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by z3t4 5y ago
I've experimented with warp drives in theory and simulation, and what they could theoretically do is to "scale" the space so that every item in space appear to be closer to you so you just have to walk 10/30th of the d
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by z3t4 5y ago
I also use automatic tests, and most of the time it's the tests inside the functions that detect the error - because the tests runs the code. It's much more simple then trying to prove correctness before the program haven't e
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by z3t4 5y ago
I add a bunch of tests at the top of all JS function - To make sure the parameters are correct. There is no good reason to not write these tests. You can throw friendly errors, and bugs will be detected early .
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by z3t4 5y ago
One problem is that it's the one hosting the data that pays the bandwidth. Yes when you download a video from Youtube, Google has to pay your ISP! (Google will strong-arm peering agreements though, but that doesn't take away from
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by z3t4 5y ago
The platform doesn't have any leverage here, they are just a middle man. All the platform can do is to ban the users from their platform. The platform does not own the claim, the contractor owns the claim. The platform is just a pay-ga
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by z3t4 5y ago
Probably wanted to make a big deal out of it. aka. make a hen from a feather
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by z3t4 5y ago
I like [0] better as it gives you faster feedback. My only complain is that the web-app background is a png (should be gradients).
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by z3t4 5y ago
Update the script via dev tools and cache it for 10 years. Or install LinuxFirefox on the Chromebook
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The one who made the order ("Robin") has not paid the contractor. This makes it possible for the contractor to claim that "Robin" owns him the money. "Robin" is a real world person who the contractor has met,
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by z3t4 5y ago
If I understand correctly, websockets is a thin layer on TCP that does buffer data so that the application get the whole message instead of chunks. I recommend using wss to secure the websocket so that it can't be hijacked, then you do
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by z3t4 5y ago
This is great. You can now charge the client again as he has got his money back he still owns you $12.5k Then you can walk away from Upwork with 12.5+12.5=$25k ... or take the Upwork deal.
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by z3t4 5y ago
If it could see a bumblebee on the moon could it detect a while on Jupiters moons ? Can anyone do the calculations ?
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The simple answer is that they probably don't - yet. The software need to be hardened... If you have thousands of operational vehicles you will find the "bugs" quickly though, the question is how fast they can iterate and com
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Why update at all if the current version pass all tests though? So in order to update a dependency you must first write a test that fail on current version and is green on updated version.
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I often use my name instead of I in e-mails just in case the context who wrote it will be lost. I also often CC everyone I mention in the @-mail for transparency.
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reason: You want to use dynamic wildcard SSL certificates via Letsencrypt. Because they need to be validated via DNS. reason: You want to use anycast (rent cheap VPS servers that support BGP) The anycast managed services that exist will tak
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Yeh I've thought about that also that the earth has so many elements, while the Hayabusa2 asteroid is mostly carbon star-dust. However besides oxygen we are made mostly of carbon. And for example the amount of gold on earth is likely t
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by z3t4 5y ago
It's fascinating that the death of a star can bring life. Basically when a star dies there will be a lot of carbon, oxygen and hydrogen - the building blocks for life, and there are a lot of dead star remains floating around in space.
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by z3t4 5y ago
I used to think of tasks/todos as burning buildings and I had to prioritize which family to save. Now I instead think of tasks as balls, where most balls are made of rubber, so i can just drop them as needed, it no longer feels like so
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I will read it for free
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by z3t4 5y ago
No need for CDN, if the connection is already setup and the server supports HTTP2 the files can be sent in parallel. TCP and SSL handshake back-n-forth will likely eat up the initial Atlantic latency. Also static content can be cached on th
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dish and washing machines are slow and expensive (use a lot of electricity). But in turn you save some time.
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After a year or so writing "async" code it has become natural. I now think of the real world as async. For example during Christmas I do not "poll" the door every 10 minute to see Santa clause. I simply wait until he kno
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There are casual games that are mostly funded by merchandise (Angry Birds). The game makes the brand popular, then they sell kid toys and clothing. I don't know exactly how you would get paid by just someone mentioning your trademark
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You do not need to make money from the product directly. Think for example if the Bitcoin creator would get 10 cent every time someone mentioned Bitcoin. Or the easiest business model of them all, sell ads on your org site.
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The bad thing with tech debt is that it has a very high interest rate. The good thing is that you can just delete the software and the tech debt will be gone. So if you do not have market fit, you can take a lot of debt. But if you do gain
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I use the built in screen recorder: Window+Shift+S to take a screenshot Window+G to bring up recording mode, then Window+Alt+R to start recording
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by z3t4 5y ago
Should do flame-graphs to see what the different frameworks are spending time on. Then you'll see what kind of fruits you are comparing. And in any language you could probably optimize to make it 100 times faster.
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Is X11 going away? what will replace it ? If you are going to make a graphics based Linux program today, what technology should you chose ?
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by z3t4 5y ago
This weekend I tough people that had never coded how to write HTML. I had already prepared the CSS for the basic elements, so everything would look OK. They where scared by the "code"/editor at first, but once I explained

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