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haikuginger

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    Comment #19423643

    Python urllib3 maintainer here. urllib3 made a change to be more RFC-compliant in December, and which fixed this issue, but that change has not been released yet. We are in the pro…

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    Comment #19149493

    The trust dynamic is the opposite of what you think - SGX doesn't enable an enclave that protects the machine owner from the code they execute; it enables an enclave that protects …

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    Comment #18757728

    > So... Because lists are dynamically typed and heterogeneous, does that mean the underlying C is basically a contiguous segment of memory of python object references? Yes. Every P…

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    Comment #18306345

    For fuck's sake, "being gay" isn't even one of those classes.

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    Comment #17604408

    The CPU itself had plenty of thermal headroom, but was overdrawing the power system - which then thermally throttled itself way more aggressively and in a less-controlled manner. T…

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    Comment #17601471

    I'm curious to see how the "Quad Bayer" mosaic works out. Other manufacturers have tried novel filter patterns before, but nothing so far has really been able to compete. Essential…

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    Comment #17394304

    GP is saying that since there is no license, the code is copyrighted and there is no allowable use anyone could put it to. Therefore, since you own the copyright, and did not licen…

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    Comment #17314015

    Also, the Mac has a webcam instead of a nose hair viewer.

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    Comment #17304608

    Having wireless providers who are able to provide landline-level speeds means that many markets will go from having one or maybe two real ISP options to having three or four. Compe…

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    Comment #17304346

    I think it's much more arbitrary. Silverlight is on life support with support for EME/HTML5 video on most platforms, but Netflix has historically chosen to only support 1080p video…

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    Comment #17303899

    Hardware implementations of codecs can be made that perform encode at low power if a certain level of quality/efficiency can be given up. This is already the case for AVC/HEVC on m…

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    Comment #17302977

    When I read this one obvious explanation would be that IQ tests are designed with biased assumptions based on the cultural environments in which they were designed, and that those …

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    Comment #17285429

    The way Oracle and VMWare bill is not bound by a technical limitation.

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    Comment #17267226

    Plus, many of the integrated apps actually do support the platforms he's using - for example, Google syncing with the macOS Contacts, Calendar, and Reminders applications. Addition…

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    Comment #17234726

    Um. If you're setting an alarm in the built-in clock app, it definitely works when Do Not Disturb is turned on.

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    Comment #17118925

    I believe the PC's point is that you're leaning on "never having heard" about Apple committing compatibility fixes before as justification for that not being something they would d…

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    Comment #17101088

    This makes sense to me - it feels like an interface somewhere in the space of Python's properties (using the @property decorator), its descriptor protocol[0] with which properties …

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    Comment #17091940

    The three largest pools combined hold over 50% of the total hashing power, and all are based in China.

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    Comment #17047097

    As a C novice, this makes me wonder - wouldn't templates/macros be able to serve a similar purpose to goto statements if the goal is to avoid nested calls but still share code? EDI…

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    Comment #16575872

    One of the benefits of async code as compared to threading is a much easier to reason about data model. In comparison to threading, where shared data structures can change at any t…

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    Comment #16570131

    I wonder if it'd be possible to do automatic detection and removal of notebook lines via an FFT (frequency domain) transform.

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    Comment #16554017

    This is on-point. Cultured gemstone-grade diamonds started becoming viable in the early '10s, and manufacturers were careful to provide better value than mined gemstones but not ov…

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    Comment #16537170

    The processing is key; the prime example for me is peach jam, where if you just chop the fruit up, you end up with peach suspended in mostly-clear gel. If, on the other hand, you b…

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    Comment #16537152

    Butter handling is key in my own chocolate chip cookies, I've found. Let it soften too much, or overbeat the batter, and you'll end up with Frisbees. Ideally you want to cream the …