Right, the 20% boost is unrelated to the Gilectomy. > though, as Guido van Rossum noted, the Python developers could always just take the performance improvements without the concurrency work and be even faster yet. Why…
I don't think the goal is to "compete on speed", but I'm sure people wouldn't complain about their Python scripts running 15x faster on their 16 core CPU. And it is also about flexibility. What I love about Python is…
Would be ironic since OP caught an exploit that their entire team wasn't smart enough to catch... yet somehow he wouldn't know about something as basic as VPNs?
I think you just missed the entire point of the comment you replied to...
Again, not to take away by the amazing feat Tesla has achieved, but Google has had similar videos going back 2-3 years, and they are still not ready to release. So either the problem in practice is much harder than a…
I still finding it silly that they are trying to go straight for L5 (which is the only case where you can fully remove the steering wheel). By the sound of it, they already have an L4 going (can drive itself in 99.99%…
I think they explicitly say "simple merge conflicts" in the title. At the end of the day, you should use your own best judgement for when this is useful, and for when you need to go back to your workspace. It's most…
It is, but slack seemed to go for a more corporate angle (along with Microsoft Teams), and there's not really anything for more casual users. On the other end of the scale we have Skype but that's more for personal…
Let's just agree that both Apple and Google are doing fantastic jobs in this sector, and other big tech companies need to step it up.
It's definitely an interesting technology and a bold idea, but personally I have far more issues with grocery stores than just a 2m line. For me, the far more time consuming part are: 1. Finding where something is (yes,…
The point isn't that we save 2 minutes, it's that there's now 10 less job we need. And that may seem as a negative at first, but the idea is that as more and more job get automated, prices should go down until the point…
There's a download button at the top, though it just goes to the htm file, I believe you can just save that and use it fully offline as you mention! Good tool to have saved for sure.
In the corner of each there's an MDN link which has that info, though having it inline would be neat too. Also maybe a link to www.caniuse.com
Reddit isn't meant to be a source nor is Wikipedia, but it's a place to find information. They can be seen as central hubs to get information. If a person comments on Reddit with a valid point and sources all his facts,…
I guess, but I'd imagine there's always more work for creating new sites than for maintaining old ones.
Does it? RoR was the craze 2-3 years ago but I honestly haven't heard much about it as of late... Now everything seems to be Node.js
Candy box [1] was actually the original IIRC, or at least the one that came before the drowning and cookie clicker and was the inspiration for them. Also check out Candy Box 2 [2] which is honestly a full game. [1]…
So you're upset because they had a system that automatically banned people intentionally trying to break their system by running a massive illegal reselling scheme? These people were far from being innocent little…
Google isn't just Gmail and Youtube anymore though. Maybe it was 5-10 years ago, but now there are dozens of products. Music, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Android. All of those require an account. You're basically implying…
Indeed. I visited Persepolis a few years back during the summer. Mind you, that's a place with 2500 years of history, and there were maybe 4-5 other people there in that giant historic place, visiting? There were only 2…
Update actually changes the binary/code of chrome. It pushes new features and content to you. Finch only turns certain features on/off. It's used for A/B testing and incremental rollouts. You can see a list of flags in…
It actually is almost nothing like the auto updating feature. Finch is mainly used for A/B testing. It doesn't push actual updates, all it does it turn existing features (flags) on and off. It's used for quickly A/B…
While that may be true, either of the two could've been the actual winner if real ranked voting was used. People usually flock to the candidate who has the best mix of "likely to win" and "shares my values". Preferably,…
Something they definitely need a solution for is sanitation, since there will be a lot of reuse of the same headset. I've heard this is a big issue that people over overlook at conventions, and there has been cases of…
So is the "You Don't Need Javascript (css is powerful enough)" one. Most of those were cool proof of concept demos made in CSS with no JS. One of them was just a straight up game... I don't see how any of that is…
Right, the 20% boost is unrelated to the Gilectomy. > though, as Guido van Rossum noted, the Python developers could always just take the performance improvements without the concurrency work and be even faster yet. Why…
I don't think the goal is to "compete on speed", but I'm sure people wouldn't complain about their Python scripts running 15x faster on their 16 core CPU. And it is also about flexibility. What I love about Python is…
Would be ironic since OP caught an exploit that their entire team wasn't smart enough to catch... yet somehow he wouldn't know about something as basic as VPNs?
I think you just missed the entire point of the comment you replied to...
Again, not to take away by the amazing feat Tesla has achieved, but Google has had similar videos going back 2-3 years, and they are still not ready to release. So either the problem in practice is much harder than a…
I still finding it silly that they are trying to go straight for L5 (which is the only case where you can fully remove the steering wheel). By the sound of it, they already have an L4 going (can drive itself in 99.99%…
I think they explicitly say "simple merge conflicts" in the title. At the end of the day, you should use your own best judgement for when this is useful, and for when you need to go back to your workspace. It's most…
It is, but slack seemed to go for a more corporate angle (along with Microsoft Teams), and there's not really anything for more casual users. On the other end of the scale we have Skype but that's more for personal…
Let's just agree that both Apple and Google are doing fantastic jobs in this sector, and other big tech companies need to step it up.
It's definitely an interesting technology and a bold idea, but personally I have far more issues with grocery stores than just a 2m line. For me, the far more time consuming part are: 1. Finding where something is (yes,…
The point isn't that we save 2 minutes, it's that there's now 10 less job we need. And that may seem as a negative at first, but the idea is that as more and more job get automated, prices should go down until the point…
There's a download button at the top, though it just goes to the htm file, I believe you can just save that and use it fully offline as you mention! Good tool to have saved for sure.
In the corner of each there's an MDN link which has that info, though having it inline would be neat too. Also maybe a link to www.caniuse.com
Reddit isn't meant to be a source nor is Wikipedia, but it's a place to find information. They can be seen as central hubs to get information. If a person comments on Reddit with a valid point and sources all his facts,…
I guess, but I'd imagine there's always more work for creating new sites than for maintaining old ones.
Does it? RoR was the craze 2-3 years ago but I honestly haven't heard much about it as of late... Now everything seems to be Node.js
Candy box [1] was actually the original IIRC, or at least the one that came before the drowning and cookie clicker and was the inspiration for them. Also check out Candy Box 2 [2] which is honestly a full game. [1]…
So you're upset because they had a system that automatically banned people intentionally trying to break their system by running a massive illegal reselling scheme? These people were far from being innocent little…
Google isn't just Gmail and Youtube anymore though. Maybe it was 5-10 years ago, but now there are dozens of products. Music, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Android. All of those require an account. You're basically implying…
Indeed. I visited Persepolis a few years back during the summer. Mind you, that's a place with 2500 years of history, and there were maybe 4-5 other people there in that giant historic place, visiting? There were only 2…
Update actually changes the binary/code of chrome. It pushes new features and content to you. Finch only turns certain features on/off. It's used for A/B testing and incremental rollouts. You can see a list of flags in…
It actually is almost nothing like the auto updating feature. Finch is mainly used for A/B testing. It doesn't push actual updates, all it does it turn existing features (flags) on and off. It's used for quickly A/B…
While that may be true, either of the two could've been the actual winner if real ranked voting was used. People usually flock to the candidate who has the best mix of "likely to win" and "shares my values". Preferably,…
Something they definitely need a solution for is sanitation, since there will be a lot of reuse of the same headset. I've heard this is a big issue that people over overlook at conventions, and there has been cases of…
So is the "You Don't Need Javascript (css is powerful enough)" one. Most of those were cool proof of concept demos made in CSS with no JS. One of them was just a straight up game... I don't see how any of that is…