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You have more than two failure modes: * Your program won't pass quality control * Your program won't compile * Your program won't run * Your program runs and produces the wrong result * Your program kills someone when it runs If you're working for a military, the last one is usually the feature and the bug is in...
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Yeah, that'll be released at some point in the future EDIT: here it is https://www.reddit.com/r/redditdata/comments/6640ru/place_datasets_april_fools_2017/
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First, I'd look at a successful request, right click and select Copy as CURL. Go over to your terminal and gradually remove parameters until the request no longer works. I'd leave things like user agent till last in case they check for the default curl agent. Look at the parameters for a successful request. If there's...
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I also found that sometimes my placed pixels wouldn't "take". I'd place it down and client-side it'd show. But then I'd reload the page and go to the exact pixel and find that it hadn't changed and had the old pixel still there (another user's name, 5+ minutes ago, etc).
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Due to the nature of the project (launch all at once with minimal testing) we weren't able to find all the bugs in advance, and once we did launch it was dangerous to fix bugs, especially ones that were only effecting a small number of users.
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CaptainKraft
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I love this. It's good to see more people into low-level and systems programming. Then I won't be so alone.
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sin2pifx
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> it's just not something that comes up when building software. Maybe not in your line of work, but in mine trees and DAGs and all kinds of queues are daily routine.
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dg80p81
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cdimino
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I'm speaking about the industry at large, my specific experiences are totally irrelevant.
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dg80saq
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IGI111
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>That's argumentum ad populum. >argumentum ad populum is a fallacious argument that concludes that a proposition is true because many or most people believe it: "If many believe so, it is so." I'm not saying what they believe is true. >Would you not avoid hiring them? You know there was a time where just t...
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cdimino
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It absolutely *would* be against the law. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_Fraud_and_Abuse_Act
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dg80swu
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KarmaAndLies
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This is my last chance to ask this... What did the odd pyramid/eye icon do in the top right? [This one](http://i.imgur.com/73bvHVu.png).
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dg80t59
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SanityInAnarchy
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> Things like that often require further action, immediate confirmation, and significant back-and-forth conversation. That puts them squarely in the realm of a phone call. The conversation doesn't need to be as immediate as you're suggesting, and SMS facilitates enough back-and-forth conversation. It's also better ...
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dg80yyb
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mu_mu_lambda
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That's a healthy and completely appropriate response to a joke. By and by, how's your blood pressure?
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False
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dg80zd4
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paholg
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I don't see anything in there that would apply.
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iamiamwhoami
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That's cool if you want to live your life that way. But I have a few friends who refuse to get facebook and I've seen them miss out on quite a few events or they didn't get all the information about events they did go to. I'd say about 95% of the organized events I go to are done through facebook. People don't always r...
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sin2pifx
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But he interviewed at Google, not your run-off-the-mill web dev.
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i_tried_butt_fuck_it
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s/inspiring/aspiring?
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dg81258
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_dayum_dayum
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Very cool ! So the clients requesting the full board would have a version of the board that is off by at most 333 tiles (1 sec) in comparison to the real state of the board in Redis, because of caching ? Or am I missing something ? 333 out of 1 million seems negligible though
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toasties
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Buncha dumb babies is why
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dg813fu
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thfuran
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Seriously? Phones are only useful as a means of communication if you check your phone every now and again. Emails are only useful if you check your email. Mail is only useful if you open your mailbox.
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dg813hd
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cdimino
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Most work at Google is "run-of-the-mill" dev (why is web included here?).
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dg814e2
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s0r00t
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Yeah, the name duh
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dg814sn
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cdimino
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Then you haven't read it.
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dg8169y
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1494044378
-8
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stilloriginal
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The thing is, at that point, if I have already written all the necessary JS to get to that point, why not just go link.click() and call it a day?
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dg816f8
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madlee
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Can confirm, am a dumb baby
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dg816mp
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1494044382
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n0bs
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If bots are disallowed in the ToS then using a bot on that service is breaking the law. The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act is basically the electronic equivalent of trespass laws.
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dg816z8
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DoodleFungus
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I think it made it scroll to changes as they happened.
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dg817zj
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paholg
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It says it makes files 3-5 times larger on average. So I assume it's chunking files into tiny pieces so they'll match with the first GB of pi. If you don't care about performance, you could compress any file of any size into two integers!
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dg819m1
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sebaest
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Cool. It should work if every 7-digit sequence is in the first billion digits of Pi.
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dg819pv
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daniel
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Maybe they just think highly of themselves?
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dg81bct
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FURAHNSISKOH
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I'd like to work for reddit at some point once I properly learn how to code etc.
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dg81bed
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oslash
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Wow, that's an awesome find; I didn't expect that you can just take off the `reversed` without making any further corrections. Originally I had thought, well, this might work, but it isn't the Fisher-Yates algorithm any more. But now that I've seen how minimally different your implementation is, I wouldn't know how to...
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dg81bf2
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smugdarkloser
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Do you have to pay adspace to post here for something this self serving ?
