Not that I defend all of Valve’s business practices, but last I heard, you’re only prevented from sell games cheaper on other platforms if the thing you’re selling is Steam keys. AFAIK, this restriction doesn’t apply if…
> 6. People who realize the game theory optimal strategy is to announce you're pressing blue and convince everyone else to press blue, but privately press red. A lot of this analysis depends on accurately guessing how…
I think this conflates two different eras/layers. NT 4 famously moved the window manager/GDI/graphics subsystem into kernel mode, so that’s probably the “opposite direction” history. But modern GPU-driver recovery is…
No, but they chose to include it. Presumably there were a lot less apt references they chose not to include.
There's a link at the top of the README to https://0x00eb.itch.io/tux-racer where you can play it without needing to host it yourself.
I'm not sure this is old enough, but could you be referencing https://neal.fun/infinite-craft/ from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39205020?
> Each request will hit a new random worker, but your response is supposed to go on some other long-running SSE stream. It seems your knowledge is a little out of date. The big difference between the older SSE transport…
That github issue is closed because it's been mostly completed. As of https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/modelcontextprotocol..., the latest draft specification does not require the resource server to act as or…
It really depends on if you're dealing with an async stream or a single async result as the input to the next function. If a is an access token needed to access resource b, you cannot access a and b at the same time.…
It probably depends on your lists. My uBlock Origin config had a global CSS rule blocking any elements with a #mc_embed_signup id.
Can you provide a citation for this? I’ve read older RFCs that "recommend" recipients allow single LFs to terminate headers for robustness. I’ve also read newer RFCs that weaken that recommendation and merely say the…
> I'm hoping this is satire. Me too. It's one thing to accept single LFs in protocols that expect CRLF, but sending single LFs is a bridge to far in my opinion. I'm really surprised most of the other replies to your…
> Our browsers could have been exploiting things behind NAT this entire time. Smart TVs, Smart watches, phones, anything pingable on your LAN. Maybe if they’re running an HTTP server (which isn’t too uncommon for IoT…
> The fact that most programming languages don’t give enough semantic information for their compiler to do a good job doesn’t mean it necessary has to be so. Functional programmers just trust that their compiler will…
AFAIK, all Linux distros plus Windows and macOS have TCP keepalives off by default as mandated by the RFC 1122. Even when they are optionally turned on using SO_KEEPALIVE, the interval defaults to two hours because that…
ASP.NET Core can easily route "/hello" to HelloController.Index(), but it's not exactly automatic. The controller library adds routes to the routing middleware in a call to MapControllerRoute the app developer must make…
The iframe's sandbox attribute is doing a lot of work. I tried to change the parent window location to remove the footer, but the sandbox thwarted me since it didn't include "allow-same-origin".…
The lack of server ALPN support on macOS is probably the extra friction you're referring to. This made accepting HTTP/2 connections with TLS impossible. Fortunately, support will be added in .NET 8 with…
They claimed they did support price caps the HN launch thread referenced in this new press release. They got a lot of praise for it in the comments back then. > Max monthly spend: unexpected traffic spikes happen, and…
`git reset HEAD~` doesn't feel like that much of a contortion to me. It's the destructive change that requires more contortion (`--hard`) which feels fair. Maybe this is stockholm syndrome though.
Why would you use QT signals for that? The point is you do not have to interact with the UI at that high of a frequency.
The snow itself also absorbs a lot of the sound.
It's possible to distinguish between past in future states if they exist in the same light cone. It says this in the wiki you linked to > However, if the events are causally connected, precedence order is preserved in…
That's funny. The parent's NASA link uses the high relative velocities as "direct evidence for dark matter and supports the view that dark matter particles interact with each other only very weakly or not at all, apart…
.NET 7 improves this with static abstract members in interfaces and generic math. https://github.com/dotnet/csharplang/issues/4436 https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/dotnet-7-generic-math/
Not that I defend all of Valve’s business practices, but last I heard, you’re only prevented from sell games cheaper on other platforms if the thing you’re selling is Steam keys. AFAIK, this restriction doesn’t apply if…
> 6. People who realize the game theory optimal strategy is to announce you're pressing blue and convince everyone else to press blue, but privately press red. A lot of this analysis depends on accurately guessing how…
I think this conflates two different eras/layers. NT 4 famously moved the window manager/GDI/graphics subsystem into kernel mode, so that’s probably the “opposite direction” history. But modern GPU-driver recovery is…
No, but they chose to include it. Presumably there were a lot less apt references they chose not to include.
There's a link at the top of the README to https://0x00eb.itch.io/tux-racer where you can play it without needing to host it yourself.
I'm not sure this is old enough, but could you be referencing https://neal.fun/infinite-craft/ from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39205020?
> Each request will hit a new random worker, but your response is supposed to go on some other long-running SSE stream. It seems your knowledge is a little out of date. The big difference between the older SSE transport…
That github issue is closed because it's been mostly completed. As of https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/modelcontextprotocol..., the latest draft specification does not require the resource server to act as or…
It really depends on if you're dealing with an async stream or a single async result as the input to the next function. If a is an access token needed to access resource b, you cannot access a and b at the same time.…
It probably depends on your lists. My uBlock Origin config had a global CSS rule blocking any elements with a #mc_embed_signup id.
Can you provide a citation for this? I’ve read older RFCs that "recommend" recipients allow single LFs to terminate headers for robustness. I’ve also read newer RFCs that weaken that recommendation and merely say the…
> I'm hoping this is satire. Me too. It's one thing to accept single LFs in protocols that expect CRLF, but sending single LFs is a bridge to far in my opinion. I'm really surprised most of the other replies to your…
> Our browsers could have been exploiting things behind NAT this entire time. Smart TVs, Smart watches, phones, anything pingable on your LAN. Maybe if they’re running an HTTP server (which isn’t too uncommon for IoT…
> The fact that most programming languages don’t give enough semantic information for their compiler to do a good job doesn’t mean it necessary has to be so. Functional programmers just trust that their compiler will…
AFAIK, all Linux distros plus Windows and macOS have TCP keepalives off by default as mandated by the RFC 1122. Even when they are optionally turned on using SO_KEEPALIVE, the interval defaults to two hours because that…
ASP.NET Core can easily route "/hello" to HelloController.Index(), but it's not exactly automatic. The controller library adds routes to the routing middleware in a call to MapControllerRoute the app developer must make…
The iframe's sandbox attribute is doing a lot of work. I tried to change the parent window location to remove the footer, but the sandbox thwarted me since it didn't include "allow-same-origin".…
The lack of server ALPN support on macOS is probably the extra friction you're referring to. This made accepting HTTP/2 connections with TLS impossible. Fortunately, support will be added in .NET 8 with…
They claimed they did support price caps the HN launch thread referenced in this new press release. They got a lot of praise for it in the comments back then. > Max monthly spend: unexpected traffic spikes happen, and…
`git reset HEAD~` doesn't feel like that much of a contortion to me. It's the destructive change that requires more contortion (`--hard`) which feels fair. Maybe this is stockholm syndrome though.
Why would you use QT signals for that? The point is you do not have to interact with the UI at that high of a frequency.
The snow itself also absorbs a lot of the sound.
It's possible to distinguish between past in future states if they exist in the same light cone. It says this in the wiki you linked to > However, if the events are causally connected, precedence order is preserved in…
That's funny. The parent's NASA link uses the high relative velocities as "direct evidence for dark matter and supports the view that dark matter particles interact with each other only very weakly or not at all, apart…
.NET 7 improves this with static abstract members in interfaces and generic math. https://github.com/dotnet/csharplang/issues/4436 https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/dotnet-7-generic-math/