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Why Don't Computer Scientists Learn Math? (2016)
(lamport.azurewebsites.net)
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10y ago
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10y ago
For everything that supports that in Windows you're correct. It's much better. I was doing this around Windows 8 (before the major update) and it's been improved a lot now in Windows 10 (esp the latest version I've heard
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10y ago
I agree. I couldn't use my 4k Dell monitor with anything but my mbp on OS X because I couldn't read much on Windows. Windows does not do display scaling very well. I imagine 8k is not the easiest to use on Windows and there do not
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10y ago
Hugo + Github is killer. So is Jekyll on Github, I just prefer Hugo because it's easier to setup locally and also allows greater theme control. my site: https://cmp.is repo: https://github.com/0xcmp/cmp
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10y ago
I have found that the "Game of Life" as the author puts it is much more rewarding and meaningful. But then again, I guess I get to do what I like and I'm paid well for it. I'm worried what our culture and life will be l
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10y ago
It's been happening more and more for almost the past 8 and it's been getting worse both in the data and anecdotally. I know a lot of qualified people who've graduated from school and still haven't found work. In CS I kn
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10y ago
> Thanks to the work of Robin Templeton, Guile's Elisp implementation is now fully Emacs-compatible, implementing all of Elisp's features and quirks in the same way as the editor we know and love. Robin Templeton also seems to
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10y ago
Thank you. It really is unreadable without it. Does anyone know of any plugins that disables javascript on a website basis for chrome?
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10y ago
I could read it just fine.
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10y ago
Eclipse's Che is also very interesting. I hate the name, but it was super when I tried it.
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10y ago
esp since my side project on heroku which uses nothing is down because of this.
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10y ago
For people maybe, but now that twitter is at scale it might not be for someone who cares about their brand
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10y ago
SES is also down
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10y ago
Not true, they could express that very idea and give their reason behind it. Plenty of people agree and use things from Suckless on Arch. Others simply prefer native experiences. The fact is that it's harder to explain that constructiv
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10y ago
How ironic is it that if the OP, and those supporting them, had spent some time and not taken the easy route they could have rewritten their entire idea in a constructive way which would have not set off the shit storm occurring on this pos
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10y ago
Luckily go does provide ways to see the compiler's decisions. I'm not sure if it goes far enough here though
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10y ago
Everyone thought it was silly when I did that for my site (minimal css, no js, static pages with hugo). But yea I agree, that's the right future for the web and design.
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10y ago
There is making the web more janky and hard to use and making it a simpler page. I think there is a balance here we can find.
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10y ago
How about fraud? Why is tricking someone to give you a password and using it enough to go to jail, but recording everything someone watches without their permission and selling to 3rd parties not?
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10y ago
He is the creator of Node.JS
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10y ago
I have personally been running in to the problem of TOO many different ways to do the same thing. I am using many tools that all do a certain part better and each one of them share certain features which are accessed in all different ways (
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10y ago
I like Matt Levine's newsletter Money Stuff: https://www.bloomberg.com/view/topics/money-stuff
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10y ago
I've heard it before, but I don't have a source either. I wouldn't be surprised to see some mention of it in a Wired article.
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Ungrid – the simplest responsive css grid
(chrisnager.github.io)
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10y ago
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10y ago
I wish uBlock would be able to discriminate as to where it blocks WebGL. All these things on HN with Three.js fail in my chrome because WebGL is completely blocked. edit: Turn out it wasn't any of my blockers... it was turned off in Ch
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10y ago
I do not. I try to record photos of as much as I can instead so I can look back on my life. I do however dump my thoughts in to to notes all over the place (Apple Notes, iAWritter (icloud), Dropbox, Evernote, OrgMode). I tried Day One, but
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10y ago
Same happened to me a long time ago. This is kind of why I think "apple is dead" is a little early...
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10y ago
In a world moving to mobile and the web I think the problem is there is no solution as powerful as org-mode. Almost every time I see a link like this I see (and think+agree) that org-mode is amazing and solves this. Great. Except you need t
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10y ago
What do you mean? It opens a new window?
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10y ago
So it needs ads then? Or it needs to be self hosted? What's the alternative for someone to build a business on the internet like pinboard does?
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