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by unhammer 6y ago
This is still just for the transport, right? I'm guessing messages are still synced to Google's servers, otherwise what happens when you drop your phone in your cereal, are they gone forever? (Or does Google have magical unbreakab
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by unhammer 6y ago
Pocket is great for this. Just hit that pocket icon and close the tab. Now it's gone from your life forever. I just hope that the browser extension will keep working even if the service closes down, so I can keep putting things into Po
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by unhammer 6y ago
https://github.com/TechEmpower/FrameworkBenchmarks/pull/6006 I suppose we'll see next time techempower runs their benchmarks :)
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by unhammer 6y ago
Meh. Try living in Norway and explaining to your boss about how you had a bug in your poo (bash). (Ambiguity grows exponentially the number of languages you switch between, meaning the possibility for innuendo does too =P)
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by unhammer 6y ago
One in x browsers have this value:290162.0 for me – that one alone is probably enough to make me unique. I got the exact same number for system fonts. I guess it's near-impossible to get the features of accept-language witho
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by unhammer 6y ago
similar to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bacalhau#History ?
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by unhammer 6y ago
https://www.italki.com/ – I've heard from language learners that it's actually a very good way of learning, if you can't do full immersion (compared to stuff like srs, duolingo, grammar books, etc.)
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by unhammer 6y ago
With (g)awk it can be even worse. $ awk 'BEGIN{while(getline<"phonebook")p[$1]=$2} $1 in p{print $0,p[$1]}' names.tsv If the file `phonebook` doesn't exist, this will just sit there politely waiting for
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by unhammer 6y ago
> The reported security vulnerabilities study shows that sys-tems with a low dependency freshness score are more than four times as likely to contain security issues in these depen-dencies. This confirmed the relationship
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by unhammer 6y ago
Not OP, but I use Fastmail's calendar
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by unhammer 6y ago
This is actually a great step forward for science, we finally found the elusive Device-Pair That Works With Bluetooth. What will be next, the Graviton? Dark matter particles?
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by unhammer 6y ago
"in" actually happens to mean more or less the same in German :-) Of course, it's not quite grammatical without the determiner, making it "in dem Papierkorb" which contracts to "im Papierkorb", but then yo
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by unhammer 6y ago
Oh, I was thinking more of memory usage (there's a huge difference between plain aeson and buffer-builder there, with large files), but I guess I should just give it a go :-)
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by unhammer 6y ago
I don't suppose they let you pick the Norwegian dub? May have to get a VPN :) In Norway, C-more (via TV2) only has the stop motion one from the 70's/80's ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Moomins_(
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by unhammer 6y ago
Haven't been through all, but I read Farlig midsommer and Trollvinter (Moominsummer Madness and Moominland Midwinter?) to my eldest when she was five, she really liked it then. We tried The Father and the Sea, which I really liked, but
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by unhammer 6y ago
https://media.wired.com/photos/5933170baef9a462de9854c8/mast... moomin mommy also seems popular
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by unhammer 6y ago
The movie would probably be rated R in the US due to that scene where the robbers are sent out for spring cleaning =P
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by unhammer 6y ago
Speaking of, where is it possible these days to actually see (buy, stream, whatever) all the old 90's Moomin shows? All I can find (in Norwegian at least) are some VHS-ripped Youtube uploads :-/
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by unhammer 6y ago
How's performance compared to https://github.com/andyfriesen/buffer-builder-aeson ? We switched to bb due to memory usage of plain aeson (when encoding big structures as json)
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by unhammer 6y ago
> Each chair had an ashtray, a place for your whiskey glass and a set of buttons that controlled the display screens on the walls.
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by unhammer 6y ago
> at the IAS received complaints for regularly playing extremely loud German march music on the gramophone in his office, distracting those in neighboring offices, including Albert Einstein. In fact, von Neumann claimed to do some of hi
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by unhammer 6y ago
Ingredient lists and bare directions are not copyrightable, though the wording and style might make the directions copyrightable (IANAL, but see https://duckduckgo.com/?t=canonical&q=recipe+copyright&ia=we... ). ht
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by unhammer 6y ago
You may find The World Atlas of Language Structures https://wals.info/chapter/s1 interesting then.
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by unhammer 6y ago
For low-resource languages, or anything of great linguistic distance, neural MT is still not there. That is to say, you may find some language pairs where it works OK, but there's a huge sea of pairs where all you get is gibberish – an
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by unhammer 6y ago
baobab is a nice GUI alternative that has similar graphs to duc, except I can never remember the name =P (fortunately it shows up when I search the "start menu" for "usage") https://wiki.gnome.org/action&
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by unhammer 6y ago
Or meadow-land, from 'vin' meaning meadow https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vinland#Name
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by unhammer 6y ago
Even a linear bounded automaton will accept context-sensitive languages, which an FSM cannot.
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by unhammer 6y ago
> a computer is nothing but a finite state machine No. That is simply not true. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chomsky_hierarchy#The_hierarch... As a simple example, try to make an FSM (which will have a fixed nu
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by unhammer 6y ago
Try the very latest release (81). I wrote earlier[0] that FF79 was too slow to start, buggy on tab switches, and missing most recent sites on the new tab. That's all been fixed as of FF81 as far as I can see. I also really like the ne
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by unhammer 6y ago
I just have a domain with DNS at dreamhost and a dyndns cron-job (in my case running off my openwrt router, which forwards some ports to the pi). My ISP doesn't seem to block any ports or anything like that, nor have I ever had any suc

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