mrtbld

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by mrtbld 1y ago
The odometer most likely have not been replaced too
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End of Support for Windows 10(microsoft.com)
9 points by mrtbld 2y ago|0 comments
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Total War: Rome II and Creative Assembly – My Statement Ten Years On(medium.com)
157 points by mrtbld 2y ago|86 comments
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Broad Band, the Untold Story of the Women Who Made the Internet(clairelevans.com)
2 points by mrtbld 5y ago|0 comments
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by mrtbld 6y ago
The person is not a maintainer of the project but the one who opened the issue.
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I Am Switching to JavaScript(blogtitle.github.io)
43 points by mrtbld 6y ago|18 comments
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by mrtbld 8y ago
But without the wifi key it's gibberish and you can't recognize MAC addresses, right?
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by mrtbld 8y ago
The US version is a bit different: https://www.google.com/doodles/googles-20th-birthday-us The map on the doodle page is for the presented doodle only.
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Go 1.11: WebAssembly for the gophers(medium.zenika.com)
2 points by mrtbld 8y ago|0 comments
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by mrtbld 8y ago
How do you do caching with your GraphQL APIs ? I guess you can't leverage HTTP-level caching.
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by mrtbld 9y ago
Well I would use timestamptz, using user's timezone only to convert for display. Use cases for timestamp are very limited. Just make sure you include a timezone info in string representations in your SQL queries. For example '2000
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by mrtbld 9y ago
> Also any sane person would never sort random values. I think sorting by a arbitrary, unique value as the last sorting dimension is useful to ensure you always get the same ordering when first dimensions are equal. For instance sorting
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by mrtbld 9y ago
> Postgres has two types of timestamps. It has a generic timestamp and one with timezone embedded in it. That's not correct, timestamptz doesn't have a timezone embedded in it. It's just that it's timezone-aware. A ti
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by mrtbld 10y ago
Perhaps because explicit is better than implicit.
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How I’ve Avoided Burnout During Decades as a Programmer(thecodist.com)
173 points by mrtbld 10y ago|52 comments
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Node.js: A quick optimization advice(medium.com)
6 points by mrtbld 11y ago|0 comments
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by mrtbld 11y ago
Link to code: https://github.com/jsemu/gba
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by mrtbld 11y ago
But beware, with strict comparison: 1 ≠ 1.0 (because int ≠ float).
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A Survey of RTS Game AI Research and Competition in StarCraft (2013) [pdf](webdocs.cs.ualberta.ca)
49 points by mrtbld 12y ago|26 comments
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by mrtbld 12y ago
Perhaps this could lead to a new kind of captcha that only bots can solve. I doubt it would be efficient, though.
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Reverse OCR(reverseocr.tumblr.com)
745 points by mrtbld 12y ago|89 comments
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by mrtbld 12y ago
> tounge-in-cheek “tounge”, typo or some play-on-word I don't understand?
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by mrtbld 12y ago
Try this: http://web.archive.org/web/20140414122508/http://mobile.nyti...
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by mrtbld 13y ago
> There’s a misconception that restarting the (HTTP) request will fix the problem. That is not the case. Again, TCP will resend those packets that need resending on its own. But that's not true if the connection is interrupted at
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by mrtbld 13y ago
> Java throws away its type information when compiling to byte code, and then the JIT reconstructs the types at runtime Is it a fictive analogy or is it actually how the Java VM behaves?
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by mrtbld 13y ago
I think it is because of the Blogger's "Dynamic Views" template your blog uses. Maybe another (more classic) template would be better for cross-device compatibility.
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EA: The Human Story (2004)(ea-spouse.livejournal.com)
2 points by mrtbld 13y ago|0 comments
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by mrtbld 13y ago
You're right. I know that CSS needs to be applied to a document; without a document there's nothing to be styled. Still, to me saying that something is in "pure" CSS would imply that the HTML is not more complicated than
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by mrtbld 13y ago
While I appreciate the effort, claiming that is it "pure CSS" is not true. The page is made out of 235 divs, and divs are not CSS but HTML.
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by mrtbld 13y ago
How to measure a project's progress? If time is your metric, then the last 20% should be done in 20% of the total time. (And that's right, when the OP says she was 80% done, she actually was 50% done.) If your metric is something

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