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dg81cme
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combinatorylogic
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No, it is a known moron who always say bullshit, exclusively.
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dg81cn7
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hqv1
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I agree that message idempotency is extremely important and has to be designed upfront. And aside from Kafka, Amazon Kinesis looks really good.
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dg81co6
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bsimpson
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There's no limit on the number of tiles that could have been placed in the second the client was waiting. How it worked: t0: client connects and listens for websocket messages tX: client requests full board, gets a copy of the board generated at t1 As long as t0 < t1 the client would have the correct state of t...
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paholg
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Okay. Since you know everything, including what I have and haven't done, do you mind pointing me to the relevant section?
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daniel
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It would follow around to zones of high activity. u/madlee said he used some kind of serial killer algorithm.
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dg81dvd
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madlee
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Yep – it kept track of the last 100 (IIRC) pixel updates and attempted to find the most "interesting" one. I don't know how well it actually did that, but it did seem to function well enough as a sort of "spectator mode".
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dg81igf
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weedroid
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It must be terrible being so pathetic and emotionally stunted that you're triggered by gay folk. Do you want a little heterosexual hugbox, snowflake? :)
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dg81izv
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Jaxkr
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That is correct. Specifically 3 bytes as I got lots of failures when I tried 4. And I'd also have to care about the "compression" finishing before the heat death of the universe. Haha.
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shadr
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If any data science-y folks want to work with the raw data, you can find it here... https://data.world/justintbassett/place-events
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False
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dg81ktv
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sin2pifx
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We've got no clue about the position he applied for, but their best known projects require more skill and intelligence than building a web application (that's why web was included) or doing a bit of file shuffling. Second, if I could afford to choose between two devs and one knows JavaScript and the details of DOM man...
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roomzinchina
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Headless browsing has a huge overhead with scale. I can write a quick script to do the above that'll happily run in 100 threads on a baseline spec PC. If I were using Phantom, I'd probably only be able to run one request at a time. Not only that, but you're also limited by network capacity - phantom will download all s...
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dg81lag
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ColdBless
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This is why I don't have a job.
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i_tried_butt_fuck_it
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How did you get the extension based test suite to run on jenkins/travis/whatever? I'm really interested in reading more about what you've done. An alternative approach is always good to have.
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dg81pz6
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weedroid
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Bless you, snowflake
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dg81ts0
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AbandonedGoat
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Found the git user
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1492110555
False
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dg81u23
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1494044696
-1
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paholg
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Instead of pi, you could make your own data file that more efficiently represents all possible sequences up to some number of bytes. Generating it should be pretty computationally easy, so you could even have the program make it if it doesn't exist instead of making users download it. Also, then it would have a predi...
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girst
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<3
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False
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longshot
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Man, I've used the absolute shit out of PhantomJS. What a fantastic tool.
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False
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dg81ut0
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Sloshy42
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I have a hard time understanding the "flexible and dynamic" part as well. I enjoy writing applications in JavaScript sometimes (mostly because I enjoy writing things in general) but I would never say that it being "flexible" or "dynamic" was any sort of benefit. When I think of JavaScript being "flexible" or "dynamic" ...
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_dayum_dayum
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Awesome. Thanks for the explanation
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False
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mareksoon
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Inspired by Drawball or not? It was interesting watching the Internet freak the fuck out over something as if never done before, only it had been done ... at least ten years earlier.
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dg8201o
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darchangel
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https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/5ze217/πfs_a_datafree_filesystem_store_your_data_in_π/
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False
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doublehyphen
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To be fair the article explains the feature pretty poorly and the example of booking seats is probably not a good use case for the feature. The obvious use case is work queues with multiple consumers where this feature is a huge improvement.
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False
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dg825s7
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valenterry
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> If your program isn't compiling when you are developing it, it always sucks and hard. It is *exactly* the opposite. I know how you feel though. When I used to program Java/Groovy my programs almost always compiled. If they did not, it mostly were some silly errors like misspelling or using a `List` instead of a `...
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titledlee
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What is the name of your company? Do u guys take interns? lol. Do u know any other companies that are remote as well? I feel its hard to find companies that do remote well and pay alright as well.
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pivovarit
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JetBrains are investing a lot in Kotlin promotion but I do not mind because it's what JVM needs now.
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False
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dg8274r
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Isarian
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The struggle is real.
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False
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Jaxkr
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>making users download it Pipress is mostly a joke. However, your suggestion is really good. Lots of modern compression algorithms (like Brotli) come with built in libraries.
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cdimino
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You're making this all about you, not sure why. No one cares what you've experienced individually or what you would do individually. Further, you're treating this knowledge like it's some sacred treasure that can only be learned/remembered by memorization. It's not.
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platinumgus18
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Okay, it's kind of tangential but I have to say this, all that you guys wrote on the blog looks so overwhelming to me. I am a CS major, I'll graduate next year but I could barely understand anything. I am just scared I mightn't be good for programming and stuff when I see crazy stuff like this. When do you learn this, ...
