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by tuukkah 3y ago
Great examples! We may have been doing it, but didn't have a name for it. More names is useful because when people say "prototype" or "PoC" they can mean many things.
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I notice they link to The Pragmatic Programmer here: > If it’s a true greenfield project you are “prototyping”, if it’s part of an existing project you are making a “tracer bullet”. In the C2 wiki, someone paraphrases it like this: &gt
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by tuukkah 3y ago
I suppose it's best to start with 1 or 3 months of 100% foraged food like they are doing. If that works, later experiments can find out whether less than 100% is enough.
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That would be an interesting data point in the higher end.
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I wonder what the result looks like if you test people who eat produce from a home garden or if it's typically not enough to make a difference and you'd have to live outdoors. Similarly, people still eat significant amounts of for
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Thank you! I must have expected an embed code and missed the javascript: part.
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A bookmarklet would be nice. This is how the current developer tools in browsers started (Firebug).
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Seems easy and clear: they introduce a keyword "fip" that you use to mark a function as being fully in-place, and they statically check it.
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Constant folding means you calculate the result of an expression at compile time. In-place updating means you re-use the memory location of an earlier variable that's not needed anymore. Simple example in pseudo-C: BigInt increment
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The article explains how it's not cheating: you are using modulo arithmetic anyway (the dial visualisation in the article), you can pick which of the congruent numbers is the canonical one, so you choose to pick a negative one for thos
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by tuukkah 3y ago
Really weird he would part with his troops.
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I'm worried the deal may lead to Wagner taking control in Belarus.
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To be honest, I can understand why it's not very clear to most people. I think you need a picture instead of the paragraph. > Given a set of all possible N-bit values, I think they lost most readers at this point with the pseudo-m
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> Let's say you need to calculate 8467 - 4583 > The ten's complement of 4583 is 5417 It looks like here you are calculating 9999 - 4583 = 5416 (an easy subtraction), then adding one. > (the complement is the remainde
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I think it's best to learn some basic maths by heart and also learn the idea so that you can reconstruct the rest if you forget or begin to doubt. The idea of two's complement to remember: addition and subtraction for signed int
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An earlier USPTO reference: > Description of downloadable API software from http://www.geocod.io/guides/on-premise/ , accessed 09/08/2020 They mean they provide a Docker container image that can be d
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by tuukkah 3y ago
You're correct in part, as both image sources (the picture and the video) have maxed out pixel data. If it's HDR10, it does not have 24 but 30 bits of color though, so it maxes out at #3fffffff.
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VSCode has a long list of me-too features and extensions but in my experience, not many are of great quality.
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Interestingly, the features of Emacs, Vim and VSCode are largely orthogonal (on top of any basic text editor). Further, a lot of people advocate using CLI instead of most VSCode features. Waiting for the holy grail, you can still learn from
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This posting wasn't by or about Kidd though: > Inspired by her words
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Simpler and also smaller, if EPR1200 becomes their main product: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EPR_(nuclear_reactor)#EPR1200_...
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The EPR was designed and sales contracts signed well before 2011. The bad decisions and designs didn't evaporate, it has taken all these years to complete the inherited projects. Olkiluoto 3 was supposed to be complete by 2010! You can
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by tuukkah 3y ago
You should have a look at JSON-LD: a major part of it is adding namespaces ("prefixes") and a default namespace ("@vocab") to JSON: https://www.w3.org/TR/json-ld11/#compact-iris
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I wouldn't call patching a binary very easy, especially since our point of reference was installing an ad blocker extension in the browser. Also, it takes more than one byte if the binary is obfuscated and full of various ways to check
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On Android, when you have the WebView open, go to the app switcher and the title will tell you which app provides the view: the original app, or your browser.
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HTTPS means the network connections between the app and the backend are opaque to third parties including the user. Certificate pinning means you cannot insert yourself as the backend and/or MITM the requests. The app will only communi
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They mean you can unpack lists: a, b, *rest = args So why not dicts: "a": a, "b": b, **rest = kw_args Also, in JS the destructuring does not fail because of extra elements even if you don't capture the
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It is there on his Wikipedia page: > In 1956, Bulger served his first term in federal prison at Atlanta Penitentiary for armed robbery and truck hijacking. He later told mobster Kevin Weeks that while there, he was used as a human subje
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Full talk: https://youtu.be/N4ScRG_reIw
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I wouldn't call Ubuntu a flavor of Debian as they have so big differences, but ultimately it's still mostly Debian. You can see a numerical comparison of packages here: http://qa.ubuntuwire.com/mdt/all.html

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