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by randomfool 7y ago
Was reminded of this game while reading the article but was racking my brain to remember the name. Thanks for mentioning it, fond memories.
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by randomfool 7y ago
Are you using Jedi or the Microsoft Python Analysis Engine? My understanding is that in VSCode if you disable Jedi then it will use the same engine that desktop VS uses.
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by randomfool 7y ago
The dust is much less when speeds are kept lower, such as suburban cul-de-sacs as GP states. Dust can be further mitigated with an annual oil coat. A well built gravel road will have a decent amount of rock which drains in the rain without
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by randomfool 7y ago
The exec who was proudly in charge of those IIS shenanigans is now in charge of Azure (Guthrie).
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by randomfool 7y ago
Not just an issue for ‘bare metal’ applications- two GCs will be difficult for more complex scenarios as well where objects will have longer lifetimes spanning VMs. This is a cool project that can definitely be useful, but those GC issues c
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by randomfool 7y ago
This was exactly my experience as well- browsing the photos was this point-and-click exploration adventure where there were only a few places in a photo that yielded good results. I felt like I really had to plan my photos to have great Lyt
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by randomfool 7y ago
This makes absolutely no sense. Cars are much more deadly than cyclists and pedestrians. If cars are so safe then just ride in the middle of the street. It's perfectly legal- bicycles are classified as moving vehicles.
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by randomfool 7y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/09/06/climate/automakers-califo... > The Justice Department has opened an antitrust inquiry into the four major automakers that struck a deal with California this year to
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by randomfool 7y ago
I did this a while ago on a sampling of the dataset from https://bigquery.cloud.google.com/table/fh-bigquery:github_e... , Python is ~100x that of R. R users are mostly using RStudio.
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by randomfool 7y ago
There's also the GitHub extracts table available in BigQuery which allows analysis of the contents of the notebooks themselves: https://bigquery.cloud.google.com/table/fh-bigquery:github_e...
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by randomfool 8y ago
https://github.com/Microsoft/monaco-editor/issues/1209
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by randomfool 8y ago
If you use dynamically rendered content then ES6 won’t work in googlebot, since that’s still Chrome 41. https://developers.google.com/search/docs/guides/rendering .
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by randomfool 8y ago
Moore Foundation and Google Cloud- https://mybinder.readthedocs.io/en/latest/about.html#who-pay... The Binder team is an incredible open team, in fact they even publish their billing data: https://githu
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by randomfool 8y ago
No- static isDog (animal) { return Object.getPrototypeOf(animal).constructor.name === this.name; } Yes- static isDog (animal) { return animal instanceof Dog; }
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by randomfool 8y ago
Not according to https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=378566...
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by randomfool 8y ago
No matter how many layers I bundle my idle torso in that arctic stream of AC just freezes my nose and fingers. For most office spaces it's not so much the temp that freezes me it's the breeze while I'm sitting in a chair typi
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by randomfool 8y ago
I'm sorry, but that's a MASSIVE overstatement. I kindly ask you to grab one of those bikes and do a few miles on the Burke. It's beautiful out, really hope you enjoy it. I commute regularly on the Burke, it's wonderful.
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by randomfool 8y ago
I'm tired of the 'too fractured' trope. Backend programming is too fractured too then- should I use Java? Go? Python? Rust? What database? What build system? What CI system? Frontend is massive , why would one suppose that a
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by randomfool 8y ago
Did you connect to ws://localhost:<port>/? As mentioned in the bug above, this approach is currently recommended by Chrome and in use by a number of large applications/sites. It's completely transparent and is
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by randomfool 8y ago
As discussed in crbug.com/378566, Chrome currently allows connecting to unsafe WebSockets on localhost. So just use a WebSocket to communicate from your HTTPS hosted page to your local server. And yes, you definitely should whitelist a
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by randomfool 8y ago
> I've never experienced an out-of-memory with VS, so that whole argument is moot. Second-hand knowledge here- I heard that VS 2010 was delayed because it would crash out of memory under many common scenarios- like load WinForms des
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by randomfool 8y ago
3. The checks are skipped for all the code in third_party which you are using.
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by randomfool 9y ago
My understanding is that most groups outside of Alexa and AWS are in a hiring freeze and they are trying to cut down on the amount of middle-management across the board.
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by randomfool 9y ago
From: https://developer.apple.com/homekit/ "If you're interested in developing or manufacturing a HomeKit accessory that will be distributed or sold, your company must enroll in the MFi Program." Then se
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by randomfool 9y ago
AT&T’s privacy policy states: “We will not sell your personal information to anyone, for any purpose. Period.” How is this not contrary to that? Additionally, they define personal information as: "Personal Information: Information
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by randomfool 9y ago
Usage numbers for FB are not that far behind IE. Perhaps they should have invested a proportional amount.
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by randomfool 9y ago
Interesting to compare some of the Chromium code with this, for example: https://cs.chromium.org/chromium/src/net/base/int128.h?dr https://github.com/abseil/abseil-cpp/blob&#x2F
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by randomfool 9y ago
Reading a book is probably just as harmful to your ability to walk.
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by randomfool 9y ago
Unrelated to the design, it irks me to no end that MDN's top search result for 'Array' is https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/array when the second result is so much better. At le
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by randomfool 9y ago
Thrilled that Seattle is giving this a try. Great that it's being analyzed so other areas can learn from and improve upon.

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