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allyourhorses

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    Comment #27854785

    Prior to this model, protein folding hadn't seen significant advancements in a decade or more. Worrying about the lack of tests in a first of its kind model is very much akin to co…

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    Comment #27842551

    Parent comment is classical old guard mentality Googler who thinks if something sounds big and impressive it automatically is big and impressive. It was a marketing trick that weir…

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    Comment #27808792

    > However, it was also an experiment from day 1, not "the next big thing" Not sure I understand that distinction. If I label all my projects as experiments, do I also get to escape…

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    Comment #27770478

    > Do you really want to spend that limited bandwidth on your favicon that you might have already sent to the user before, maybe even in the same browsing session? That's a really g…

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    Comment #27765154

    re: cacheability of favicons, this is basically a non-issue as the bandwidth-delay product of even a 10mbit/50ms connection is already 62 kB. Anything below this size on such a con…

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    Comment #27745222

    > At the time I left, out of ~150k employees, only ~300 had worked there longer than me. This one really stuck out for me, I don't think that stat has ever been public before. This…

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    Comment #27725671

    I can see how they ended up with an attribute that did not duplicate a potentially private URL. Consider downloading from an Intranet and copying to a USB pen that is then handed o…

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    Comment #27724172

    For the future, and as a Windows/OSX-specific hack, there are HFS/NTFS extended attributes attached to any downloaded file indicating the domain/URL it came from. You could introsp…

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    Comment #27706462

    Because it let me replace Ansible playbooks with a sensibly designed YAML syntax usually needing 40% the number of lines, and got my deploys down to a roughly constant 6 seconds re…

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    Comment #27698823

    https://caniuse.com/urlsearchparams

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    Comment #27695042

    Presumably they're at least 15 years away from integrating their email after the merger, going by typical dinosaur corp schedules

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    Comment #27688934

    Serious question for fashionistas.. which of the modern frameworks integrate 'properly' with Closure Compiler? Not just minification, but structured so the compilation/code removal…

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    Comment #27653799

    Selling is a horrible misnomer, the process is entirely about understanding that you have something the other party might want, and communicating this effectively. You could take a…

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    Comment #27651721

    This gave me a giggle, perfect sentiment IMHO. Discord is basically saying "fuck you" at least 4 times each time you login, and the only appropriate response absolutely should be "…

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    Comment #27618042

    ZH is largely critical of crypto

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    Comment #27599090

    > Fully private. No profiles. > Brave Search doesn't track you or your queries. Ever. It's impossible for us to share, sell, or lose your data, because we don't collect it in the f…

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    Comment #27596736

    Came here to ask this. Most obvious guess as to where the app's bible texts come from. Would much prefer to see this as a new UI for Crosswire than an independent effort. I know to…

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    Comment #27594209

    Based on the principles in the blog post alone ( https://brave.com/brave-search-beta/ ), this will obviously be my new default search until it's proven sufficiently unusable. DDG's…

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    Comment #27590326

    The certificate expires after 1 hour, so this is still an online process.

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    Comment #27553705

    Windows 3.1 had something like 5 built-in widgets. CTL3D.DLL (dating myself here!) IIRC added a bunch more. IMHO somewhere between CTL3D and XP was when design topped out. I still …

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    Comment #27553661

    Moral: the UX "sector" needs to shrink by about 98%, and what remains should be contractors or agencies

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    Comment #27454063

    This is beta hedging, it works on the assumption that when SPY performs positively, your risky basket will outperform SPY, but if there is some systemic risk-off event, your SPY sh…

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    Comment #27450450

    Easily solved by a user configurable staleness value with some reasonable default. Google don't crawl the entire web in response to every query because for the vast majority of que…