for homeless residents?
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by trevyn 6y ago
FWIW, I believe that all TestFlight app releases also undergo the automated portion of the App Store approval process, which would be able to catch entitlements. If you're installing from source, that's another thing.
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by trevyn 7y ago
You’re missing the ability to connect to and debug on iOS 13.4 devices, I believe: https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/130988 So now I’m stuck on 10.14.6 and iOS 13.3.1, one of which is not getting security upd
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by trevyn 7y ago
Huh? If you're trying to move off of G Suite, why not just change your domain MX to your new mail provider? Google doesn't need to get involved at all.
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by trevyn 7y ago
If you're time machining, firstinitial@first.com is the way to go!
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by trevyn 7y ago
Why are you trying to convince?
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by trevyn 7y ago
> I firmly believe, they are dangerous. What is your reasoning?
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by trevyn 7y ago
"My morning routine helps you to discover what morning routines are other people following. That might inspire or guide you to change your morning routines to have a bit more structure."
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by trevyn 7y ago
> it seemed to peak around 2016 https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?cat=5&date=all&geo=... Early 2017, perhaps! Are Go and Rust seen as competitors to Scala?
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by trevyn 7y ago
> more people were hurt by the unsafe vaccine than would have been sick without the vaccine. It would be naive to think that a majority of governments are primarily concerned with not hurting people, especially when stakes are high.
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by trevyn 7y ago
Why coronavirus vaccine public availability in the US could take way longer than a year. Not everybody cares about formal clinical trials, especially when it affects their bottom line. The global regulatory perspective is not even mention
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by trevyn 7y ago
To be fair, the blend of incentive structure and technology is a little different now.
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by trevyn 7y ago
If you seek calm, a newspaper on your wall isn’t going to deliver it.
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by trevyn 7y ago
Soooo surely someone here knows something about this... at the fancy Harry Potter ride at Universal Studios Hollywood, they have “living paintings” as part of the ambiance, which are very clearly digital. They are large and in color, TV-siz
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by trevyn 7y ago
How does Bitcoin handle this?
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by trevyn 7y ago
Mosh’s non-support of scrollback was always a deal-breaker for me. iTerm2’s tmux integration is pretty nice, though. Apparently there is iTerm2+tmux+mosh dark magic if one is into that kind of thing: https://www.gaeblogx.com&#x2F
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by trevyn 7y ago
On the order of 10% smaller than WebP, substantially slower encode/decode.
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by trevyn 7y ago
Try learning Rust? It pretty much forces you to think about safe concurrency. https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch16-00-concurrency.html

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