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by Rotten194 6y ago
I think they're referring to this?: https://twitter.com/kuschku/status/1156488420413362177 disclaimer: found on Google, unsure of context / if these people are core developers, just sharing for those who
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by Rotten194 6y ago
Iirc it’s moving the reference to answer, not the value.
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by Rotten194 6y ago
Actually being able to find your photos, especially if you have friends and family who share photos with you and aren't willing to adapt to your organizational scheme. Google Photos really shines when you give up trying to organize you
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by Rotten194 6y ago
The long-arm sewing machines to do the actual quilting (where the top gets sewed to the backing over the whole face of the quilt) are pretty expensive and not really the domain of typical hobbyist, though. You'd have to find someone in
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by Rotten194 6y ago
rustdoc has the ability to embed usage examples in the doc comments, and automatically test them. also module-level documentation is doable via doc comments in the module main file. rust doesn't force you to write good documentation, b
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by Rotten194 6y ago
Is it possible to use on a private repository? It says "Free for public repositories" but I can't find any information about a non-free option, the github page seems to only list the free tier. Is it not available yet?
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by Rotten194 6y ago
Is this signed? Is it possible the website got hacked and someone is trying to phish? Seems strange that this person would have all their coins in one wallet, or that the wallet would only be on a laptop and not backed up with a paper key..
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by Rotten194 6y ago
What is "it"? Things that are controversial? Where do we draw the line on that? Most people would agree that talking about your flight "around" the world is OK, even if it takes a side in the somehow-controversial debate
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by Rotten194 6y ago
I wrote a more detailed answer to GP: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24576616 , but basically: yes that's totally natural, but in edited writing / speech sometimes should be avoided for clarity reasons. But I
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by Rotten194 6y ago
I read it as "it" being the situation. e.g., "was it a child who painted this?" it isn't bad grammar, though you could argue it's poor writing because it's confusing. it's using a feature of english c
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by Rotten194 6y ago
If you're interested, I wrote a blog post a few years ago about how to implement a syscall (getcwd) on Xv6: https://vgel.me/posts/pwd_command_xv6/
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by Rotten194 6y ago
Nitpick^2: You are probably saving a few cycles due to loop overhead around pointer offsets and bounds checking, + not having to load the items into cache twice, if the sequence is too long to fit into cache.
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by Rotten194 6y ago
Yeah I tried to use Emacs, but the LSP had way worse performance than in VSCode and was very glitchy. I was disappointed because I really enjoyed Emacs in other ways, but I couldn't get that to work reliably. Maybe I was doing somethin
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by Rotten194 6y ago
Tax dollars go vastly more to dropping bombs on civilians in the middle east and ICE and the NSA than they do to any positive social program (ignoring things like social security that are funded by a separate tax that billionaires wouldn&#x
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by Rotten194 6y ago
The problem to me with that approach seems two-fold: 1, companies all expect you to work in the traditional way with local repos etc. All their tooling is geared towards that. If experienced users who set the standards aren't being mig
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by Rotten194 6y ago
from the end of the article: Take small checks. People writing small checks is something that's very common in Silicon Valley. I love having a bunch of founder/operator investors to tap in to when we need help. You can see from th
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by Rotten194 6y ago
You should look into the English Resource Grammar: http://moin.delph-in.net/ErgTop Online demo: http://erg.delph-in.net/logon It has all that information in the generated feature structure -- even more than
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by Rotten194 6y ago
You don't have to sideload if you don't want to. Why is this so hard for people to understand?
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by Rotten194 6y ago
Can you enable hcaptcha with a whitelist for known-good accounts? Not ideal but might annoy them enough to give up.
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by Rotten194 6y ago
Yay, we can reproduce the worst part of physical art on the internet now... art is interesting because it's art, not because rich people can speculate on it. In an ideal world everyone could have a Monet on their wall. With digital art
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by Rotten194 6y ago
This blog is great, highly recommend. Along with this series, he has some really interesting ones on medieval warfare illustrated via Lord of the Rings: https://acoup.blog/category/collections/siege-of-gondor/
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by Rotten194 6y ago
GCE uses this tool to allow a central metadata server to manage users: https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/guest-agent#account-m... The host VM had this running. Since they had access to the host's network (due
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by Rotten194 6y ago
Cool product! I wouldn't worry about the HN naysayers too much (very "just use rsync to a VPS"-esque vibe here). I think you should clarify on your site that the app is only required for setting up the block, and that your gu
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by Rotten194 6y ago
Source on harmful effects of polyunsaturated fatty acids? Had trouble finding it through Google (maybe was searching for the wrong thing)
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by Rotten194 6y ago
itch.io allows developers to set the take, down to 0% if they want. Patreon allows users to adjust the take in exchange for less / more features. There's lots of alternative models that aren't a flat 30% fee.
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by Rotten194 6y ago
Then don't use the alternative app stores.
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by Rotten194 6y ago
Also most of those are actually `#![forbid(unsafe_code)]` declarations or comments. I only see two places where unsafe is actually used, via `UnsafeCell`.
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by Rotten194 6y ago
I'm not a doctor, but my doctor told me when I asked that excess Vitamin D passes through your body harmlessly, so there's basically no reason not to supplement if you're worried you aren't getting enough.
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by Rotten194 6y ago
Looks like they have their hands on the code and are making changes, but haven't put the actual code on GH yet (maybe still working on getting permission?): https://github.com/Interlisp/medley/issues/2#is
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by Rotten194 6y ago
Maybe the universities could start offering to give rich people's kids automatic 4.0s, too, if they donate twice as much. Sure it undermines the system and acts as an insidious poison into the idea of meritocracy, but think of how many

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