1ris

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by 1ris 8y ago
Isn't this standard procedure in most western democracies?
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by 1ris 8y ago
I have no idea what you people are doing. I use FF with my mid spec, 4th generation i5 with 500+ tabs and haven't experienced any of your problems.
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by 1ris 8y ago
Maybe 1$. There is Vivaldi. Its much better, but nobody wants to pay.
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by 1ris 8y ago
At my work everything has a bar code on it. It seems carry have enough information. High capacity code have probably different applications. I haven't seem them anywhere yet, but there are several products around them. I think printing
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by 1ris 8y ago
It's on page 13 of the spec. Up to 27kb.
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by 1ris 8y ago
You are moving gloal posts. Residents have more legitimacy than officials. And often differen views, cf. Olympic applications.
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by 1ris 8y ago
What about residents? Olympic bids for example have been way less popular with the residents then with the officials, recently.
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by 1ris 8y ago
Delete is not (or only very poorly) supported in git as well. For almost all use cases this is correct way.
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by 1ris 8y ago
You can patent ideas. Parameter sets are not ideas.
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by 1ris 8y ago
Secrecy and patents are mutually exclusive. The deal you get with the patent is you disclose you invention so secrecy doesn't hinder progress too much and in exchange you get exclusivity.
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by 1ris 8y ago
I think the "notes" and the "reblog" function contribute to the problem. It drives engagement ^w^w makes trolling way too easy and creates a need for attention that leads to attention whoring/virtue signalling/
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by 1ris 8y ago
Here somebody claims superconductivity above 200 Celsius. http://www.superconductors.org/216C209C.htm
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by 1ris 8y ago
I means that the reference implementation is slower. Nothing more. Reference implementations are not about performance, they are documentation. They are not supposed to be used for anything else but documentation. Your conclusion is ridicul
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by 1ris 8y ago
A bit of outside perspective: Insulting a customer is one of the rare occasions, besides crimes against the employer, that justify a termination in Germany. Where it is essentially impossible to fire a specific somebody.
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by 1ris 8y ago
What pjmlp and hajile said. Besides: Yes, I meant virtual DOM. And yes it does. It's another (complex) layer of indirection encapsulating already extremely high level API, that is already looks like the most elaborate API to navigate a
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by 1ris 8y ago
The web today rebuilds the scrollbar in javascript (overriding Browser UI), reimplements the DOM in js (I doubt this abstraction is more lightwight than rendering into a convas) and builds single page applications (making URL way less usefu
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by 1ris 8y ago
"childs" is, and always was uncommon, but seems to exists. Also saw it source code written by non-native speakers. https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=Children%2C+Ch...
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by 1ris 8y ago
So does my Kingston SSD. And the switching of my switching power supply sometimes (rarely) is the loudest thing in my desktop pc.
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by 1ris 8y ago
Or compile this with clang and -msse4.2 -O2 // https://codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/38182 // https://codereview.stackexchange.com/a/38184 // Defi
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by 1ris 8y ago
>Their bizarre strategy: making those neighborhood streets worse to drive on. What is bizarre about this? This is the empirical approved solution for this: More and better streets have cause more traffic, fewer and worse have less. If yo
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by 1ris 8y ago
There was a suggestion: Make it like switch/case.
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by 1ris 8y ago
That's not how it works. You don't have to be Steven Spielberg to dislike some Hollywood movie. How is this fallacies called?
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by 1ris 8y ago
>Many decades back there was scaremongering .... I can't wrap my head around the fact how people did and still dismiss this as scaremongering. On a site like HN, non less, where most people should know the properties of exponential
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by 1ris 9y ago
Unlike other approaches like Diaspora, gnu social, Friendica et cetera, this is peer to peer, e.g. serverless. It has no mostly central servers that federate, but clients that communicate with each other.
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Retroshare – A peer to peer social network(retroshare.net)
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by 1ris 9y ago
I knew that. And it didn't explain anything. That's why I asked. As I said, the abstract sounds to me like an attempt to replace Integers with a tuple of a Interger and a DOI.
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by 1ris 9y ago
What does "provenance" mean? Is is about adding quotations to code? into databases?
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by 1ris 9y ago
The thing is consultants are not "regular jobs". Developing with only consultants is very unusual, expensive, and consultants are the minority everywhere i have ever looked. Employers are not declaring employees to be consultants
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by 1ris 9y ago
In Germany it is hard to fire somebody. Almost nobody works as consultant, and consultants are not normal job positions.
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by 1ris 9y ago
Because its the only sensible search engine and setting it was default improves the user experience of firefox.

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