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by tlbsofware 6y ago
If they did away with laptops how could they expect developers to respect their license to only compile Apple apps on their OS? They can’t expect super users to work from tablets. I’d be curious if they would put this constraint on their ow
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by tlbsofware 6y ago
I’m surprised this didn’t touch on the IDE autocomplete suggesting variable names. In Java you would have something like `LocationBuilder locationBuilder` which makes users just tab complete the variable name to quickly have access to a var
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by tlbsofware 6y ago
yes invite a goat to your meeting! It’ll be fun until this Silicon Valley company sells your trade secrets to your competitor because they have been recording all the meetings you have openly invited them to. I still like the idea somewhat
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by tlbsofware 6y ago
Neither have I, but figured I’d link this since it is more than likely why they are suing
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by tlbsofware 6y ago
> Zoom documentation claims that the app uses “AES-256” encryption for meetings where possible. However, we find that in each Zoom meeting, a single AES-128 key is used in ECB mode by all participants to encrypt and decrypt audio and vid
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by tlbsofware 6y ago
Where was the control group? Did I miss this? How much did these people eat daily before their 30 day fasting experiment? Could this just be due to not over consuming calories on the regular? Did they eat the same amount and same foods but
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by tlbsofware 6y ago
Thanks for the library! My very first professional project was making a choropleth map for the USGS and I used d3 to do it! Hella complicated though given it was also my first javascript project too haha https://tlbsoftware.githu
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by tlbsofware 7y ago
Sandboxes are security features that have to implemented though, and if implemented incorrectly will create vulnerabilities. I’m sure google is on top of these but these random unheard of browsers need more scrutiny
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by tlbsofware 7y ago
They would need some sort of registered paperwork to guarantee that some aren’t being double paid. On Wikipedia it mentions legal residents so my guess is it would extend to work visas too possibly
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by tlbsofware 7y ago
Hmm unless they buy the loans and we have to pay the government for that... doesn’t sound like it would work but I’m curious of what the economists here think of that
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by tlbsofware 7y ago
You can already for Win10 and Oculus Rift, not sure if mobile is supported yet but probably will be soon. https://beta.support.xbox.com/help/games-apps/apps-help/how-...
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by tlbsofware 7y ago
There’s a 404 at that link
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by tlbsofware 7y ago
I think they mean win-win because they are giving the impression that these companies are not doing the right thing so for them to fail by trying this sets the precedent for others. Then since China loses the US may benefit from this
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by tlbsofware 7y ago
Same here, I was about to spend all weekend scrapping their data to rebuild it if they were just going to shut it off. It’s definitely the top calorie tracker out there right now
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by tlbsofware 7y ago
When I was working for the USGS I was tasked with making a stream tracer to help the national park service fight oil spills at mammoth cave. However I wasn’t allowed to write any server code due to security issues so I wrote the whole algor
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by tlbsofware 7y ago
A really effective way to handle nullable fields is an Optional<T> which forces the user to handle a null value for that field, this is very useful when working in a team and dealing with objects that someone else spent time creating,
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by tlbsofware 7y ago
I can hear the halo music already
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by tlbsofware 7y ago
Unless you are deficient in your production of the enzyme lactase (lactose intolerant)
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by tlbsofware 7y ago
> Hobbyist programmers (who usually end up being the best ones) usually put great investment into their career by doing side projects on their free time. Who’s to say those that went to school didn’t enjoy the learning process of their d
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by tlbsofware 7y ago
I highly recommend anyone who wants to learn more about exercising for aesthetic or performance goals to check out Eric Helms, he is a huge name in the science based fitness community along with Greg Nuckols, Brad Schoenfeld, and Bret Contr
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by tlbsofware 7y ago
Would the heat expelled be bright enough to be picked up in this type of imagery? Can energy be expelled in ways not visible to these types of devices possibly? From other comments it appears that a lot of errors would be hard to produce th
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by tlbsofware 7y ago
Hmm haven’t thought of how to disprove it but there is a theory about measuring the red shift[0] around the “object” in this example the wormhole [0] https://www.livescience.com/64033-shape-of-a-wormhole.html
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by tlbsofware 7y ago
What if these aren’t stars that are disappearing but instead the appearances and disappearances of wormholes that are either allowing us to see to another place in space where that star is or perhaps a wormhole blocking where that star prev
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by tlbsofware 7y ago
What if these aren’t stars that are disappearing but instead the appearances and disappearances of wormholes that are either allowing us to see to another place in space where that star is or perhaps a wormhole blocking where that star prev