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by 50CNT 11y ago
That's a lot of work though, I just let the verilog compiler handle that.
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by 50CNT 11y ago
How would you do that? Is that one of those weird things were you exploit toggle button behaviour, or is there some way to actually do onclick toggles in pure CSS?
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by 50CNT 11y ago
It works perfectly well in China. You can get eleme, sherpa, baidu waimai, and a dozen other services to pick up food for you, sometimes even from one person home kitchens. Payment happens either over Wechat Pay or Zhifubao, which are app b
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by 50CNT 11y ago
I just learned about it and Andy Grove a couple of days ago, which really puts the "oh, this person would be cool to talk to" and the "oh, that's not happening" awkwardly close. But some view books as a receptacle o
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by 50CNT 11y ago
Coming from an outsider, having heard about how much sifting there is in Academia, couldn't that be because there's more people that want to be researchers than there are research positions? Someone who works in a sub-field withou
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by 50CNT 11y ago
I know this might be a bit off-topic, but I haven't been able to access any of his articles from China. Trying to ping the URL gives me "unknown host". Don't think it's blocked though, is it?
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by 50CNT 11y ago
Now what you want it foot pedals. 3 for emacs and another double pedal for parens. Configure using M-x drumkit.
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by 50CNT 11y ago
I think catering to the lowest common denominator is the wrong strategy though. If you're writing a tool that isn't trivial, you want to cater to the perpetual intermediate, which is where most people end up. No one wants to be a
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by 50CNT 11y ago
The danger in that however is subtly disarming other rights. Say it's 1960 instead of 2016, but digital technology has taken off 60 years sooner. The NAACP youth council coordinates over Facebook and e-mail lists instead, and the civil
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by 50CNT 11y ago
I think it's because it invokes the "Oh, that's so cool" feeling in people. It's a good feeling, even if it isn't due to learning about an interesting algorithm. Hackers and Painters I guess.
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by 50CNT 11y ago
There's also the fact that proper communist china still lingers in the collective consciousness like IE6 does in webdesign. There used to be the communist party doctrine that individuals with possible grudges against the party within 3
222.
by 50CNT 11y ago
Loading times/responsiveness are certainly a design constraint, and designers need to be aware of this. Imagine a print designer that didn't know about bleed, DPI or colour showing through paper. They may not personally be in char
223.
by 50CNT 11y ago
The feature being haptic feedback? Or strong redundancy using 4 different technologies for the same job? Why does a bluetooth enabled joybuzzer even need 4 different kinds of haptic feedback?
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by 50CNT 11y ago
Who are you talking about, Africa? The middle east? South-east Asia? Europe? Well, since I'm German, let's take the eurocentric approach. When we were walking around in furs scalping Romans, Africa was going pretty strong, wasn&#x
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by 50CNT 11y ago
I think that should be further specified. It's not just that culture matters, but cultural expectations and the environment that leads to. See, I listen to a lot of rap, or "black music". And differences in taste aside, some
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by 50CNT 11y ago
But then the process of something becoming automated can be a pretty deciding factor. Say a policeman overheard you talking about something that is illegal in public, and decides to investigate. Fine and dandy. Say the government mounts mic
227.
by 50CNT 11y ago
Unless you're dealing with interfaces towards squishy components, in which case leniency reigns supreme. Last thing I want is my email program to discard what I wrote because there is a typo in it.
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by 50CNT 11y ago
Using a series of these digit representations, we could display arbitrary numbers. One envisions a device that has a number of tactile buttons that correspond to numbers or mathematical functions, and by actuating these buttons, one may hav
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by 50CNT 11y ago
But a chocolate chip cookie would be decent if the entire thing is chocolate.
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by 50CNT 11y ago
Honestly, I'm not surprised. 滴滴出行 is throwing a lot of money at buying people. I downloaded the app in case I can't get a cab in Beijing, and they keep bombarding me with "15RMB voucher", "50RMB voucher", &quot
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by 50CNT 11y ago
Did you make that account just to dismiss the entire interview on misinterpreting a minor point and then be inflammatory about it? That makes the provocateur comment of yours a bit ironic doesn't it.
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by 50CNT 11y ago
I for one write all my statistical code in baremetal assembly. I manage about 5 a year, but they all run very quickly. There is no such thing as premature optimization.
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by 50CNT 11y ago
I mean it's a general interaction design principle. Provide sane defaults, offer customization. As a corollary, if you need to prompt for data, think long and hard about whether you actually need that data. Hrm, thinking about it, it&#
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by 50CNT 11y ago
Doesn't the US have an issue with certain edge cases of fines becoming recursive without terminating? http://www.nbcnews.com/feature/in-plain-sight/sentenced-debt... Whilst this case may not be like that, it&
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by 50CNT 11y ago
See, you don't have to make it a separate step though. It'd be something that is initialized with a sane default, and allows you to change it if you want to. A button with the colour the light will be that you can click to open a
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by 50CNT 11y ago
Not much at all, or when you're bored, and have time to waste. Does it look clean, professional and trustworthy? You have decent vector images of it? No negative associations? Just run with it, there's better things designer time
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by 50CNT 11y ago
You know, you could just disable colors already picked in close proximity. For maximum distinguishing power, offer primary colors first, then secondary and tertiary colors, and then differences in brightness/saturation. Unless you&#x27
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by 50CNT 11y ago
It's personal resentment against a person in particular, and there's not much to be done about it. But I do think that people like that are harmful, and that they need a good blunt reality check.
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by 50CNT 11y ago
I believe the politically correct nomenclature is "Technican-american", though some also call us dork skinned people. Still missin' my /home/boy, they got him up in Redmond after an IPO gone bad, heard he's ves
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by 50CNT 11y ago
I think those people need to be broken down proper before there's any chance of salvaging them. Living with one of those, this is the mental tape that plays in my head whenever they mention anything "startup". "Hrm, grea

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