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by zeroimpl 7y ago
Nut-based milks are a great alternative. Though just like veggie burgers, there are good and bad nut milks - look for ones without tons of additives. They are also trivial to make yourself.
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by zeroimpl 7y ago
But when all your apps stop working every time you install a major OS update, are you saying you would be happy to pay again? Because most people will whine like crazy.
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by zeroimpl 7y ago
Note that for mobile apps, paid upgrades aren’t really an option for developers due to the way the app stores work. Also, developers constantly need to update apps to be compatible with new OS releases. Only the subscription model aligns wi
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by zeroimpl 7y ago
I’d be interested to know some specifics on how big the index is and how well it performs for different values of the pages_per_range parameter on this dataset.
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by zeroimpl 7y ago
Looks like this constant should be parsed as: ElderCousin && (MothersSiblingsDaughter || FathersSistersDaughter)
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by zeroimpl 7y ago
R&D expenses will presumably not grow at the same rate
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by zeroimpl 7y ago
They probably are also not be expecting to sell as many of these stands as other stand manufacturers, so their manufacturing costs could be significantly higher considering it uses a unique design.
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by zeroimpl 7y ago
I'd be willing to settle for a 4K HDR display on my laptop first
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by zeroimpl 7y ago
I'm pretty sure there is plenty of 444 content. Movies are likely filmed/edited at 444, they are provided to theaters at 444, but they are generally only made available to consumers at 420. I believe the reason is that most hardwa
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by zeroimpl 7y ago
But it can produce a result which looks better at the same bitrate. It’s not all about speed.
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by zeroimpl 7y ago
Chroma subsampling is a terrible idea in the digital era. You should just assign a different compression factor to the chroma channels instead. I don't understand why we keep using this system of discarding 75% of the color data BEFORE
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by zeroimpl 7y ago
“Doesn't choke on fast-flowing outputs” Nice to see a terminal addressing this issue. Even worse is when the output is super long and has no newlines. That can freeze up my whole desktop at work for minutes.
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by zeroimpl 7y ago
I’m not surprised there are a bunch of optimizations which could be made to “ls”. On a related note, I once looked at source code for “rm” (specifically “rm -rf”) and was surprised how inefficient it seemed. Not sure if it has changed since
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by zeroimpl 7y ago
It does seem odd that browsers don’t preload images for hover effects. I guess in practice most hover effects just use colors? Otherwise there’d be a noticeable lag the first time you hover or something.
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by zeroimpl 7y ago
It looks like the only safe way to use the Rule system is if you replace the query with exactly one new query. Basically what a view does. They should really deprecate all other forms. I’ve wasted time reading up on this feature several tim
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by zeroimpl 7y ago
If they supported foreign keys, I’m pretty sure I’d have used it many times. It seems like a good way to efficiently represent multiple distinct types which have some shared columns and some non-shared columns.
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by zeroimpl 7y ago
Agreed. I work on databases where column names are capitalized throughout our source code, and it’s annoying when sql like “SELECT FirstName FROM ...” gets output as “firstname”. This is one case where MySQL seems a bit better. Note if I co
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by zeroimpl 7y ago
For Records, can the public read accessor method be overridden? I'm assuming so, otherwise should just make the instance variable public final.
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by zeroimpl 7y ago
It’s possible the deal didn’t affect Apple but losing all those lawsuits did.
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by zeroimpl 7y ago
I always find the ArrayStoreException funny. I've written a lot of Java code over the years, including a fair bit pre-generics, and yet I don't believe I've ever triggered this exception.
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by zeroimpl 7y ago
Yes, I don't see how this MTA-STS avoids the DNS security issue. The system first uses a DNS TXT record to indicate a policy exists, then uses HTTPS to fetch that policy.
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by zeroimpl 7y ago
Note the trigger approach mentioned in the article would be terrible for performance in a concurrent environment, since only one transaction could modify the whole table at a time.
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by zeroimpl 7y ago
Can somebody explain why this couldn't be as simple as adding a DNS TXT entry which says to use TLS for a specific domain? Then add a large TTL on this DNS entry so it can be cached for a week or more. If it was that simple, I'd t
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by zeroimpl 7y ago
I wonder how this compares to filesystem traversal APIs like fts/ftw?
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by zeroimpl 7y ago
This is exactly why I said in my original post that I sometimes want this - in many cases I don't, but whenever a user has explicitly input the data I'd like to easily be able to return it in the same timezone. I can (and do) stor
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by zeroimpl 8y ago
I sometimes wish there was an actual "TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE" type that stored the input timestamp as well. Basically, a version that didn't canonicalize the input by converting to UTC. This way, I can easily show timestamp
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by zeroimpl 8y ago
I learnt plenty in my CS courses. I just don’t use most of them, and most of the skills I do use I didn’t learn there. That does not mean it was a waste of time - knowing the theory behind various data structures, algorithms, and circuitry
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by zeroimpl 8y ago
There’s a lot of numbers between 0 and 100...
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by zeroimpl 8y ago
Is there an <input type=“scrollbar”/>? Also, input does not necessarily mean text entry. We have <input type=“checkbox”/> and <input type=“button”/> among others.
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by zeroimpl 8y ago
The “security” of an algorithm is not defined as the duration of time required by a computer to brute force it. Much more important is how safe it is against other known or anticipated attacks.

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