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by 333c 7y ago
Even on Southwest, which gives you two free checked bags, I see a lot of other passengers flying with small carry-on suitcases. I suppose they're worried about speed or loss/damage of their luggage, but I don't really know.
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by 333c 7y ago
And the comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5768408
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by 333c 7y ago
Here's a screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/a/84Hb9Jq.png
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by 333c 7y ago
Why does this blog post have a recaptcha? In addition, I just finished reading the Rust book last night, and I don't believe this is what interior mutability is (at least as used in Rust).
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by 333c 7y ago
I watched the whole video series in the last two weeks. I quite enjoyed it. It suffered from my classes in that Eater actually deals with the minutiae of working with real electricity — debouncing, clock edge detection, and so forth — becau
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by 333c 7y ago
Just scrolling up a small amount should bring the bar back. No need to scroll to the top.
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by 333c 7y ago
For what it's worth, I like that a bool is an int. It enables concise constructions such as sum(is_true(data) for data in items) to count how many items in an iterable satisfy a condition.
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by 333c 7y ago
As I scrolled through this, using my mouse to click the heart on a number of the tweets, I really understood the point he makes about actions that don't need to use a mouse. When I program in vim and run things on the command line, I d
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by 333c 7y ago
Is this supposed to be a veiled reference to archive.is? I'm not sure what point you're making.
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by 333c 7y ago
There is a position at the start of "two" in Firefox, but you have to approach it from the right. That feels sane to me.
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by 333c 7y ago
How do they stop your breathing? And for how long?
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by 333c 7y ago
I did keep reading the article, as I say in my edit. I differ from you in my interpretation of this facet of the essay. To me, it reads as internal contradiction — the author says that it is impossible to represent 1/120 in memory and
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by 333c 7y ago
I agree. This is a small change that makes the statement true.
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by 333c 7y ago
The issues of "repeating decimal" and exact representation as a floating point number are orthogonal. Because the mantissa in a floating point number (which is fixed width) is in base 2, only fractions with denominators that are p
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by 333c 7y ago
The advertising in this page is strange. At first I thought it was part of the article.
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by 333c 7y ago
> The number result is 0.008333333333 with the 3 repeating forever. For a computer to store a number that repeats forever would require an infinite amount of memory This is very much not true, as I'm sure other HN readers will notic
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by 333c 7y ago
Chiming in as another firefox user to say that I'd try this if my browser were supported.
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by 333c 7y ago
This sounds like a push to allow a third-party App Store on the iPhone, or at least to allow iPhone users to install binaries not directly approved by Apple. That's not the same thing as dismantling Apple.
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by 333c 7y ago
I haven't seen that video before. Thank you for sharing it. The term "sprint" has always confused me a little bit.
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by 333c 7y ago
I do think it's funny that the footer lists an address in San Jose. It's also unclear from the "how it works" page whether it's actually required that participants initially reside in the Bay Area to be eligible for
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by 333c 7y ago
> Warren who openly proposes policies to dismantle Apple I don't think this is true. Can you provide a source or quote from her?
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by 333c 7y ago
Link: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=hn&iaxm=maps&ia=web
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by 333c 7y ago
> There are no decent small (<5") phones on the market, True. > and haven't been for half a decade. The iPhone SE is less than 5 years old, and it's terrific. I've had mine for nearly three years and I just got
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by 333c 7y ago
It's being stored on film, according to the page.
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by 333c 7y ago
I'm interested in why you think only one menu bar is a bad thing. In my experience it makes it easy to use. On Windows, a menu bar is maybe 20-50 pixels high, and you have to hit that small target to use the menu bar. On Mac, because t
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by 333c 7y ago
Though nearly all of my frequent contacts have iPhones, none of them had Apple Cash set up before I sent them money with it. Venmo seems much more popular.
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by 333c 7y ago
Of course — my comment was referring to when/if they become ungrounded.
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by 333c 7y ago
As I understand it, all 737s pre-MAX are fine; you want to avoid the MAX planes because of MCAS and the new engine placement.
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by 333c 7y ago
Doesn't Medium do this?
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by 333c 7y ago
Your link doesn't work.

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