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by eboyjr 8y ago
You will need some sort of signal transport for sending ICE negotiation data in JSON. Because the two peers need to know how to coordinate how to connect to each other before actually connecting. It can be a websocket server, REST API, emai
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by eboyjr 8y ago
Time it yourself by spinning the bottle right after you begin pouring, and you will notice that it is still faster. ;)
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by eboyjr 8y ago
It's interesting because in some parts of Northern Mexico, you would think that use of "tú" didn't exist. NO ONE uses it, not even relatives or husbands and wife.
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by eboyjr 8y ago
My dictionary defines abuse as "cruel and violent treatment of a person or animal". What is cruel specifically about setting expectations about what needs to be done? There is nothing cruel about requiring kin to call you sir espe
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by eboyjr 8y ago
It's an authoritarian parenting style, and I don't think anyone really likes it. But there's nothing here to suggest any marginal physical or emotional abuse. I personally know a few traditional Mexican families where the fat
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by eboyjr 8y ago
It's probably too late now to make it easy. At that age, I wasn't particularly inspired to do things my parents didn't enjoy doing. This article[0] suggests it's around 1-3 years old (toddlers). [0]: https://w
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by eboyjr 8y ago
Does it work without a mobile data connection? Regardless this is a great idea and I would love to know what it would take to convince other banks to do the same.
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by eboyjr 8y ago
I'm halfway into the video and it seems like an impressive use of half a million lines of code. The developer(s) is a UV artist himself and says the algorithm's process is close to how he would do things himself. He discusses the
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by eboyjr 8y ago
Yes, I plan to let him know soon! EDIT: I found out he is providing extra credit for textbook errors.
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by eboyjr 8y ago
No, in section 3.4.1.1 General-Purpose Registers in 64-Bit Mode of the Intel® 64 and IA-32 Architectures Software Developer’s Manual, it says, "32-bit operands generate a 32-bit result, zero-extended to a 64-bit result in the destinati
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by eboyjr 8y ago
Do they usually go in detail about what happened after they figure things out?
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by eboyjr 8y ago
I agree that it's not convincing. But I think over the phone it makes it close to indiscernible.
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by eboyjr 8y ago
tldr; There was a State of the Map event July 28-30 in Milan, Italy. There was a lot of discussion of vector tiles and that eventually the homepage of OpenStreetMap.org would use vector tiles. There are a few tools for fighting vandalism, b
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Highlights from the OpenStreetMap conference(maptiler.com)
4 points by eboyjr 8y ago|1 comments
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by eboyjr 8y ago
What kind of technical support does one need for an app like this? These people apparently need oh so much help with navigating it's many features.
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by eboyjr 8y ago
I've been using it for a while now. The new position of the new tab button on the top left take some getting used to but I do think it looks really great.
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by eboyjr 8y ago
Sidenote: 3Brown1Blue has the most intuitive explanations for linear algebra and matrix operations I have found thus far. Check his playlists series.
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Ask HN: What are my options for interviewing and negotiating advice?
2 points by eboyjr 8y ago|1 comments
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by eboyjr 8y ago
It would be interesting to know why they get these country names. And I would guess most people here know that french fries were created in Belgium.
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by eboyjr 8y ago
Good to hear that the Earth is settling somewhere that it won't affect us instead. This is newsworthy to me if it decreases the likelihood of new earthquakes in the area.
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by eboyjr 8y ago
In summary, their new work is an "exiting start". They find a way to deliver small doses of hydrogen sulfide directly to mitochondria with a "molecular postcode". This chemical is toxic in large doses but has been shown
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by eboyjr 8y ago
Apparently the film can be seen on the website, or with a Curiosity Stream subscription or one week free trial, SBS on demand in Australia, and ARTE in France and Germany soon
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Vitamania: The sense and nonsense of vitamins with Dr Derek Muller(vitamaniathemovie.com)
1 points by eboyjr 8y ago|1 comments
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by eboyjr 8y ago
Why would CERN want to spend that kind of money for a top-level domain?
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by eboyjr 8y ago
This is an awesome alternative to scraping your own bank transactions. I'm considering using this technique to automatically add rows to my personal GnuCash MySQL database.
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by eboyjr 8y ago
If you learn enough languages and their features, then aside from syntax, you can consider yourself language-agnostic. A syntax without its edge cases is the easiest part about learning a language. Your exposure puts you a step ahead. How c
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by eboyjr 8y ago
It appears that Linux x86-64 does not support more than 6 arguments for syscalls[0]. So if you want to pass more than 6 arguments, use a struct... or modify nearly every step of the syscall process in the kernel. [0]: https://eli
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by eboyjr 8y ago
A 256-bit pre-shared key is used in WPA authentication. If you type a password, this key is calculated by applying the PBKDF2 key derivation function to the passphrase, using the SSID as the salt and 4096 iterations of HMAC-SHA1. In my case
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by eboyjr 8y ago
Call me paranoid, but my home setup requires a string of 64 hex digits. This is troublesome as some implementations (like the factory setup screen for (old?) versions of Android) cap the input "password" at 63 characters.
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by eboyjr 8y ago
Git is cryptographically secure, but it's not foolproof. However signing a single commit verifies the parent commits (similar to the blockchain) so it isn't necessary for every commit. Signing tags and commits is great, but if you

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