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hrishios
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Comment #24871058
Reminds me of the viral video where a dad asks him children to instruct him on how to make a peanut butter sandwich. If they were vague, he would exploit any ambiguity in the instr…
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Comment #24773160
+1 for wrangjangling.
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Comment #24768092
This is the second engineer I respect leaving Mozilla, not through their own choice. I'm hoping I'm wrong, but this is possibly the point of no return for them.
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Comment #24751936
You know the Nazis had side projects that they made the Jews do. (Please get the reference or this just sounds weird out of context)
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Comment #24719412
Great to see another Keralite on here! 5G will not make this better. The problem for your (our) part of the world is coverage, and that needs to be dealt with using more cell tower…
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Comment #24719170
Same problem - and it's a shame, the article seems well written and decently insightful - still couldn't finish it.
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Comment #24700014
Scrolled to the article, finished reading, looked at the URL and wondered if insurers had gotten a lot more serious with their tech writing :) Honestly though, thanks for this. I h…
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Comment #24699863
K6 is my usual go-to, since it can import Postman request files (which makes it easier to simulate more complex requests with file uploads and such), and is highly configurable. ht…
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Comment #24679123
How do you have case-insensitive passwords? Does it all get smooshed to lowercase before it's salted and hashed?
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Comment #24646856
Looking forward to it!
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Comment #24637055
Postico is amazing. I recently moved out of MacOS, and I can honestly say that it's the only tool that keeps making me want to move back. pgAdmin is a right pain.
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Comment #24636790
Thank you! I was halfway to building JSON escaping as a tool for myself. I'm working with AWS SES templates at the moment, and the manual steps to - validate handlebars, inline CSS…
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Comment #24636783
Honestly the first and sometimes last step is to just not be afraid to break things. If the author had been as afraid as me of reverse biasing the circuit, he might not have gotten…
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Comment #24636498
I was just about to comment with the suggestion of adding a low pass filter for nyquist transformation, but reddit beat me to it! Still amazing that it's a self-contained audio dev…
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Comment #24635840
I'm glad that logic programming isn't completely dead. I think once gradient descent has filled it's niches well and the AI summer quietens a little, we might see a return to knowl…
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Comment #24584677
The main headings break off the viewport in mobile, should be a simple fix :)
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Comment #24582854
Unfortunately I ended up shelving the project once it became clear that I couldn't go far without rebuilding the browser, and I think things have only gotten worse in terms of what…
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Comment #24582709
The one I'm trying to do most recently is to compile bitcoin's bx[1] to wasm, so it can be run in the browser. It's not a crypto-related project, I primarily need the mnemonic gene…
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Comment #24574952
This is a great concept, especially the link tracking. One of my early research papers was about a tab reorganisation UI that tracked the links you clicked to reorganise your tabs …
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Comment #24552973
This is beautiful!! Do you have a write-up or any details on how you did it? There's quite a few things I'd like to apply said treatment to :D
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Comment #24540942
This is awesome! Just so I understand, you've compiled ffmpeg into wasm and run it in-browser?
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Comment #24512101
This is google being google. Blogger underwent a refresh maybe about 5 years ago, and that too was trending in this (worse) direction.
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Comment #24471889
Not sure why, but that's the third time I've heard about Tool communities and their organisation this month.