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Comment #30490142
Worth calling out that Serious Eats is a publication with many recipe developers. Not all of them are equal to Kenji (although Daniel Gritzer is unequal because he's even better!).…
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Comment #23107068
I didn't know about hoverfly when I wrote mock-proxy, but the proxyserver mode looks like very much the same strategy. One feature mock-proxy has that hoverfly lacks is first class…
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Comment #21752463
The (1) in make(1) corresponds to which section of the manual[1] make is in. This is useful in some cases to distinguish between things that might be in multiple sections like prin…
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Comment #19882474
Yes. They showed in the demo that there will be a new scope for read/publish packages. So you can create a personal access token for Travis with only that scope.
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Comment #19300596
We'll take 60 possible characters (alphanumeric with caps and a few special characters). The summation 1...N of 60^x is (60/59) (60^N - 1). Known length is 60^N. If we assume N is …
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Comment #19290315
In my opinion, this won't stop you from from enjoying Infinite Jest. There are a few arcs that might require some insight into American culture (Professional Football, the US drug …
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Comment #18911136
Maybe you are not in the United States, but for those that are, the answer is pretty simple. It is reasonable to trust a VPN provider more than an ISP because you have a choice of …
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Comment #17794179
I would say the state of Go dependency management is somewhere between what GP implies: "everyone is using go get to run things directly from master and that's terrible" and what y…
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Comment #15151351
I wonder how much this varies by programming language. In Go, gofmt ensures that most stylistic choices are similar for everyone (Go code tends to look alike) and patterns and rule…
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Comment #14051759
This argument really doesn't hold water to me. It seems dramatically more likely to me that the human agent overriding the model is going to be prejudiced than the mathematical mod…
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Comment #13116246
This seems like a smart move to me. Cheap to produce and with a potential for big payout, throwing a bunch of reality TV spaghetti at the wall and seeing what sticks is probably a …
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Comment #13108553
One question that interests/concerns me is making judgement calls about what is/is not a political story. Some links will be cut and dry, some will not. Some comments will be immed…
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Comment #12857693
Counteradvice: I do not think Co-Ops are a good idea. Tying yourself to a 3-4 year commitment is directly counter to what I consider the big advantage of work/study. I had friends …
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Comment #12543782
Where your customers are, insofar as there is capital and labor (even robotic factories break down) there to support it. That might mean onshoring for Americans, but I don't think …
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Comment #12543741
As always, replace unlabeled axes with, "My Level of Arousal".
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Comment #12506263
Also amusing to me was that Reuters, Politico, and CNBC all scored better than the NYT for the clickbait rating, despite NYT being used as the training data. They wrote headlines m…
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Comment #12414304
Hey, the premise was I could only read one thing! I kid, much obliged.
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Comment #12414118
Could anyone recommend a starting point on Neural Networks for the uninitiated? The parts of this I understood were fascinating, but I quickly realized I was looking up every third…
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Comment #12228480
My only complaint is that the alert box prevents seeing the final board. It'd be nice to get to actually see my beautiful chessboard creations.
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Comment #11822951
I wonder if you could boost the solidity of the language data by tracing backwards from framework. For instance, I see one posting in your data where the framework is known (Ember)…
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Comment #11814881
I think it's interesting (and somewhat saddening) how the engineering schools on the list tend to be outliers in their rank to legislator ratio. I would assume it's due to the gene…
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Comment #11677925
That's a fair point. It's certainly wrong to blame the victim, although I feel like that diminishes when we're talking about _any_ company, not just Walmart. Still, you're right to…