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paholg
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As I was typing that, I realized that I was probably inventing something that already exists.
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cdimino
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https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1030#a_5 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Craigslist_Inc._v._3Taps_Inc. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PayPal_14 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Morris_(1991) Your tone is shit, so I'm done. You feel free to risk jail time for a stupid fucking April fool's joke...
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celvro
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That would be an interesting algorithm. The normal approach to grid based problems is iterating through a 2d array, typically a loop through the columns and then a loop for each row in that column. How would you code it to start in the middle?
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> it seems like it'd be easier to organize humans by having them go in a simple top-down pattern. The problem with that is anyone who isn't in on the project will think you're just making random dots until partway through and your project will be probably be covered over before it has a chance. /r/place was pretty ...
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False
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manzanita2
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What about Latke lattes ?
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sin2pifx
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> Further, you're treating this knowledge Found the guy who didn't study CS.
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False
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Drunken_Economist
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sorry, made it private temporarily. Want to get all the various stuff in place before we do a more community & data-focused post :)
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weedroid
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it says a lot about your own sense of self-worth that you immediately jumped to "they're telling me to end my life" rather than "they're telling me to reflect on my actions and become a better person"
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False
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tabarra
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Cannot confirm. The board was 1000x1000, not 1024x1024.
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False
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PmButtPics4ADrawing
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I don't think the starting point is really a good indicator of whether or not it's a bot, I just think it shows a divide between two different thought processes. I used to do a lot of pixel art and for the most part I would start from the top-left and make my way over just like you see in the video. It could very well...
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False
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dg82o36
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Jaxkr
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Having an idea that is already in use just means you had a good idea :)
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monocasa
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You'd think that anyone still rocking an Athlon XP these days and trying to install Ubuntu on it would know what they were getting into.
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cdimino
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> Found the guy who didn't study CS. Found the guy who has student loan debt to do what is effectively car maintenance work.
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sin2pifx
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Nope. Paid off a looooong time ago.
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False
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giritrobbins
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Or move them to the end of the queue as a punishment.
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Dgc2002
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Does anyone remember a website from years(10+ years) that was literally /r/place but with large circular canvases?
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sargunster
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"Provisions of the CFAA that effectively make it a federal crime to violate the terms of service of Internet sites have been criticized for allowing companies to forbid legitimate activities such as research, or remove protections found elsewhere in law."
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False
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combinatorylogic
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You're always saying things not much less dumb than this one. And it was not even funny.
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Orangy_Tang
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1. Insert all coordinate pairs of the pixels into a list 2. Shuffle list 3. Sort by distance from central point 4. Place pixels by working from start of list 2 is optional, but means coords with identical distances get randomised (as long as you use a stable sort) Bonus points by having the bot(s) always start from t...
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ElSp00ky
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Well, next time i will have a bot to help me in my shenanigans.
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nightfire1
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Yes! Bots were a large reason why it kept going for so long.
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mrkite77
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If you wait long enough, whatever language you're using will eventually be considered low level.
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MajorParadox
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I was so disappointed when it ended on my lunch break. Several of us over at /r/DCFU made a logo where some DC superhero logos were (top, mid-left of the canvas) and helped defend them from attacks. We had it going for so long and right when it ended, it got vandalized :( If anyone's curious, [this](http://i.imgur.c...
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sebaest
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I haven't used Prettier before, but this looks like a good time to try it on some of my side projects. I like the fact that they allow configuration for the more dividing code style choices. A middle ground between "standard" and "ESLint".
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nightfire1
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Could we get that with anonymized(or not) usernames?
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OCELOT525
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Illuminati confirmed.
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cdimino
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> Paid off a looooong time ago. So let me get this straight. You paid tens of (if not hundreds of) thousands of dollars to learn how to invert a binary tree, forgot how to invert a binary tree, and then want to brag about that?
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xzxzzx
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Not sure why you think it wouldn't apply. It's ridiculously broad. In particular: > (a) Whoever— > [...] > (2) intentionally accesses a computer without authorization or exceeds authorized access, and thereby obtains > [...] > (C) information from any protected computer; > [...] > shall be puni...
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vkgfx
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You used your production rabbitmq for all of reddit for a fun non-critical project? Seriously? edit: Well shit, I guess proggit is all about deploying untested services against essential production resources. My bad.
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eloc49
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Shuffling music. I mean, I guess there were CD players that could shuffle beforehand but come on, Apple sold an iPod where the *only* option was to shuffle.
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False
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Reil
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And Ryan Lachttes?
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footpole
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We all used shuffle in winamp in the 90s long before that. Shitty shuffle as well. I don't think the iPod shuffle was very remarkable or left much of a mark.
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LawBot2016
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The parent mentioned [**Computer Fraud And Abuse Act**](http://legaliq.com/Definition/Computer_Fraud_And_Abuse_Act). Many people, including non-native speakers, may be unfamiliar with this word. **Here is the definition:**^\(In ^beta, ^be ^kind) **** The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) was enacted by Congress in ...
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False
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