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NAR8789
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Comment #49117645
wait, what was the sound from the industrial metalworking factory like?
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Comment #48795935
Doesn't curl still validate ssl certificates? So long as I'm curling an https url from a trusted domain, don't I still have a chain of trust?
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Comment #48131889
If you're training this on your own timing patterns, do you worry that eventually captchas will pick up on this and you yourself will no longer be able to prove you are a human?
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Comment #47720329
Try from inside the signal app itself instead of system settings? On android Signal has an option at hamburger menu > Settings > Notifications > Notifications (toggle switch) Oh...…
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Comment #47646359
Self-describing API endpoints... is the server side for this basically just HATEOAS?
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Comment #47383277
> Published in Proceedings of the Royal Society Bee
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Comment #46725128
Oh that makes sense, thanks for explaining! And thanks for sharing your process and result! Interesting to see your process, and looking at the map really tickles my nostalgia
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Comment #46723683
I'm curious why you didn't do something like generate new tiles one at a time, but just expand the input area on the sides with already-generated neighbors. Looks like your infill …
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Comment #46723467
I think the core idea in "masking" is to provide adjacent pixel art tiles as part of the input when rendering a new tile from photo reference. So part of the input is literal bound…
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Comment #46702122
I don't know why California's electricity costs so much, but the gas prices are high due to regulation distorting the market. California has special California gas produced only at…
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Comment #46597491
> When cats walk or climb on your keyboard, they can enter random commands and data, damage your files, and even crash your computer. And they might turn you into the Freakazoid
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Comment #46463035
From the title I thought this was going to be a variation on the bear and swimmer puzzle. https://www.quantamagazine.org/can-math-help-you-escape-a-hu...
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Comment #45814904
Import one from Australia or the UK? Someplace where they drive on the left?
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Comment #45156043
This sounds like a footgun. At some point some application developer will introduce a bug where they're not sending utc. Without the time zone, the wrong times will end up in the d…
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Comment #44142406
Wait, how common is it to not know touch typing? Honest question, maybe a blind spot of mine. Touch typing is so integrated into my daily experience it feels like driving or riding…
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Comment #42133361
I think with proper cycling posture you can take the pressure off of your wrists. Use your back and shoulder muscles to support your upper body and arms, so that you can ride with …
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Comment #40885956
Try on paper originating it from a corner on a rectangle where the initial path is just offset from the diametrical corner.
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Comment #40411398
Mystbusted
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Comment #40375288
I once called Sonic on a weekend because my modem kept rebooting. They answered immediately, and the debugging felt like magic. "My modem keeps rebooting." "Put the modem to your e…
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Comment #39214507
I think you can reduce state. Rather than tracking maxElementReached per-element, maintain a single maxElementReached for the first n elements. March the first n elements forward i…
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Comment #38819472
Will you really need a migration for that? OP's storage is already in depth-first order, so subtrees are easy to fetch.
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Comment #38753891
Previous article had to sniff the NFC password when the handle connected to the head. New article has a convenient form to generate password. How did they reverse the brush head pa…