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Hexcles

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About Hexcles

Live in the shell.

https://github.com/Hexcles https://blog.robotshell.org

my public key: https://keybase.io/hexcles; my proof: https://keybase.io/hexcles/sigs/WIvZGFwCsM9by6ZBu_AoP4tgEA8Pn6pQbRxouscg7uo

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49214653

    Now that OpenAI basically abondoned Atlas, which had a truly novel architecture, let's see if this more obvious technical route (not saying this to diminish the achievement!) would…

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    Comment #49214627

    It's nice to see wpt.fyi was used to help with the verification of this new browser! Also BiDi can't come fast enough.

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    Comment #48585913

    89% chance the thing you want is among the 10 items returned by the system

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    Comment #45933853

    Sounds like you need to use IO optimized storage billing mode.

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    Comment #44667527

    No test added/changed in this commit? Is there any test for this area?

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    Comment #44007414

    Could you give some examples of "bad" pre-clearance offices?

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    Comment #42151133

    Which part of this is a fact? That there are many Asians in California? And that they make up a disproportionately big part of Tesla drivers?

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    Comment #36993422

    We use https://github.com/1debit/alternat in our EKS cluster to save the AWS tax (surcharge for NAT on top of the egress fee)

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    Comment #34882377

    Discovered this when :PluginUpdate failed in my vim. It's still in Google index so must have happened very recently. Can't find any post discussing/announcing what happened. P.S. H…

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    Comment #32725536

    You're over generalizing. Not all enthusiasts value the same point. For some including myself, it's not about acceleration or speed. Automatic (DCT and the new ZF8) has long surpas…

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    Comment #28050346

    As someone living in Canada, the name stood out to me as insensitive. https://www.uaf.edu/anlc/resources/inuit_or_eskimo.php

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    Comment #26480853

    I think that's Jerry Yang.

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    Comment #21758904

    Isn't that worse, a big brother in the middle watching everything and even doing TLS termination? Unless it's running on a Tor-like distributed system?

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    Comment #14082998

    Well, I'm not saying your entire post is nonsense, but rather your choice of examples and citations. And here again, the example that you used to refuse believe Mao contributed to …

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    Comment #14077776

    Wow! I knew the Ke Jie vs AlphaGo would come one day, and probably the human team vs AlphaGo, but didn't expect the "Pair Go" (human + AlphaGo vs another human + AlphaGo). Interest…

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    Comment #14077756

    Animal welfare aside, I find people in North America really in favour of chicken breast, much more than other parts, say chicken thigh. Yet I myself think chicken thigh tastes much…

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    Comment #14064588

    As a fellow Chinese who's been living in the West for a few years, I feel obligated to speak out against this: Although I hold strong dissent against Chinese government in many asp…

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    Comment #13953197

    Unfortunately this is not the fact. While some ISPs are experimenting with IPv6, the vast majority are not on that train. Indeed, IPv4 address space has practically run out in Chin…

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    Comment #13900147

    TIL. Never expected bash would do an expansion on PS1 by default. Thanks a bunch. bash-powerline is affected. I've sent out a PR: https://github.com/riobard/bash-powerline/pull/12/…

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    Comment #13800592

    > competing on platform, not price I believe it'd be more appropriate for Linode to say that, which has long had good reputation in terms of the variety of regions, the quality of …

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    Comment #10634717

    My largest concern about using Python as the first teaching language for serious programmers (or you can say those who intend to pursue a CS degree) is that it's too "magical". The…

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    Comment #10631948

    In China, Pascal is a very popular language for high school beginners of Olympiad in Informatics (see http://www.ioinformatics.org/ for the international competition). And it's pro…