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by 83457 14y ago
That was my first thought to but skimmed it and sounded like there might be some uses for it. Then reached the link at the bottom "this font was built using only AFDKO tools" and immediately thought that AFD stood for "April Fools Day", I h
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by 83457 14y ago
Reminds me of hearing pop songs in Asian restaurants that sound like English but I listen more closely and understand none of the words.
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by 83457 14y ago
Various games do it differently. For example Doom3 last i I heard has head/body/aim movement the same while Hawken will be separate. Some games like ArmA currently have ability to separate crosshairs from view when using something like Trac
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by 83457 14y ago
Same functionality as right-clicking and choosing New Tab. This limitation occurs when there is either no href value for a link or some other element being used as a clickable element, in both cases the action can only occur with a javascri
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by 83457 14y ago
Actually I think that is what a lot of systems are moving towards... a real-time outliner/wiki. I use WorkFlowy with others to manage releases and other information and with just a couple multi-user oriented feature it would match your desc
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by 83457 14y ago
I would just assume that is the minimum requirement until I ran into a problem.
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by 83457 14y ago
That was my assumption by the end of the story. The bluntness of the explanation was more for effect or maybe how things were eventually interpreted by the workers, not what was actually said.
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by 83457 14y ago
I would have found the reverse creative as well--something similar to the release of portal 2. Have some actions on facebook by many people lower a robotic arm to press the button.
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by 83457 14y ago
Oh, only 25 racks of storage?
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by 83457 15y ago
Just re-found a site I was looking for but couldn't find with google the other day. This could definitely be helpful.
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by 83457 15y ago
Probably just a coincidence but Chrome's history page has a "Search history" button.
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by 83457 15y ago
This is actually done by public radio/media in the US. They have had a lot of coverage of the factories recently--probably because a radio reported negative information a couple months ago that turned out to be falsified.
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by 83457 15y ago
I'm just viewing this as a proof of concept. If this works for uploading photos then it could work for anything tieing a bump profile to a website. For example now people use facebook to login to various sites. What if you could just bump y
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by 83457 15y ago
I always enjoyed Chris Rock's commentary on the subject of platonic friends. Seriously though I think everyone is a bit different on this one. I've had multiple female friends and there was often some sexual tension but honestly that may ha
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by 83457 15y ago
I assumed so
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by 83457 15y ago
Are you on chrome? I just opened in firefox and it is easier to read. There may be multiple factors here but I have issues with some fonts in chrome being nearly unreadable without increasing font in browser until they essentially present a
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by 83457 15y ago
He is on the Parks and Rec show which is probably where most know him from.
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by 83457 15y ago
This is not necessary. Just search for regex \bVarName\b when doing a replace. If looking for function calls look for \bFuncName\( etc. The chances that a large mult-developer codebase will have overlapping variable or functions names is ex
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by 83457 15y ago
Good idea. I've also thought about this for data entry/analysis type tasks. It is fully expected that a worker on any level won't be perfect, especially on these types of services. An approach I've considered is to have have 3 workers do th
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by 83457 15y ago
...but then it would be just like an iOS todo list tutorial app
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by 83457 15y ago
though not quite the same, anytime someone talks about SQL and URLs in the same sentence i think of htsql
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by 83457 15y ago
I don't think it is an EE physics class. Rather the first physics class generally deals with motion/forces while the second includes electromagnetism.
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by 83457 15y ago
Is it simply hubris that makes a Japanese company like Nintendo think they cannot release their IP's on other platforms? No
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by 83457 15y ago
I propose MTPL, the mechanical turk programming language. It is a declarative language where you can essentially write what you would like the program to do, not how you want it done. When you click compile there is a call out to a powerful
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by 83457 15y ago
I remember when the stories about Afra getting certified came out years ago. Regardless of some comments on HN about her accomplishments being over-hyped, I think we can all agree that she had a bright future and her death is tragic.
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by 83457 15y ago
I thought the whole point of this approach, an option for a language/system to not check types in production, was for performance reasons. Is there another good reason, or might that be a typo in "type checks are not a major drain on perfor
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Ridiculous approach to security for messages to Members of Congress
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Navigational Query Language (HTSQL/PyOhio2011)(blip.tv)
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by 83457 15y ago
Please argue for one as an example.
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by 83457 15y ago
Which version of Windows? In my experience certain things will freeze up explorer XP/Server2k3 effectively indefinitely while on Vista/7/Server2k8 there is a progress meter and everything is stable.

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