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joantune
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About joantune
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Comment #40733090
> But, all we’ve achieved at this point is making a glorified token predicting machine trained on existing data (made by humans), not really being able to be creative outside of de…
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Comment #39363788
Underrated comment
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Comment #39363769
With motivation, repetition, and those depend on how plastic your brain is, thus the age, yes!
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Comment #39363761
The intensity you did it though matters. You probably didn't spend that many years on a specific sport for instance. And when we're talking about sports, genetics matter as well (d…
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Comment #39363707
They're not boasting about their current productivity, they're boasting about the one they achieved at FoundationDB when they implemented the testing, which gave them the idea to b…
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Comment #39334732
Would a USB bluetooth adapter to connect to wireless keyboards and mouses work with this??
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Comment #32822409
Perhaps just give descriptive names and then change it when the scope changes?? "Problem" solved! Afraid of losing stars/dlds on the repo/etc? Make it clear in the Readme where the…
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Comment #30057464
Donated! Hope it helps
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Comment #26402335
I use Google Cloud Tasks for at least some of the same purpose(s) I wonder how this one stacks up given is centered for webhooks specifically
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Comment #26058532
Oops, definitely
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Comment #26045499
Hmm.. haven't coded in it for a while, but wouldn't typescript solve this?! Why are people still using vanilla JS?!
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Comment #25477117
They definitely deserve to 'go under' because of the way they handled this. Anything less and it's going to be enabling these shannanigans
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Comment #23689550
I think he would have gotten his point across much more easily with examples and alternatives like you did
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Comment #23689545
See, I wish the author on the original article added the same reference and examples that you added here
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Comment #23671293
I see zero examples and rational/practical arguments against the usage of REST. The only thing here is: it wasn't intended to be used this way. I see it being called an overload, b…
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Comment #23405285
This related video pops to mind TL;DR buybacks and CEOs bonuses based on share value, create an incentive not to invest in the worker force https://youtu.be/ylLTMYt24lA
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Comment #22847208
This is an underrated post at the moment. Something like this is great to centralize management
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Comment #22847167
Bored?! I'm sure that there are a gazillion more useful - and even fun - things to do
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Comment #22551977
Circa 4 weeks ago I had the same core idea! I think this is very interesting to be able to follow people you respect or are interested in one way or another, regardless of the plat…
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Comment #22517632
Yes! So, from my experience it's invaluable to: See why things were done like that. My best usage so far of it was to add a #number at the end of the commit message where number is…
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Comment #22493335
That's why TrueCrypt, and I think Vera Crypt have support for a volume that can be decripted with two keys - one will yield a decoy volume where its free space is actually the real…
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Comment #22346978
This is awesome! I would hook this up with Shopify and one of those printing and shipping services and see where that leads you. I'm a Shopify expert, already did that for customer…
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Comment #22345746
Carry on.. why does that make it obvious?
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Comment #22341697
Well, in RSA you have to choose two prime numbers, multiply them, and keep them secret. p and q: pq =n . And n is made public. I wonder if this probability, maybe coupled with conc…
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Comment #22341173
I wonder what the implications are for cryptography - given the heavy reliance on 'random' prime numbers but one would have to delve into this - and from the top of my head there a…