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9y ago
I remember very distinctly about 15 years ago there was a site that had a "members only" page that had some reports that I really wanted (names/addresses/emails of the members of the org - I wanted a quick and easy lead
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viggity
9y ago
ermagerd, how dare someone talk about something extremely technical that involves math and geometry on this site.
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9y ago
being burgled in the middle of the night or when they don't expect you to be home is certainly one scenario. But some people break into your house to hurt you. There is no magic insurance policy that can un-rape my wife. So if some mot
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viggity
9y ago
that would be a huge tap. the motor looks to be about 4-5" wide. you'd need a $500+ tap for that, no?
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9y ago
you say "gouge" I say "increase supply to meet demand". during/after Hurricane Katrina a couple of guys spent tens of thousands of dollars ~$500 electric generators. Rented a truck and drove a long distance to NOLA
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9y ago
oh fuck. please. no. no. no. Apple locks things down, gives you few choices, few integration points. I love the direction that Microsoft is headed (and they likewise are sitting on a mountain of cash). For developers they're executing
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9y ago
DotNetRocks (a popular .net podcast) does "geek outs" every so often on science/technology. They've done a couple on Nuclear Fusion. It gives a great overview of all the different companies and their approaches to nuclea
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9y ago
while it isn't a GPU exactly, Bing is built on top of FPGAs. https://blogs.microsoft.com/next/2016/10/17/the_moonshot_tha...
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9y ago
Microsoft's accounts are just managed horribly in general. I've got two microsoft accounts for work and one for personal. The personal one I separate out by having a different chrome profile. However, for work, I have to wrestle w
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10y ago
forget damage the [million dollar] machine". an incorrectly modded component could, rather easily, kill or maim the operator. John Deere may not have authorized the component/root cause of the death, but you know they're gonn
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10y ago
I'd be surprised if it wasn't similar to (or exactly like) their POST auth. They concatenate the URL, the post variables (alphabetically sorted) and your twilio account id and hash it with your auth key. They put that hash into an
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10y ago
I'm in healthcare. I'm not kidding you, we got an 800 page fax last month from one of our clients. It wasn't a generated e-fax either, we received it electronically (we use sfax), but the lady who sent it literally printed
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10y ago
it took a little searching, but I found one for an alternative manufacturing process of the measles vaccine. https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT01536405?term=AMP&ran...
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10y ago
some people ITT have said incorporating in Ireland (etc) will prevent you from getting sued. I'm not sure that I buy that. AFAICT, It may make it a little bit harder, but if you refuse to defend your company in the US the default judge
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10y ago
The difference between vaccines and climate change is that we have hard evidence on vaccines. You can create a hypothesis and do a randomized double blind experiment. The results are conclusive. Climate Science is a bunch of computer models
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10y ago
i've watched his videos, his criticism of Lee Kuan Yew very much seemed to miss the point. However, I'm glad we gave him asylum, he may be an ass, but being an ass by voicing your opinions alone should not be criminalized.
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10y ago
collateral damage is bound to happen. the difference is that the US doesn't intentionally target innocents like the jihadists do
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10y ago
i'm a huge regex nerd (see: regexpixie.com). But this is a classic example of people trying to be clever instead of clear. And I would always much prefer to read clear code than clever code. Regexes are declarative and they're rea
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10y ago
Gee, it is almost like white people make up a huge part of the population. Apply a little Bayes Theorem and visit back when you've run the numbers. Also, fwiw, Islam is not a race, hence you can't be racist for criticizing it. It
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10y ago
Fun fact, "Barbarian" is a Greek word as a label for non-Greeks. To the Greeks, foreign languages just sounded like they were mumbling "bar-bar-bar", hence Barbarians = Non-Greeks.
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10y ago
I know companies subsidize product costs to get larger market share, but subsidizing 59% seems a bit crazy.
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10y ago
One option would be to continue to work as an executive at Google, where she was already working. I would have to imagine that Vice President of Search Products at GOOGLE would be able to find a cushy gig just about anywhere in tech.
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10y ago
yeah, but we're talking about what website operators can do to speed up their site. you can try to dramatically reduce the number of files you need to send. OR, you can just enable HTTP2. HTTP2 seems like a more simple answer.
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10y ago
that, or they're giving her a sweetheart deal (i.e. low/no fee) because her case is high profile and they can write it off as an advertising expense.
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10y ago
This policy started under Barack Obama. He could have squashed it via Executive Order if he wanted to. Thanks, try again. https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2016/06/23/2016-14...
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10y ago
Really, no Azure? They have great linux support (if that is your thing).
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10y ago
By the time he could actually drill all of these tunnels, won't traffic/gridlock be a moot point. By the time it takes him to dig all these tunnels (10-15 years?) everyone will have self driving cars, ones that can network and mov
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10y ago
it reads like you're implying that nginx doesn't have http2 capabilities (perhaps you're not, if so, I'm sorry). But you can use http2 with nginx - "listen 443 ssl http2;". You just need nginx 1.9 or above.
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10y ago
i love regexbuddy. I made a similar app (regexpixie.com, windows exe) that also uses the blue-yellow coloring to differentiate between matches. The biggest difference is that RegexPixie has really good support for named groups. Frankly, it&
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10y ago
i'm lifelong republican, I loathe trump, I voted for johnson. But I can promise you that Trump will lock 2020 up if the left continues down this "Trump is hitler, white men are evil" spiral of insanity.
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