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by tuespetre 2y ago
Those are for the data wizards to ponder.
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by tuespetre 2y ago
i have always admired GitHub's issues system for its simplicity. s/have/had/
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by tuespetre 7y ago
Chromium and WebKit are not synonymous
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by tuespetre 7y ago
Floop document.querySelector('tbody').append(...Array.from(document.querySelector('tbody').rows).map(row => ({ row, year: parseInt(row.cells[2].textContent) || 9000 })).sort((a, b) => a.year < b.year ? -1 : a.ye
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by tuespetre 7y ago
Well how much of AI research and development in general is actually reflecting on the human experience rather than spewing unholy algebra onto the skeleton of past discoveries?
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by tuespetre 7y ago
This is exactly why I prefer to use the term 'real' rather than 'physical'.
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by tuespetre 7y ago
Where I live, we have summer water restrictions. We also have a 12-month running average of usage on our bill, and whatever portion of our expected usage we exceed, we pay extra on.
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by tuespetre 7y ago
No, not unless you are for some reason doing something the intended audience’s browser may not support
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by tuespetre 8y ago
If you mean the Catholic Church, that is incorrect. That teaching is that sex is good, sex is not a sin by itself, but must happen in the correct context of a mutually consenting married couple and must be ‘open to conception’ (i.e. no arti
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by tuespetre 8y ago
Obligatory link to Fielding’s nearly decade-old blog post, “It is okay to use POST”: https://roy.gbiv.com/untangled/2009/it-is-okay-to-use-post The ‘recall’ and ‘sendpromotion’ ‘actions’ are still resources: ‘the
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by tuespetre 8y ago
When do you need to get a list like that where they couldn’t be collectively addressed by some other resource identifier? If we treat our “REST APIs” as generic database interfaces instead of equipping them with more semantics, of course we
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by tuespetre 8y ago
It makes me think of Gabriel’s horn. Like, out here space is finite while time is infinite, but in there, space becomes infinite and time infinite. Very amateur opinion, mind you.
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by tuespetre 8y ago
- Black bears - Helicopters - Heavy metal - Clanky furnaces - Stompy boots Just a few.
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by tuespetre 8y ago
They’re all just optimizable functions, right?
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by tuespetre 8y ago
Lambda lifting is crucial to writing a LINQ query provider in .NET languages. Most typically it will need to deal with any closure right around where the query is written and used, but if you get into having other objects adding to or modif
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Show HN: Impatient: Seriously powerful LINQ query translation. Now(tuespetre.github.io)
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by tuespetre 8y ago
Am... am I a function? Oh my god
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by tuespetre 8y ago
[nevermind]
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by tuespetre 8y ago
Gersploosh is clearly the superior framework.
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by tuespetre 8y ago
Plus that can happen just as easily on a web UI like GitHub.
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by tuespetre 8y ago
Moissanite is not a 'fake diamond'. It's Moissanite, and it's nowhere near the same league as cubic zirconia.
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by tuespetre 8y ago
These things can change how you think permanently, for better or for worse.
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by tuespetre 8y ago
You can sort by reactions on the issues list, if that’s what you meant.
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by tuespetre 9y ago
LOUD NOISES What’s with the all-caps title? Did they spit it out from the server using ToUpperCase instead of using CSS text-transform?
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by tuespetre 9y ago
Moissanite is so much prettier!
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by tuespetre 9y ago
Hmm. I am a real human male (beep boop) who takes another stimulant (Vyvanse) and I beg to differ.
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by tuespetre 9y ago
Interesting, does `table-layout: fixed` have any effect?
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by tuespetre 9y ago
I love the way the headings and their 'anchors' are styled on this blog post. I don't know, it just looks so pleasing.
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by tuespetre 9y ago
Yes. It is a feedback loop, much like we see with the climate... aaaand writing this comment fed into it.
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by tuespetre 9y ago
Don’t people usually buy those because they like their favorite characters though?

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