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by verifex 5y ago
That's the subtext missing from the article. It seems actually rather obvious that a big company built on owning the mechanism of information retrieval and priority organization of that information would see a decentralized, or at lea
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by verifex 5y ago
I'm a big Node-Red fan, been using it for years to automate and do lots of neat things. One problem I kept coming back to was trying to create dynamic urls for websockets. I'm curious if that might be on a future roadmap for Nod
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by verifex 5y ago
They have done a number of major updates and now it has enough of a story and gameplay mechanics to make it fun to finish the story. I think previously, you just were supposed to hunt upgrades without any story motivation.
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by verifex 5y ago
I don't know if it's been said already, but Starbound seems like it kind of fits into this world as well.
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by verifex 5y ago
Non pay-walled site. https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/technology/apple-plans-to-sc...
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by verifex 5y ago
The problem is that there is no justice system for things that are not illegal, but are ethically or morally bad. Society in the US and in much of the western world has agreed that the only official punishments due for anything are when law
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by verifex 6y ago
The spotify example didn't work for me. Oh man, I just noticed the zoom button at the top, silly me! :D
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by verifex 6y ago
I've seen a number of tools like this recently, and I was wondering if there is a moniker for this type of tool? I saw one a few weeks ago that was all about JS widgets with code that you could tie together in pipelines. I remember Y
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by verifex 6y ago
I really like how it looks. Here's my only ideas for improving it: * Some navigation buttons for zooming and panning quickly, maybe the mousewheel or a minimap? * I like how you can drag arrows around to different windows, I think the
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by verifex 6y ago
This looks like Node-Red, but with less pre-made nodes, and designed to show stuff, I love the idea. Also, maybe this is a problem with my installation, but I only see one type of block "custom". If I'm supposed to use npm
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by verifex 6y ago
Yes, with caveats The reason for dropping them should be noted with some kind of auditable trail. If they are dropping them because of illegal activity being sanctioned on the service, that should be part of the record, maybe even along wi
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by verifex 7y ago
It has a strange bug, where if you visit it with HTTPS, none of the songs load. They could just use letsencrypt.
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by verifex 7y ago
Most of these didn't work on Firefox either or fail gracefully, so no cross-browser support. I'd say that the more "stuff" you need to do on a web app, the more likely those features will need to be cross-browser compat
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by verifex 9y ago
I don't know how I missed that, I must have skimmed around that point, yes that is very important. Looking through the wiki page I found it quite easily, but it doesn't stick out as much on the ampproject official page.
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by verifex 9y ago
I can't believe I read through this article and most all of the comments here with no mention of what the hell AMP actually is, so I did a bit of Googling so that someone somewhere won't have to. Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) (
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by verifex 9y ago
Since the README.md doesn't explain how to actually install an unpacked Chrome extension, for the layman, I'll explain it here because it's quick and easy. 1. Download all the files for the extension into a directory. 2. Open
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by verifex 9y ago
I've never heard of constraint programming languages before, and I kind of wish I had, because I recently had a problem where I needed to sequence a bunch of elements based on a lot of arbitrary rules. Sequencing based on one rule was
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by verifex 9y ago
My own rather limited opinion is that accessing the Video Card via any technology involves using the facilities created by the video card itself, and that making it easier to use has been sidelined in favor of adding features for video game
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by verifex 9y ago
I really enjoy THREE.js, but I don't think it gives you the same level of understanding of WebGL that this link does. This is like taking a course on how OpenGL works in the browser. That being said, the amount of code needed to make
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by verifex 9y ago
I was expecting a little more in the actual optics creation portion of this article, but it is sadly predicated on us finding a really value priced FLIR camera sensor, which is not a small order. I've looked at these in the past and t
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by verifex 9y ago
That is a lot of steps to setup a little camera without giving you the core software that powers the whole shebang. If you don't know tensorflow or how to set it up, that seems to be a bit of the most important part. Unless of course
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by verifex 9y ago
I was going to initially say something about child-care, but then I read the article and saw that men child-care time was previously 16 minutes a day in 1965, and now is up to around 59 minutes. That actually seems like a positive trend;
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by verifex 9y ago
I would like to believe that the engineers working on building a nuclear reactor were not so easily fooled by an over-fitting problem; if that were the case, wouldn't that mean we now have actionable information on whether other nuclea
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by verifex 10y ago
Maybe there really wasn't such a thing as a "good" operating system long ago, just one that you could tolerate more than another. I remember using OS/2 Warp as a kid and thinking it was pretty neat. Although I couldn&#
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by verifex 10y ago
haha, I was just going to ask you what you thought of this, and I'm glad to see you responded already! Yes! :)