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12y ago
; Wolf128 by Baudsurfer/rsi 2014 aka olivier.poudade.free.fr ; A 128 bytes interactive intro tested on XPSP3 and DOSBox ; Presented at Outline demoparty in Eersel/The Netherlands ; 256 bytes versions : ; ht
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As I said, the submission was provocative (but not of low quality) and the discussion was good. I think these kind of more controversial topics can potentially resolve false beliefs all kind of sorts or give at least some food for thought.
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Ask HN: Are people misusing flags?
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12y ago
Could we please stop with these headlines that hint at alien life?
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I wonder what other mathematical axiom sets can be pretty much directly translated in a game like that. Maybe something from calculus, topology or knot theory.
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> I enjoy reading quotes. As someone who is not into reading and quotes I’d like to ask what you find fascinating about it. Can you maybe give an example what kind of quotes you find interesting? Dialogs, aphorisms? Is more about enter
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Sincere question: Why do HN people flag this off the frontpage, because of reddit or because of Assage?
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We'll probably see a peak in birth rate in 9 months.
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I can't afford it either, btw. (and didn't downvote).
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It never occurred to you that you simply cannot afford such a lifestyle? It seems you guys delude yourself into thinking it would be reasonable to fight their business practices with piracy while you are actually providing them with a targe
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How about actually paying for music instead of committing a crime?
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Why the downvotes? Do you mean natural numbers?
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Which is the same as i^(i^(i^i))).
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12y ago
On the other hand there are infinitely many small numbers. Maybe one could express it more precisely using Kolmogorov complexity? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kolmogorov_complexity
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This seems to be a confirmation of a study that what was published in March: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2579584/The-v...
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This idealism appears to be one reason why he left Apple: http://worrydream.com/Apple/
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I think it's safe to say that it only has a marginal functional advantage; it merely gives you slightly more information about what is going on in the background. It's pleasing to look at because our eyes are used to all kinds of
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A blur filter is not particularly expensive nowadays.
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I'm still eagerly waiting for per tab volume control [0], a per tab activity monitor/profiler [1], the possibility to suspend tabs with practically no memory usage [2] and more options for searching the browsing history [3]. Besid
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I meant an extreme form of gender-neutral planned language. Another reason might be that "Die" clashes with the English verb "to die".
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Maybe to keep it gender neutral?
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https://d262ilb51hltx0.cloudfront.net/max/1200/1*YDjL7m1JuPW... I consider that as a feature. I don’t mind text in 7pt on a small screen if it allows me to find more quickly what I’m looking for.
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12y ago
The huge success of Facebook and Twitter, the Social Network movie (October 2010) and the introduction of Apple’s iTunes Ping (September 2010) probably added a lot to this momentum.
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They fixed it. You are welcome.
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12y ago
Ben’s photo is 1.2MB in size.
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I appologize if that came across in an offensive way. It’s just that people seem to delude themselves into thinking that talking about minute design flaws in Apple products would sustain their high quality UX more. It’s extremely likely tha
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> I didn't say they posed UX problems. I don't even think the author of the article suggested that. The article literally says that there a still many rough edges in OS X. I don’t see rough edges. There are small inconsistent
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And what is the value of that?
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Never heard of public critique of their design having an actual impact on it. Can you provide a couple of examples?
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12y ago
Couldn't one simply make a display:none on normal links and display:block on :visited, then stack them all on top each other with position:absolute and catch mouse events from each element via JS?
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