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by haikuginger 8y ago
Python urllib3 maintainer here. urllib3 made a change to be more RFC-compliant in December, and which fixed this issue, but that change has not been released yet. We are in the process of looking into that. I have verified that Requests, wh
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by haikuginger 8y ago
The trust dynamic is the opposite of what you think - SGX doesn't enable an enclave that protects the machine owner from the code they execute; it enables an enclave that protects executed code from the machine owner. The largest consu
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by haikuginger 8y ago
> So... Because lists are dynamically typed and heterogeneous, does that mean the underlying C is basically a contiguous segment of memory of python object references? Yes. Every Python object is held by the interpreter as a pointer to a
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by haikuginger 8y ago
For fuck's sake, "being gay" isn't even one of those classes.
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by haikuginger 8y ago
The CPU itself had plenty of thermal headroom, but was overdrawing the power system - which then thermally throttled itself way more aggressively and in a less-controlled manner. The update changes the curve to ensure that the CPU doesn&#x2
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by haikuginger 8y ago
I'm curious to see how the "Quad Bayer" mosaic works out. Other manufacturers have tried novel filter patterns before, but nothing so far has really been able to compete. Essentially, almost all digital cameras today use a pl
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by haikuginger 8y ago
GP is saying that since there is no license, the code is copyrighted and there is no allowable use anyone could put it to. Therefore, since you own the copyright, and did not license the code to a third party, you could have the app using y
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by haikuginger 8y ago
Also, the Mac has a webcam instead of a nose hair viewer.
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by haikuginger 8y ago
Having wireless providers who are able to provide landline-level speeds means that many markets will go from having one or maybe two real ISP options to having three or four. Competition means that if the benefits of net neutrality are desi
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by haikuginger 8y ago
I think it's much more arbitrary. Silverlight is on life support with support for EME/HTML5 video on most platforms, but Netflix has historically chosen to only support 1080p video on the first-party browser for any given OS (Chro
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by haikuginger 8y ago
Hardware implementations of codecs can be made that perform encode at low power if a certain level of quality/efficiency can be given up. This is already the case for AVC/HEVC on mobile devices where storage and power consideratio
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by haikuginger 8y ago
When I read this one obvious explanation would be that IQ tests are designed with biased assumptions based on the cultural environments in which they were designed, and that those biased assumptions become more and more foreign as more gene
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by haikuginger 8y ago
The way Oracle and VMWare bill is not bound by a technical limitation.
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by haikuginger 8y ago
Plus, many of the integrated apps actually do support the platforms he's using - for example, Google syncing with the macOS Contacts, Calendar, and Reminders applications. Additionally, the macOS Messages app is way more capable than m
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by haikuginger 8y ago
Um. If you're setting an alarm in the built-in clock app, it definitely works when Do Not Disturb is turned on.
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by haikuginger 8y ago
I believe the PC's point is that you're leaning on "never having heard" about Apple committing compatibility fixes before as justification for that not being something they would do, but prior to reading this article, yo
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by haikuginger 8y ago
This makes sense to me - it feels like an interface somewhere in the space of Python's properties (using the @property decorator), its descriptor protocol[0] with which properties are implemented, and its system of magic methods like _
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by haikuginger 8y ago
The three largest pools combined hold over 50% of the total hashing power, and all are based in China.
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by haikuginger 8y ago
As a C novice, this makes me wonder - wouldn't templates/macros be able to serve a similar purpose to goto statements if the goal is to avoid nested calls but still share code? EDIT: Or, for that matter, trusting the compiler to i
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by haikuginger 9y ago
One of the benefits of async code as compared to threading is a much easier to reason about data model. In comparison to threading, where shared data structures can change at any time, async code an be assured of data consistency within a g
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by haikuginger 9y ago
I wonder if it'd be possible to do automatic detection and removal of notebook lines via an FFT (frequency domain) transform.
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by haikuginger 9y ago
This is on-point. Cultured gemstone-grade diamonds started becoming viable in the early '10s, and manufacturers were careful to provide better value than mined gemstones but not overly sell on it, instead stressing the ethical aspect o
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by haikuginger 9y ago
The processing is key; the prime example for me is peach jam, where if you just chop the fruit up, you end up with peach suspended in mostly-clear gel. If, on the other hand, you blend the peach mixture, you end up with a delicious consiste
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by haikuginger 9y ago
Butter handling is key in my own chocolate chip cookies, I've found. Let it soften too much, or overbeat the batter, and you'll end up with Frisbees. Ideally you want to cream the butter and sugars until just combined; they'l
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by haikuginger 9y ago
Look into a SiliconDust HDHomeRun Prime. CableCARD support, and compatible with a variety of DVR software backends.
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by haikuginger 9y ago
It doesn't look like they considered substantial congestion for either 4G LTE or 5G, which should mean that while the specific bandwidth numbers may not hold up, the speed ratio should be comparable in production. You can see that they
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by haikuginger 9y ago
On #2, Fn-up and Fn-down are respectively equivalent to page up and page down on the Mac (at an OS level).
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by haikuginger 9y ago
To help with the perspective, the fine print states that they were making comparisons to comparable products that cost between $100,000 and $450,000.
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by haikuginger 9y ago
Probably a bit of both. H.264 hardware encoding is generally available, but it's more used for real-time communication (Skype, etc) or places where software encoding isn't viable (mobile devices with power limitations) than for re
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by haikuginger 9y ago
If you need to check against multiword tags, I'd suggest a utility function to expand a list of words into each possible one-or-more-word subset. Should still be substantially faster than the current state, and you can improve it even

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