sreya

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by sreya 10mo ago
It's very much the same emulator but we're exposing a subset of functionality via WASM, in this case it wasn't handling grapheme codepoints correctly. It should be fixed on main (or @next).
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by sreya 10mo ago
Not being able to play Youtube in the background on your phone is unfortunately one of the main appeals of Premium. There's a lot of good mixes, concerts, etc that I play for the audio while doing something else that I can't do wi
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by sreya 8y ago
I'm not sure the EPA and FDA are the best examples you could've picked...
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The Original Russia Connection(nymag.com)
2 points by sreya 9y ago|0 comments
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by sreya 9y ago
Under "Changing Code": >It might seem like chaos, but it is not. It is just fluid synchronization, or to put differently: eventual consistency system. Can anyone explain this? The example he used wasn't fleshed out enough
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by sreya 9y ago
This is interesting. Or is this just a "joke" (albeit dark) using an alternative definition of "worst"
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by sreya 9y ago
As niche as it might be, sounds like another point in favor of EVs no?
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by sreya 9y ago
Except when they don't, as described by the link in the parent comment
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by sreya 10y ago
25 grams of sugar is less than a bottle of gatorade...Most kids aren't even close to this target
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Cure for cancer might accidentally have been found, and it could be malaria(independent.co.uk)
11 points by sreya 10y ago|3 comments
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by sreya 10y ago
I hate to be that guy, but the amount of havoc commercial flying cars could create is concerning. If these things become commonplace, imagine the destruction someone could wreak. I don't think fear should ever be a good reason to deter
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by sreya 10y ago
Don't know if it's relevant but Tesla admitted that only 2 individuals on the board didn't also have ties to Solar City, so hearing that shareholders are enthusiastic about the merge wouldn't be surprising I wouldn'
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by sreya 10y ago
I've not heard that Mars had life at some point in its history. In fact I've not heard mention of any planets hosting life in their past, do you have some sources that you can point me to?
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by sreya 10y ago
You argue under the presumption that the prostitute is there against their will. Assuming prostitution is made legal and thus brothels are allowed to operate under government regulations there shouldn't be any emotional or physical tra
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by sreya 10y ago
Yeah I thought that comparison was a little suspect
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by sreya 10y ago
This is unrelated but it would be nice if this site offered the ability to minimize sub-threads. I was genuinely curious about people's opinions as to how best legalize drugs in a responsible fashion. Instead I have to scroll through a
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by sreya 11y ago
If someone wouldn't mind explaining, what could the motive possibly be for the Chinese government to be doing this?
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by sreya 12y ago
This is really cool from a first glance. I definitely think one needs to take this sort of approach when learning a new technology. Despite having enthusiasm about a new field of software development, it's far too easy to abandon any a
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by sreya 12y ago
Agreed but also easier said than done
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by sreya 12y ago
I would gladly move to 10 hour days for four days. Hell I'd do 12 hours for 3 days
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by sreya 12y ago
It's also important due to it helping one understand everything that's going on under the hood in whatever high level language one's using
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by sreya 12y ago
A better title would be, "Why can't you find a job you _want_ with a ___________ computer science PhD?" You can most certainly find a programming job with a PhD. They're literally everywhere
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by sreya 12y ago
I really, really want to get into Haskell and functional programming in general, but I have no idea what sort of project to build with it. Anyone have any good suggestion?
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by sreya 12y ago
C'mon now, this isn't a political article, let's not mire the discussion in politics irrelevant to the link
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by sreya 12y ago
Assuming that it doesn't taste as bad as it sounds, it's likely that this will just end being a quick meal replacement here and there. I.e. you're pulling a long night at work and you _could_ order pizza but that's unhea
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by sreya 12y ago
As awesome as it is to see Google kick the regional monopolies into upgrading, it's really a lack of competition that's stifling both modern connection speeds and reasonable prices. Prices for the ridiculously named "Gigapowe
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by sreya 12y ago
This should become at category up there next to "jobs" "submit" etc
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by sreya 12y ago
If you don't believe every country in the world doesn't try to bug any country they have an investment in, rather it be ally or enemy, you're naive. I can't believe it even came as surprise that US bugged its allies, you
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The Heartbleed Hit List(mashable.com)
7 points by sreya 12y ago|0 comments
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by sreya 12y ago
This article is 2 years old. This is the latest update on the research: http://stemcell.stanford.edu/CD47/

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