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by 616c 13y ago
Yeah, sorry. I was tired. I was thinking Guangdong city, then Guangdong province, then made the jump to Nanning -> Nanning Province. I should have known better, and thanks for correcting me.
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by 616c 13y ago
Good point. As someone who lived in Nanning (not Nanjing, Nanning is the province across is the one above the Vietnamese border, across from Guandong/Hong Kong), it is intriguing to me how few people know they border on almost complet
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by 616c 13y ago
An interesting counter-example to your point is the DC Metro system. There are human train drivers, but the driver operates a single switch varying speed/brake. The system automatically starts and stops when operating normally, and t
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by 616c 13y ago
I once studied in University of Utah Salt Lake City. I was from NJ, near NY. So were other students mostly, as it was a summer program. The nature was fantastic, but people laughably bad in the way you could imagine. It is called the Mo
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by 616c 13y ago
I am well aware, but there is a dedicated group of very advanced OSM users using JOSM, QGIS, and manual vetting of data, so it is a semi-automated import. That being said, thank you for throwing this up for the uninitiated. Some of the ema
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by 616c 13y ago
Very cool but I live in the MENA region and that is not going to change anytime soon. Still, very awesome.
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by 616c 13y ago
Wow! Tig, as in Tig the lesbian police officer Sarah Silverman tries to seduce in an episode of the Sarah Silverman Show? She even used her own name, which I thought was something fictional. I had no idea she was an accomplished comedian
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by 616c 13y ago
I do not offer to buy things often from stuff posted on HN. PLEASE WRITE A BOOK. I would most definitely buy your anecdotes, and even more for anecdotes that motivated this advice to pass of to people. Also, how did you get into the line o
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by 616c 13y ago
I live abroad and my soon is not even a year old. I look forward to this, and the idea of having a grandson who will speaks multiple languages natively (I am English-speaking, my SO speaks Arabic natively) is very exiciting to my parents.
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by 616c 13y ago
This is pretty cool. A lot of manual work on OSM, back when I was with some OSM nerds in DC, faced the problem of manual imports and a tool like this would have been very, very useful. Thank you NYPL!
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by 616c 13y ago
Why would I not use this in place of ShareLatex? https://www.sharelatex.com/user/subscription/plans I know this is focused on a specific domain, but you have serious competition with these dudes.
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by 616c 13y ago
Thanks. Unfortunately no one sells these anymore, correct? I was well aware of OpenMoko, but you point out a lot of the problems. EDIT: I also forgot mention I was looking into this, but it means going back to the old phones. Still might
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by 616c 13y ago
I am sure I have seen this before on HN, but I thought there was a good amount of criticism regarding Angular.js and making customized HTML tags. I am sure it is not a new invention in Brick, but is this so different? (I do not know what
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by 616c 13y ago
I had started to fear this. As Android fanboy, my biggest phone is no phone is open. I try to explain what a baseband processor, and DSP, and most people are confused by why it matters. Are there any fun phones (I assume in the US it woul
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by 616c 13y ago
It is funny because when I was studying a language in college, one professor came into one of my freshmen year courses, and administered a test without noise, and then varying levels of background noise. This obvious experiment led me to b
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by 616c 13y ago
Regardless of field, I see this as the right attitude. You would be surprised how many eyerolls I get, even in IT!
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by 616c 13y ago
And yet another mesh network, from HacDC hackerspace in Washington. http://project-byzantium.org/
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by 616c 13y ago
How can you have any kind of system without false positives? Even medical tests have false positives, and there is a lot more review than this stuff. But, copy writing is art and science. Keep the fluff away from HN skeptics, and you shou
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by 616c 13y ago
If bloat is a concern, I used to use gitweb (which is Perl) over CGI on a sharer server and performed very well for my uses. All I had to do was write a short shell script to create the repo on the server, and SSH was running for me anyway
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by 616c 13y ago
What I was saying is that it is morally reprehensible to find ways to justify torture. If that does not work for you and you need to reconsider your side-stepping passive support of something so abhorrent, go the empirical way and try it.
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by 616c 13y ago
Yes, to get back to my point, it is basically a templating language for HTML, hence the hypertext. I think the name made it clear being ambitious with it outside of HTML was going to be difficult, unless you like the challenge of making ca
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by 616c 13y ago
I am surprised this comment is needed on HN, but a tool is a great tool in the hands of a professional, and a shitty one in the hands of an amateur. Jokes aside, as a kid once very interested in photography and took courses, I was shocked o
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by 616c 13y ago
> For me, that's not a feature, it's an oddity that I have to work around. Well, I would venture a guess that you should have looked up the language's name and its meaning, then the entire focus of PHP might not come as mu
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by 616c 13y ago
I cannot access the article as the server is down right now, but saw a summary on a forum. [0] Was this not one of the first major no-no's of computer law in the user, starting with cases like Specht vs. Netscape? [1] [0] http:/&
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by 616c 13y ago
As someone who was in a fraternity in college that practiced a waterboarding procedure as part of the initiation process, around our time in Iraq, I have come to never accept torture as someone who experienced one of the basic methods. So,
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by 616c 13y ago
Because Red Hat, despite being open-source software, does not release its binaries as compiled, and there are several key features (such as RedHat Network for Redhat corporately-supported yum repos, to name one) that means you can take the
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by 616c 13y ago
I would say the other way around, more like Fedora getting baked incrementally into RedHat when stable. "Red Hat Enterprise Linux (or RHEL) is a commercially supported derivative of Fedora tailored to meet the requirements of enterpris
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by 616c 13y ago
App all the things!
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by 616c 13y ago
If it was one of the standard Windows file servers, and not a SMB/CIFS appliance, the audit controls are very-detailed and fine-grained from 7/2008 up. Previous audit controls were so. You need to modify which ones you want logg
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by 616c 13y ago
I had know idea call/cc was that powerful. Very cool, and thanks for the breakdown for someone who did not know the difference.

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