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by vlod 3y ago
>I think more research needs to go into designing new programming languages It was my understanding that golang supports multi-core? [0] https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/jeffdecola/my-go-examples/goro...
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by vlod 3y ago
Thanks!
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by vlod 3y ago
Hhmm. I don't remember FF ever trying to reproduce IE6. I remember having to do special hacks to handle IE.
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by vlod 3y ago
Oh man, just got a flashback to when everyone coded to IE because everyone used it so there wasn't any reason to code to standards. That was not a good time.
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by vlod 3y ago
I believe absorption. It's often added to turmeric suppliments [0]. From nutritionfacts.org: "How Do Turmeric and Black Pepper Work Together?" [1] [0] https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B019U8KR4G [1
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by vlod 3y ago
I would lean towards a "scrubbed production clone". Maybe have a nightly (or whatever) process that does this automatically and dumps it into the QA environment which your CI/CD tests run against. Then if a dev wants the late
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by vlod 3y ago
Sure, on a case by case bases, but I keep the original raw.
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by vlod 3y ago
For all my important documents, SSN, Passport, Driving Licence, Car registration etc, I scan them using a flat bed scanner and store them on my computer. If anyone asks, I send them a jpg/png of whatever (I don't confirm if this i
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by vlod 3y ago
On linux (and windows/mac) there's BeeKeeper Studio [0]. They have a free 'Community Edition'. NB: It's an electron app, but is performant IMHO [0]: https://www.beekeeperstudio.io
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by vlod 3y ago
Maybe create a stub project with all the above you like and check it into github. When you start a new project, clone it and rename some bits and you should be set.
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Tip: put on headphones :)
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Any patterns you'd recommend? (pseudo code) 1) db.execute("select name, tel from person where id={?}",personId); 2) const sqlText="select name, tel from person where id={?}"; db.execute(sqlText, personId); 3) as 2
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by vlod 3y ago
See my previous comment [0]: "that would release some sort of buoy, that would float to the surface and start transmitting with gps etc." That should work if it's floating I would think? [0] https://news.ycombinato
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by vlod 3y ago
The alternative is death of 134 odd people. Not ideal. :/ I would expect some e2e encryption satellite communication, however that might be still traceable to the enemy listening posts. Man, I now need to watch "Hunt for Red Octob
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by vlod 3y ago
Not exactly the point you're asking, but pg made a point [0] about spelling that I think about: pg: "11 yo asked why he had to learn spellings. I told him honestly that although spelling may not really matter, if he couldn't
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by vlod 3y ago
I was wondering how naval submarines work when they get in trouble. I would expect to see some sort of emergency button (internally) that you could press, that would release some sort of buoy, that would float to the surface and start trans
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by vlod 3y ago
Cast: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt27712788/fullcredits/ Original cast of B5: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0105946/fullcredits
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by vlod 3y ago
Wondering if that wouldn't fall into a warrantless search.
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Firefox on android with "ublock origin" works really nicely.
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https://archive.is/9dI11
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by vlod 3y ago
HHGTHG. Douglas Adams: “they buzz them. They find some isolated spot with very few people around, then land right by some poor unsuspecting soul whom no one’s ever going to believe and then strut up and down in front of him wearing silly an
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by vlod 3y ago
Here's an interesting video clip of Lex interviewing Pilot Ryan Grave [0], ~10 months ago (~27 mins. Note: not full interview). [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hT6av8ZFCks&t=184s
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by vlod 3y ago
> fuck you David Lynch for supressing FF and and rewind on his DVDs Made me think, do artists have the right to limit the way their art is seen? I can imagine if an artist was doing an exhibition and didn't think the museum was doin
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by vlod 3y ago
It's standard practice for me to watch films w/ subtitles as the sound (as the article suggests) is all F-up. I take my films seriously and my Mrs just bought ticket to 'Oppenheimer'. First question out of my mouth was &
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by vlod 3y ago
>The organizations collect money and then charge volunteers exorbitant sums for the privilege of working for free. Huh, they charge volunteers to work for free? Why would anyone ever do that?
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by vlod 3y ago
Just some friendly feedback. On clicking the above link, you get the landing page that says "Signup". Generally I would at least like to preview it before that. I was about to click away, when I clicked the hamburger link (top rig
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by vlod 3y ago
Sounds like a good violent monkey [0] script for you do this weekend. :) [0] https://violentmonkey.github.io/
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by vlod 3y ago
I wonder if the government will follow these rules or it's just for regular people. It would be hypocritical otherwise. (Maybe it says that in TFA, but unfortunately I can't speak French).
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> then I'll spend the next 3 months killing myself to follow through I think that might be the problem. It's hard to quote big time projects like that. Think about breaking the project into smaller pieces say 1/3's or
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Agreed. Back when I was commuting on Caltrain (SFBay area train the runs mostly through SV), rather than doom-scrolling on my phone I tried hard to get into the habit of just mindlessly looking out the window, sometimes thinking about probl

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