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Zacru
8mo ago
Probably simply "makes you feel full longer".
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Zacru
8mo ago
They changed something about the noodles and now they are way overcooked if you follow the box instructions. And you need way more butter to get a similar flavor to before.
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Zacru
1y ago
Because that's a syscall ;) https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/flock.1.html is the command line manual. I would say one good reason is that waitlock myapp & JOB_PID=$! # ... do exclusive w
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Zacru
1y ago
Got to number 15 and the color was #C61. My choices were #D52, #161, #C61, and #C63. Sadly, I guessed #C63 and lost. Maybe there should be some minimum distance between all of the choices.
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Zacru
1y ago
And he was just laid off. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43978589
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Zacru
1y ago
>dual-license the engine under both their current non-OSS modified Apache and the GPL. Of course if they do, I hope they will say " either modified Apache or the GPL". My company's lawyers made a big stink about us usin
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Zacru
1y ago
This makes a SSRF bug go from "oops, that's bad" to "oops, your whole cluster is pwned", right?
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Zacru
2y ago
The thing I wish more error messages did was tell me exactly which file was not found.
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Zacru
2y ago
A fun 20-minute summary: https://youtu.be/rStL7niR7gs
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Zacru
2y ago
The running user may not have a home directory.
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Zacru
2y ago
>having it in the raw form while typing This is actually an option in the settings (on desktop, at least).
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Zacru
2y ago
>closure #2 closes over closure #1 I don't see this in the example. Closure #1 is never bound in the scope, as far as I can tell. Could you explain how closure #1 is closed over without being bound?
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Zacru
3y ago
If you're shipping from northern hemisphere to northern hemisphere, then you also save to time/fuel to go down to Panama. No idea if that's significant or not.
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Zacru
3y ago
This and the original reminded me of this really old Chrome Experiments demo, and some others like it: https://experiments.withgoogle.com/browser-ball
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Lucid Software layoffs – A message to Lucid employees
(lucid.co)
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3y ago
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Zacru
3y ago
https://github.com/angular/tsickle kind of does that. Though it's kind of deprecated and more specifically aimed at the Closure Compiler.
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Zacru
4y ago
I like both Bash and Python, so I think I'll give this a try. Should I implement the bugs as is, or fix those first?
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Zacru
4y ago
>I'm not sure anymore that triangulation is easily done with radio signals. Maybe not easy, but as you said, there are other methods that can be very accurate. Look up Wi-Peep for an example.
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Zacru
4y ago
>We eat a credit card's worth of microplastic every week No, we don't. Here is a 4 minute video explaining how this bit of misinformation came to be spread across the internet. https://youtu.be/2Ntp6BqhSng
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Demystifying NaN for the Working Programmer
(lucidchart.com)
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Zacru
5y ago
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Zacru
5y ago
Taxing different entities at different rates just opens the door for a middle-man with a lower tax rate to profit from simply renting the land to the entities with higher tax rates.
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Zacru
5y ago
Along those lines, you can also use hex https://0x7f.0.0.0x01:443/
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Zacru
5y ago
I think the first is the 32 bit int version of 127.0.0.1, and 0177 is the octal representation of 127.
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Zacru
5y ago
I also immediately saw the allusion.
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Zacru
5y ago
Your comment reminded me of this minutephysics video about the census. https://youtu.be/pT19VwBAqKA It a great walkthrough of the "privacy doom principle."
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Zacru
6y ago
I often need to covert timestamps to and from UTC. I sure hope I don't end up in a -6:30 timezone.
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Zacru
6y ago
Out of curiosity, was that with closure's simple or advanced optimizations?
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Zacru
6y ago
Interestingly, no. The username part of every tweet url is ignored.
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Zacru
6y ago
Sorry, I confused you and the author of the comment you replied to.
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Zacru
6y ago
>had co-morbidities, meaning other things that they also died from other than Covid 19 First, that is not what comorbidity means. From Wikipedia[0]: >In medicine, comorbidity is the presence of one or more additional conditions often
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