Cogito

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Git Rev News Edition 9(git.github.io)
3 points by Cogito 11y ago|1 comments
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by Cogito 11y ago
This is why I think the concept of soft and hard dependencies is useful. As a dev, it's nice that I can track what my users are doing with GA, but I would rather my users be able to use my application. This is definitely a 'soft
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I've run into the Google Analytics issue multiple times. It may be just because usage is so prevalent, so it's more visible, but it's bad when your website breaks because a third party script doesn't load. In the situa
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This is a new technique for me, very interesting! Genentech... borrowed a concept used in cancer treatment, in which an antibody — a protein designed to attach to particular cells — is connected to a cancer-fighting drug. Sanjeev Mariathas
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Looks interesting. I tried to sign up to your email list and it broke. Not sure why but happy to help troubleshoot if you need me to reproduce.
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I haven't yet tried this myself, but these classes get defined just a bit further down. You might need to move them up or something in order to get the early examples to work.
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I've only played through once, but got 1.66B and felt I could probably get higher pretty easily. My strategy was to initially buy high/sell low to get net value up so I could purchase higher value properties. By the time I could b
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To increase difficulty, I would try two things: 1. have the boom/recession cycle independent for each city 2. make the cycle more complex, potentially by adding multiple cycles of different periodicity together (wave addition) These co
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I think the community moderation has done its job here, and the negatives from preventing new accounts from commenting wouldn't be worth the advantage.
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Git Rev News Edition 8(git.github.io)
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I really like the mechanism where a moderator can choose to add the [mod] tag to posts that they want to, but by default they just appear as a normal user. For example, in the past dang has posted some really interesting content, but that
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I'll look up the link, but previously dang (I think?) said that it will be slowly improved, in a minimal-impact sort of way. Introduce the HN API gradually, get the scrapers to shift over to it, improve html generation and css used. Wo
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I'm not sure what you mean by "the wave functions... happening at different times". First of all, the two-slit experiment is interesting (in part) because it works if you use a continuous stream of particles and observe their
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Git Rev News Edition 7(git.github.io)
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If you're not aware, you can turn on 'showdead' in your preferences to see hidden comments. My preferred way to browse HN :)
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Git for Windows 2.5.1(groups.google.com)
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It's also worth noting that the camera is quite old. The satellite was built in the late 90s, and was flown more-or-less unchanged when it eventually took to the sky. So not only do you need to account for the space hardening that has
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From a Q&A session https://www.nasa.gov/content/goddard/qa-on-noaas-dscovr-miss... The mission is slated for 2 years, and they have fuel for 5. I also happen to know that they reached L1 faster than anticipate
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The satellite, like everything in our solar system, is orbiting the sun. The sun-earth L1 lagrange point is between the sun and the earth (in every two-body gravitational system there are 5 lagrange points, so there are earth-moon lagrange
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...and you can always send an email to the mods to ask them to do this - hn@ycombinator.com They tend to reply quickly and are very helpful, in my experience!
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What leads you to think that the templates are necessarily very complex? In my reading, the models requires the presence of polymers, let's call them A , B , and T ; and a cyclical mechanism that causes these polymers to alternately
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I haven't been able to find much more information apart from the press release at http://www.digitalsignageconnection.com/australian-road-and-... From what I can see, nothing specifically states that the signs are inte
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> We'd like that to happen. We have ideas on ways to provide "hooks" for people to publish and collaborate on projects. We'd be thrilled if, even before that happened, people just threw random code they wrote for us
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It wasn't clear to me, but it sounded like the community might be able to contribute back to the core of the game, by improving tools/finding (unintentional) bugs etc. Is that an intended aspect of the game, and how do you see it
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For me, the fact that it had been upvoted as much as it had was enough to warrant an investigative click. If I had expectations to the content at the least I would have been pleasantly surprised. Discovering new things is half the reason I
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I'd sure welcome the discussion. Not that I know, but perhaps the downvotes were due to it coming across like you think this project shouldn't exist, without any justification beyond that another project exists that is similar. So
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Thanks, I went through three or four links looking for the original! Must have missed it on first parse.
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Couldn't see it linked anywhere yet, but the original OpenMap version is at http://funki.com.ua/ru/portfolio/lab/world-religions-tree/
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...all in little transparent 3D printed cups used by astronauts to drink on the space station... They apparently 3D print the cups, but I wonder if they are 3D printed in orbit or on the ground? I wonder what kind of material is used, and

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