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Shadertoy: jsFiddle for webgl shaders(shadertoy.com)
2 points by Danieru 13y ago|0 comments
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by Danieru 13y ago
If anyone else notices the odd tone I checked the byline which explains it: "Peter Bright / Peter is a Microsoft Contributor at Ars.". I'm too young to remember the era before Microsoft. I grew up thinking computer == wi
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by Danieru 13y ago
Surface RT, Personal use. The RT was the subject of several lunch time discussions over my recent internship. I remember one dev recounting the nightmare of buying a video rental through the xbox video app I think it was. The nightmare hing
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12 Years of GPL Compliance: A Historical Perspective(ebb.org)
93 points by Danieru 13y ago|18 comments
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by Danieru 13y ago
There appears to be a company working on silicon-anode batteries: http://www.nexeon.co.uk/about/an-introduction-to-nexeon/ They claim to have a prototype factory producing 500 phones worth of battery material per
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by Danieru 13y ago
I bought it. If nothing this is the kind of innovation which makes me excited for computing and I want to support that. Best case the phone will arrive just in time to replace my Nexus4. Common case I get a refund. Worst case the thing is a
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by Danieru 13y ago
I think that must be it. And it makes perfect sense how he would hit it. Example: http://ideone.com/MilaUN
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by Danieru 13y ago
I was curios about it too. Straight googling was fruitless but guessing at the solution (Something within the common functionality of a truck and which would be "obvious" in hindsight and thus work for a riddle.) The google strin
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by Danieru 13y ago
Canada has been spared the American insanity if my understanding is correct. I pay ~7k/year for University of Calgary. Even University of Waterloo our most prestigious computer science university is only 10k. Provided you are not an in
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Cost-benefit analysis and state secrecy(economist.com)
3 points by Danieru 13y ago|0 comments
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by Danieru 13y ago
I am doing an internship in Windows and I have to say his first few points are right on the dot. The windows debugger does have proper documentation. I know this because two separate people on opposite ends of Windows Org made a point to me
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Secure Boot isn't the only problem facing Linux on Windows 8 hardware(mjg59.dreamwidth.org)
227 points by Danieru 13y ago|167 comments
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by Danieru 13y ago
The feedback button lists a mobile layout as a planned feature. For my purposes this is 100% the perfect replacement for reader.
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Industrial Light & Magic(ilm.com)
1 points by Danieru 14y ago|0 comments
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by Danieru 14y ago
Fertilizer plants are expensive? As are wrongful death lawsuits? Not saying this is enough but no one is exploding these things for profit.
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by Danieru 14y ago
I hope so. Once I'm done my exam I plan to add a super small lisp interpreter.
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by Danieru 14y ago
Duplicate hashes are an issue because of the birthday problem: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birthday_problem The chance of two hashes being equal is small but the number of two hash pairs grows exponential to the number of hashes.
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by Danieru 14y ago
"I will babysit for you 2 hours if you babysit 1 hour for me today". For the coop this would work by paying extra 30 minute coupons. e.g: one hour of baby sitting on saturday might be paid with three 30 minute vouchers. Thus encouraging buy
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by Danieru 14y ago
Hello spoiledtechie, I wanted to mention why I downvoted. I am worried someone will misunderstand if I follow usual protocol and skip commenting. The reason I downvoted your comment is because I think it crosses the "interesting to hackers"
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by Danieru 14y ago
And even if the rss meta elemnets are missing wordpress will still generate rss at /feed/. For example: http://danieru.com/feed/ This same method works for category specific feeds: http://danieru.com/category/life/feed/
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by Danieru 14y ago
One not mentioned yet is http://selfoss.aditu.de/ It is an open source self hosted rss reader with a responsive skin. I'll be migrating tonight nad since it is open source I can contribute when I run into issues!
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by Danieru 14y ago
I would not be so enthusiastic. It has also been well established that this solar curse is the driving force behind global warming. To be more fair natural gas is our perfect bridge fuel to a renewable future. Coal powerplants can be replac
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by Danieru 14y ago
They already do, that is what "present value of all accrued beneﬁt liabilities" means.
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by Danieru 14y ago
No one is writing un-indented code. The issue is lack of metadata for automatic indentation. In C if I shift a block of code a quick gg=G will reformat and reindent. Possible because blocks are explicit and whitespace is separate from scope
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by Danieru 14y ago
It only takes a few flags to kill a fresh submission. Anything referral or similar is doing to have a high flag risk. It may not be a rule violation but HN is supposed to be self moderating. Up and down votes help garner a consensus over en
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Samsung laptop bug is not Linux specific(mjg59.dreamwidth.org)
106 points by Danieru 14y ago|37 comments
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by Danieru 14y ago
You're not alone I have seen several friend's inboxes and this appears to be the common usage pattern. These same friends also tend to be very slow to respond and they often just wait until we talk inperson. In class I've also seen other st
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ITWire still has problems with basic accuracy(mjg59.dreamwidth.org)
3 points by Danieru 14y ago|0 comments
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by Danieru 14y ago
So I'm curious. As a young programmer with 1.5 years before entering the workforce I have to wonder what you plan to do. From my super young and inexperienced perspective retirement will just mean having more control over my programming. Is
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by Danieru 14y ago
Sorry! I always thought the thing was chubby. The name made sense in my head as the mascot octopus is a bit gooey. I was not sure if I could call him Bunnie since I thought that was a nickname. Is there a chance Bunnie is not pronounced "bu

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