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by 1ris 12y ago
"»Butter and cheese« is proper English and proper Fries." Unfortunately Fries is not supported, but I'd be interested in the results. But I don't think polyglots for natural languages are common, this is in fact the only
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by 1ris 12y ago
> The “privacy settings” have nothing to do with actual privacy from Facebook — like Monopoly money, it has no validity outside the tiny world of its own. See also: People who believe they can disable the face recognition.
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by 1ris 12y ago
I think it fits their development process very well.
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by 1ris 12y ago
To write a compiler (and not a interpreter) it's indeed almost impossible to reach the slowness of CPython. Especially because it's hard to create a complex language in just a weekend.
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by 1ris 12y ago
Is playing autoplay videos "unauthorized access" too?
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by 1ris 12y ago
I tried that. I bought a kindle, got root access, added lots of software (a x-server that outputs directly to the framebuffer device that interfaces the display). I only ever had keyboard access from a remote computer from that i was SSHing
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by 1ris 12y ago
>While the AOSP has "been killed off" by Google, it... I do not follow android closely, but this refers to the browser only, right?
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by 1ris 12y ago
Does it really matter what he says? Giganews might keeps logfile "gigauth". I might not. But still people have not understand at what scale the internet is broken. It does not matter weather they log. The NSA logs anyway. Even if
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by 1ris 12y ago
In the OSZE PISA studies women/girls are better than their male counterparts in reading comprehension in every single country in the studies.
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by 1ris 12y ago
Apple opensoucred their Objective-C compiler only because the GPL on the GCC forced them. They invested a lot in the BSD licenced LLVM. I don't think they did this just for fun, but to avoid they have to do that.
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by 1ris 12y ago
Great explanation!
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by 1ris 12y ago
Not relaxing doesn't help anybody and not making a single thing better.
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by 1ris 12y ago
I (think) stalin isn't maintained since forever; how does it compare to contemporary compilers? Are there any similar projects for other dynamic languages?
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by 1ris 12y ago
Oh HN, only whines about lack of political correctness, nothing technical. Sometimes you are better.
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by 1ris 12y ago
Thats very impressive. I wonder what is rendered and what is actually filmed.
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by 1ris 12y ago
I'm not that impressed, that noise is really anoing and the detail level is not that high. There are no interesting surfaces and no demo of excessive refraction or reflection. I'd like to see how a stature of glass would look like
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by 1ris 12y ago
But the price seems OK.
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by 1ris 12y ago
It's shrinking, but not anywhere near Yubari. Here is the population statistic: [1]. Similar things will happen, but it's not there right now. [1] https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonneberg#mediaviewer/Datei
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by 1ris 12y ago
I do not want to make any pro or contra immigration statement, but I think your premise is wrong. We should all get used to shrinking. We had Growth for the last centuries, if not millennia, now it looks like that has come to an end, and th
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by 1ris 12y ago
The coal industry in Germany mostly happened in hughe cities of the Ruhr metropolitan area, and these are far from dying. There might be small villages in eastern Germany turning into ghost towns, but this is a mostly unheard phenomenon. Th
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by 1ris 12y ago
Why not? That's the way I use the web. If i need it at some point the next week I don't close it.
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by 1ris 12y ago
Vimperator
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by 1ris 12y ago
Have to agree: For me firefox performance is much better. I currently have 413 tabs open, use a 3 year old lenovo laptop, everything works flawless and is responsive, unlike chrome.
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by 1ris 12y ago
On the data site definitively. On the general UI, so and so. Searching for a place can be confusing as the results are often verbose and redundant. Overpass is great for the advanced user (and i really hope it sticks around), but unusable f
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by 1ris 12y ago
You could implement onion routing. But yes, you are right the IP address is usually a useless piece of information.
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by 1ris 12y ago
A little rephrasing: In a system with a negative temperature the particles have more energy than a system with 0K. A system has a negative temperature if making it hotter/adding energy increases the order in it (delta q/delta S is
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by 1ris 12y ago
> After Newton discovered his famous laws of motion and gravity, he used these to determine the motion of a single planet around the Sun and showed that the planet followed an ellipse with the Sun at one focus. It was more the other way
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by 1ris 12y ago
Seriously. If a community/somebodey cares more about how something is said more than what is said, said community/person lacks the allegedly so important professionalism.
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by 1ris 12y ago
Chess seems to be the Anti-Captcha: Easy for computers to solve, but hard for humans.
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by 1ris 12y ago
It's very sad Mozilla does not even mention their own codec, Daala, and only compares to HEVC etc. I suspect it's severely lacks funding.

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